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<p>KateGenevieve: </p> <hr /> <div>List to format <br /> <br /> Games<br /> Rehearsing for megathrust earthquake in Pacific Northwest Cascadia subduction zone on a room-sized chess board https://www.opb.org/article/2022/05/08/rehearsing-for-northwest-mega-quake</div>

KateGenevieve https://wiki.collapsible.systems/w/index.php?title=Playful_Scenarios&diff=726 2025-04-09T18:53:12Z

<p>KateGenevieve: Created page with &quot;List to format Rehearsing for megathrust earthquake in Pacific Northwest Cascadia subduction zone on a room-sized chess board https://www.opb.org/article/2022/05/08/rehearsing-for-northwest-mega-quake&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>List to format <br /> <br /> Rehearsing for megathrust earthquake in Pacific Northwest Cascadia subduction zone on a room-sized chess board https://www.opb.org/article/2022/05/08/rehearsing-for-northwest-mega-quake</div>

KateGenevieve https://wiki.collapsible.systems/w/index.php?title=Futures&diff=725 2025-04-09T18:52:24Z

<p>KateGenevieve: /* LARPs */</p> <hr /> <div>== Futures Introduction ==<br /> Futures research, or futures studies, is a broad field that explores potential futures to better understand and prepare for possible changes and developments across various domains, including society, ecologies and technologies.<br /> <br /> There are diverse approaches to Futures, but a key issue across all approaches is the inherent deep uncertainty of the future. This involves a fundamental ambiguity where the range of possible alternatives and outcomes can not be accurately predicted, preventing any clear assignment of probabilities. This uncertainty is particularly critical in the context of the current polycrisis, and the unprecedented challenges associated with climate change, economic instability, social inequality, geopolitical conflict and multi-species justice. &lt;ref&gt;Haraway, Donna. Staying with the Trouble: Making Kin in the Chthulucene. Duke University Press, 2016&lt;/ref&gt;.<br /> <br /> ==== Ecological Knowledge ====<br /> <br /> Indigenous understandings and ecological attention need to be at the beginning of the story of Futures: collaborative ecological knowledge played a vital role in sustainability and resilience across millennia. Understandings of ecological dynamics and potential futures held in Indigenous communities are deeply rooted in lived relationship with place: these relationships are characterised by reciprocal responsibilities and stewardship. Indigenous Knowledge Systems are not simply about observing the environment, the protocol includes maintaining and renewing relationships with nature and all living beings. &lt;ref&gt;Kyle Powys Whyte, On the role of traditional ecological knowledge as a collaborative concept: a philosophical study. Ecol Process 2, 7, 2013. https://doi.org/10.1186/2192-1709-2-7&lt;/ref&gt;. Relational ways of being and knowing grow insight into natural cycles and long-term ecological changes, enabling Indigenous communities to make informed predictions and decisions about situations unfolding. [see Responsibility, Environmental Justice]<br /> <br /> ==== Futures Research ====<br /> <br /> In the European context, Futures research became formalised during and after the World Wars, encouraged by intense collective efforts to anticipate and prepare for future military and geopolitical scenarios. Structured methods for long-term planning, systems thinking and strategic foresight were elaborated that emphasised prediction and control of future unknowns, attempting to minimise the threat of being blindsided by unforeseen events.<br /> <br /> Modern-day Futures studies considers a broad range of potential futures, including societal and environmental shifts and transformations in science and technology. The interdisciplinary Futures field includes ecology, sociology, economics, anthropology, history, philosophy, Indigenous research and political science, along with various creative practices across domains for exploring uncertain, complex emergence. Decolonial and More-than-Human perspectives challenge conventional foresight approaches, cultural and personal bias, and limiting frameworks and expectations, whilst practices like scenario planning, performative worlding and imaginative techniques work to expand and enrich envisioning futures, as well as planning and policymaking.