Ordered Atomic Collaboration (OAC) is a paradigm for decentralized consequence.
We recommend those new to the paradigm review the latest OGUIDE.
OAC is intended to be conceptually oriented and implementation agnostic. Before contributing to this repository, consider whether your intents are implementation specific by reviewing the following:
robles: Ramate LLC's implementation of OAC paradigm technology . Many implementation-specific contributions, including most code, will suitrobles.- ODEMO: contains demos for many of the projects building with OAC technologies with which you may be more familiar and for which your contributions may be more suitable.
OAC also refers to the organization that manages this repository.
Note
OAC is not a legally represented organization. While the contents of this repository describe internal governance and can be treated like bylaws, they are not binding in any legal jurisdiction.
The OAC repository is licensed under the MIT License and can be used at will.
Currently, OAC is governed by Ramate LLC. Likewise all implementations of OAC protocols are found under Ramate LLC's robles project.
| Task | Description |
|---|---|
| Upcoming Events | High-priority event issues with planned completion dates. |
| Release Candidates | Feature-complete versions linked to events. |
| Features & Bugs | High-priority feature and bug issues. |
Please see CONTRIBUTING.md file for additional contribution guidelines.
Under OGLO-0, this subsection defines the recognized artifact types. We recognize the following types:
oera: OAC Eras (OERA) are the periods over which a governing body makes decisions. All other OAC Artifacts are indexed by OERA.oglo: OAC Glosses (OGLO) are defined terms for OAC.oproc: OAC Proclamations (OPROC) are statements of purpose for OAC.ogov: OAC Governance (OGOV) are constitutions of, procedures for, and interpretations of OAC governance.oleg: OAC Legal Documents (OLEG) are published legal documents covering OAC operations in any jurisdiction.ocert: OAC Certificates (OCERT) certify a given project as abiding by the OAC paradigm.ode: OAC Desiderata (ODE) describe wants, open problems, and similar within the OAC paradigm.ospec: OACSpecifications (OPSEC) describe specifications and are typically written in response to ODE. Generally, contributors should use OPSEC to justify non-trivial changes to this repository.oart: OAC Articles (OART) are academic papers which form the conceptual backbone of the OAC paradigm.oroad: OAC Roadmaps (OROAD) are roadmaps describing the intents and objectives of the OAC organization.olog: OAC Logs (OLOG) are periodically submitted logs describing various developments within the OAC paradigm.oguide: OAC Guides (OGUIDE) are guides or summaries of OAC.opre: OAC Presentations (OPRE) are presentations about OAC.odemo: OAC Demonstrations (ODEMO) are selected demonstrations and/or projects built with OAC.