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Let's kick things off. The concept of Universal Demarcation stands as the fundamental and robust cornerstone of our community system, shaping the very essence of the governance we envision for the future.

How Global Commons defines a state

How demarcation works?

Our demarcation model is characterized by a hierarchical organizational structure, featuring distinct levels. At the pinnacle rests the pod, overseeing the layered components that constitute the world beneath: pods, containers, clusters, districts, and states. Notably, each state adopts its native language as the designated build tool for seamless development. The pod, occupying a geographical expanse of 2 square kilometers, assumes the foundational role, serving as the fundamental building block within this sophisticated business framework.

Let's analyze the organizational framework

This entails a concise delineation of the demarcation components for both Global Commons and the prospective world we envision.

01 Pod

The Pod constitutes a geographical expanse of 2 square kilometers, overlaid on a state defined by the predominant language spoken or native to the region. Each Pod is assigned a unique identification number. Currently, we are in the progress of creating maps featuring Pods for member identification codes and Pod codes. If you are a GIS professional and are open to volunteering, we invite you to join our project.

02 Group

Groups are comprised of 10 Pods arranged in two rows, each row containing 5 Pods. The counting sequence begins from the top-left and progresses to the right. Similar to Pods, Groups are assigned Unique Identification numbers.

03 Cluster

The third level, referred to as Clusters, initiates from the left, and counting a stack of three rows of Containers forms a Cluster. Similar to Pods and Containers, Clusters also possess Unique Identification numbers. When counting based on Pods, each Cluster comprises 30 Pods.

05 District

Districts are positioned below Clusters in the organizational structure. A district is constituted by 50 Clusters. Consistent with our identification system for other levels, Districts also possess unique identification numbers.

06 State

All the districts collectively form the State. The construction of the entire hierarchy above the State is based on the predominant language spoken or the native language. Similar to the previous levels, States are also assigned unique identification numbers.

07 The World

The ultimate and bottommost layer of our organizational structure is the World, leading us toward our envisioned future of a unified world. Identification? Absolutely not! That is, until we encounter someone else in the galaxy or beyond.

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The Pod

The pod is the foundational and uppermost component in the flow of control in Global Commons Community. Each pod and its members will have a unique identification number called GeoIdentity Harmony Code (GHC). It contains information about the complete chain of flow with many components. A sample code will look like 'LML-SK001-DK01-CR001-GP0001-PD00001'.

Find Your Pod

The Group

Groups are comprised of 10 Pods arranged in two rows, each row containing 5 Pods. The counting sequence begins from the top-left and progresses to the right. Similar to Pods, Groups are assigned Unique Identification numbers.

Find Your Group
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The Group

Groups are comprised of 10 Pods arranged in two rows, each row containing 5 Pods. The counting sequence begins from the top-left and progresses to the right. Similar to Pods, Groups are assigned Unique Identification numbers.

Find Your Group
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The Cluster

The third level, referred to as Clusters, initiates from the left, and counting a stack of three rows of Containers forms a Cluster. Similar to Pods and Containers, Clusters also possess Unique Identification numbers. When counting based on Pods, each Cluster comprises 30 Pods.

Find Your Cluster

What
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District, State and
World?

District

Fifty clusters make a district. The counting and stacking method will remain the same along with GHC (GeoIdentity Harmony Code).

State & World

All the Districts within a geographical area, based on the language spoken, will constitute a State. All the States together make up the World.

The Global Commons System of Representation

We are on a mission to instill transparency and accountability in representation, coupled with a leaderless culture. Our aim is to set a groundbreaking example for the world to observe. So, are you ready for a world without leaders and abundant with individuals who take pride in themselves?

Selection Process

Pod Represenative

The Pod members exclusively choose representatives at all levels. Any member is eligible to run for the position of Pod Representative. Those interested in contesting must submit their names by December 1 each year. Voting and declarations occur on December 20th, with every vote being public and accessible to all. Once elected, an individual cannot run for the same level again. The term spans one year for all levels.

Voting and elections will be conducted on a free platform until the completion of the crowd project's app development. Any Pod member can initiate a call to recall an elected representative at any time during their term. If the recall receives 45% support, the elected representative's position will be terminated automatically. The recalled representative is barred from contesting at any level thereafter.

On the same day or the next, others can submit their names for the election. A maximum of 5 days is available for the campaign, and on the 6th day, the election must take place. All successfully elected representatives will receive a badge on their Global Commons profile corresponding to the level they served.

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1st December

Registration

Any member is eligible to run for the position of Pod Representative.

2-19th December

Campaign

Campaigns are strictly confined to digital platforms and direct communications.

20th December

Election & Declaration

For the time being, elections will take place on free platforms until the completion of the crowd election app project. All votes will be made public.

30th November, Next Year

Badge of Honor

Successful completion of an elected representatives's term makes them eligible for a Badge of Honor, specific to the level they served.The digital badge will be displayed on his Global Commons profile.

We have two major projects under the title U Marcation

Developing pods, containers, and clusters with unique IDs and a cross-platform voting app.

Global Commons GIS Project

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GIS Mapping

The inaugural project involves the development of pods, containers, and clusters, complete with maps and unique identification numbers for each entity. Global Commons members or individuals from the general public possessing expertise in GIS tools such as ArcGIS Pro, QGIS, or programming languages like Python, among others, are invited to join the dedicated Slack Channel for the GIS project. Further details will be provided along with the project plan once a team is formed.

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Voting App

The second project in line involves the development of a cross-platform voting app. The team can choose to adopt React or any other suitable framework based on their preference. A dedicated Slack channel will be created to initiate discussions. Details regarding the project plan and maintenance operations will be deliberated once a proficient team is established.

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