Any and all donations and support to Team WIKISPEED (WIKISPEED Inc.) are treated as micro-investments. If we realize profit, we commit to repaying all of you plus any return responsible, so that if we profit you profit too. This is not at all over seen by the FTC, is fuzzy math because we can't yet commit to any rate of return, and please keep in mind we have no profit motive and intend to invest revenues directly back into our ability to deliver. But if we do realize profit, you will too.

Monthly contribution!


One Time Contribution

All funds will be put to good use, and may or may not be in direct relationship to the idea listed here. E.g., if you send us $10 a month, we may spend some of it on on drill bits. We hope that is OK with you, and we really appreciate it!"

5 disruptive ideas that WIKISPEED uses:

Tags: ethics, values, principles

Oct 12 2012 9:40 AM

-committing to release a new version of all of your products every 7 days.

-welcoming your costumers and competitors to join the team, use your IP, and work on the next version of your product with you.

-choosing to do work that makes the world a better place- work worth doing, that focusses on value to the end users ahead profit generation.

-viewing all "competitors" as future partners.

-committing to radical transparency- publishing everything you learn, good and bad, as fast as you can and as clearly as you can.

This can be summed up as saying that we grade ourselves against the 4 agile values and 12 agile principles once every 7 days, and create at least one task we'll try within the next 7 days to either improve our grade or preserve our grade. -Joe

Add a Comment

.