1. Gregor Hagedorn (JKI, Plazi, & Museum für Naturkunde) 2013-05-22 Berlin Biowikifarm pro-iBiosphere is funded under the European Union's 7th Framework Programme (FP7/2007-2013) under grant agreement №312848.

2. Biowikifarm Bio + Wiki + Farm = MediaWiki content management software (as in Wikipedias, Wikisource, etc.): Longest term sustainability.

3. Biowikifarm Bio + Wiki + Farm = MediaWiki content management software (as in Wikipedias, Wikisource, etc.). „Longest term“ sustainability. = Many installations under shared management. Efficiency Gain. (ViBRANT Scratchpads = pre-configured Drupal Farm)

4. = equivalent of “Scratchpads” for Wikis

5. Distributed Responsibilities FP7 project 2010-2013 Responsible for new developments on biowikifarm. Hosting + Long term technical service sustainability Long term museum-IT resources available Long term legal and management responsibility

6. biowikifarm Users In total about:  22 active community wikis  2 shared media repositories  3 meta- and shared test-wikis,  8 dormant (containing valuable content)  9 wikis with dubious future

7. biowikifarm Examples: Species ID

8. biowikifarm Examples: OpenMedia

9. biowikifarm Examples: Open Nature Guides

10. biowikifarm Examples: GBIF/TDWG Terms

11. biowikifarm Examples: ISPI Pest Information

12. biowikifarm Examples: Filtered Push

13. biowikifarm Examples: Key to Nature

14. biowikifarm Examples: Lichen Glossary

15. biowikifarm Examples: Flora Malesiana

16. biowikifarm Examples: Pl@ntNet-Pl@ntUse

17. biowikifarm Examples: pro-iBiosphere

18. New biowikifarm participants are welcome!  Participate in shared long-term maintenance  In-kind contributions welcome (no other cost)

19. New biowikifarm participants are welcome!  Participate in shared long-term maintenance  In-kind contributions welcome (no other cost) Where appropriate?  Having more contributors than programmers  When a community is interested in shaping the features of the platform themselves  Middle path between structured and unstructured  Simple Word-like text plus XML-like markup possible  Automatic Android identification available

21. Cost of selling data

22. (some thoughts)

23. Cost of selling data  Strictly:  Data are not copyrighted and must be kept secret  If they are directly viewable, people can legally copy and re-use them.  Encrypted data → No feedback.  Lack of reach, being cited and acknowledged.  Option: ask everyone to sign an agreement  Option: mix creative content with data while making it expensive to separate the parts

24. Cost of selling data  Relaxed:  Licensing cost. Marginal publishing cost: 0 EUR. Marginal individual licensing/sales cost: ~ 200 EUR.  Others have high incentives to re-do your work in a way that you cannot reciprocate from.  Trust problems in collaboration, negotiation overhead with partners  Especially large collaborations are difficult (distributing income justly!)