Collaborator - Revision history

Bijoy at 19:15, 9 July 2007

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‎Examples

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‎Typical Participation

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‎Examples

Bijoy at 22:37, 2 April 2007

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Bijoy at 22:34, 2 April 2007

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Bijoy at 22:32, 2 April 2007

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−	A collaborator is a Bootstrapper who has not only generalized a need of the community – but feels they have created a resource to fulfill this need as a product or service offered '''''outside''''' the community. These products/services have been offered first as a [[Contributor]] to members of the Bootstrap Community. Both the Bootstrap Organization and the Collaborator benefit from this arrangement, and if successful can lead to the a larger market release of the product as a new venture. Each collaboration is uniquely structured through mutual ~~agreeement~~ between the Bootstrap Organization and the Collaborator.	+	A collaborator is a Bootstrapper who has not only generalized a need of the community – but feels they have created a resource to fulfill this need as a product or service offered '''''outside''''' the community. These products/services have been offered first as a [[Contributor]] to members of the Bootstrap Community. Both the Bootstrap Organization and the Collaborator benefit from this arrangement, and if successful can lead to the a larger market release of the product as a new venture. Each collaboration is uniquely structured through mutual agreement between the Bootstrap Organization and the Collaborator.
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		+	Bootstrappers are encouraged to leverage the Collaborator model for collaborations with each other.

	'''NOTE: This is how the Bootstrap Organization generates revenue, since it does not charge its members to participate.'''		'''NOTE: This is how the Bootstrap Organization generates revenue, since it does not charge its members to participate.'''

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 *Integration of Product/Service in one or more Bootstrap Initiatives
 *Feedback activity with members of Bootstrap Community
 == Examples ==

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 == Typical Participation ==
-*Release and Rollout of Alpha/Beta product/service within community
+*Release and Rollout of Alpha/Beta product/service within community as a Contribution
 *Integration of Product/Service in one or more Bootstrap Initiatives
 *Feedback activity with members of Bootstrap Community

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 *[[Bootstrap Services]]
-*[http://www.bootstrapbootcamp.com Bootstrap Bootcamp]
+*[[Bootstrap Bootcamp]]
 == Previous/Next ==
 *Previous - [[Contributor]]

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	*Has been a [[Contributor]] of the community for 3 months or more		*Has been a [[Contributor]] of the community for 3 months or more
−	*Has completed the registration process for Collaboration

	== Typical Participation ==		== Typical Participation ==

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-A collaborator is a Bootstrapper who has not only generalized a need of the community – but feels they have created a resource to fulfill this need as a product or service offered '''''outside''''' the community. These products/services have been offered first as a Contributor to  members of the Bootstrap Community. Both the Bootstrap Organization and the Collaborator benefit from this arrangement, and if successful can lead to the a larger market release of the product as a new venture. Each collaboration is uniquely structured through mutual agreeement between the Bootstrap Organization and the Collaborator.
+A collaborator is a Bootstrapper who has not only generalized a need of the community – but feels they have created a resource to fulfill this need as a product or service offered '''''outside''''' the community. These products/services have been offered first as a [[Contributor]] to  members of the Bootstrap Community. Both the Bootstrap Organization and the Collaborator benefit from this arrangement, and if successful can lead to the a larger market release of the product as a new venture. Each collaboration is uniquely structured through mutual agreeement between the Bootstrap Organization and the Collaborator.
 '''NOTE: This is how the Bootstrap Organization generates revenue, since it does not charge its members to participate.'''
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 *Release and Rollout of Alpha/Beta product/service within community
-*Integration of Product/Service in one or more Bootstrap Initiative
+*Integration of Product/Service in one or more Bootstrap Initiatives
 *Feedback activity with members of Bootstrap Community

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−	A collaborator is a Bootstrapper who has not only generalized a need of the community – but feels they have created a resource to fulfill this need as a product or service offered '''''outside''''' the community. These products/services have been offered first as a Contributor to members of the Bootstrap Community. Both the Bootstrap Organization and the Collaborator benefit from this arrangement, and if successful can lead to the a larger market release of the product as a new venture. This is how the Bootstrap Organization generates ~~self-sustaining~~ revenue.	+	A collaborator is a Bootstrapper who has not only generalized a need of the community – but feels they have created a resource to fulfill this need as a product or service offered '''''outside''''' the community. These products/services have been offered first as a Contributor to members of the Bootstrap Community. Both the Bootstrap Organization and the Collaborator benefit from this arrangement, and if successful can lead to the a larger market release of the product as a new venture. Each collaboration is uniquely structured through mutual agreeement between the Bootstrap Organization and the Collaborator.
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		+	'''NOTE: This is how the Bootstrap Organization generates revenue, since it does not charge its members to participate.'''

	== Requirements ==		== Requirements ==

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−	A collaborator is a Bootstrapper who has not only generalized a need of the community – but feels they have created a resource to fulfill this need as a product or service offered '''''outside''''' the community. ~~Collaborators use the~~ members of the Bootstrap Community ~~to get product validation, feedback and even customers~~. Both the ~~community~~ and the Collaborator benefit from this arrangement, and if successful can lead to the a larger market release of the product as a new venture.	+	A collaborator is a Bootstrapper who has not only generalized a need of the community – but feels they have created a resource to fulfill this need as a product or service offered '''''outside''''' the community. These products/services have been offered first as a Contributor to members of the Bootstrap Community. Both the Bootstrap Organization and the Collaborator benefit from this arrangement, and if successful can lead to the a larger market release of the product as a new venture. This is how Bootstrap generates self-sustaining revenue.

	== Requirements ==		== Requirements ==