<br /> <br /> ==== Cybernetics ====<br /> <br /> Cybernetics is the study of control and communication across animals and machines. Originating in the 1940s with Norbert Wiener, cybernetics framed the world as consisting of systems—biological and technical—exploring how systems regulate themselves through feedback loops, and examining the dynamics by which they maintain stability and achieve goals through adaptive mechanisms. Second-order cybernetics, developed in the 1970s by Heinz von Foerster, was extended by Gregory Bateson emphasising the integral role of the observer within systems. &lt;ref&gt;Bateson, Gregory. Steps to an Ecology of Mind. University of Chicago Press, 1972&lt;/ref&gt;. Bateson’s approach highlighted the subjectivity and reflexivity in understanding complex systems, and the connection between ecological, social, and mental systems.<br /> <br /> [[File:Macy Conference Group.jpg|350px|Macy Conference on Cybernetics group photo 1953<br /> <br /> 1st row (left to right) T.C. Schneirla, Y. Bar-Hillel, Margaret Mead, Warren S. McCulloch, Jan Droogleever-Fortuyn, Yuen Ren Chao, W. Grey-Walter, Vahe E. Amassian.<br /> <br /> 2nd row (left to right) Leonard J. Savage, Janet Freed Lynch, Gerhardt von Bonin, Lawrence S. Kubie, Lawrence K. Frank, Henry Quastler, Donald G. Marquis, Heinrich Kluver, F.S.C. Northrop.<br /> <br /> 3rd row (left to right): Peggy Kubie, Henry Brosin, Gregory Bateson, Frank Fremont-Smith, John R. Bowman, G.E. Hutchinson, Hans Lukas Teuber, Julian H. Bigelow, Claude Shannon, Walter Pitts, Heinz von Foerster]]<br /> <br /> ==== Strategic Foresight ====<br /> <br /> During the Cold War, the need to anticipate technological and geopolitical changes led to the refinement of Futures research. <br /> Over the next sixty years, futures research evolved from basic forecasting to complex, creative methodologies: starting with the RAND Corporation's post-World War Two scenarios, evolving into the systemic thinking of the 1970s, and the development of computational techniques, global modelling and machine learning. Governments, businesses, and academic institutions adopted foresight techniques to better anticipate and prepare for a wider range of potential future disruptions amidst rapidly changing events and unpredictable developments. <br /> <br /> Strategic Foresight uses techniques like scenario planning and trend analysis to anticipate and influence future outcomes. Unlike predictions and forecasting, Strategic Foresight made use of qualitative methods to navigate complex, volatile uncertainty and the “wicked problems” about the future. In recent decades, Sohail Inayatullah's &quot;Six Pillars&quot; framework and causal layered analysis (CLA) transformed futures studies by including multiple perspectives, societal narratives, worldviews, myths and metaphors in commonly used research practices.&lt;ref&gt;Inayatullah, Sohail. &quot;[https://www.metafuture.org/library1/FuturesStudies/Six-pillars-Foresight-2008.pdf Six Pillars: Futures Thinking for Transforming]&quot;. Foresight, 10(1), 4-21, 2008.&lt;/ref&gt;. This evolution reflects a growing emphasis on complexity, inclusivity, creativity and the weird in anticipatory and readiness research.<br /> <br /> ==== Scenarios ====<br /> <br /> Scenario Planning techniques provided an alternative to probabilistic forecasting and quantitative methods. Instead of estimating probabilities for events, scenario techniques generate multiple alternative scenarios, illustrating diverse pathways and possible futures. They are used to evaluate how strategies might perform under various hypothetical conditions, and to stress-test policies and ensure they are resilient and adaptable to different potential challenges. This approach helps develop robust policies that can be flexible in the face of uncertainty and effective across a wide range of situations.<br /> <br /> ==== Co-Design with Communities ====<br /> <br /> Co-design promotes bottom-up processes as a means of addressing inclusion and actively welcoming citizen involvement and civic activism into research and design work. Originating from participatory design practices in 1970s Scandinavia, Co-Design invites communities, particularly stakeholders and those directly impacted, into the design processes itself. Co-design methods strive to apply collaborative techniques to both the questions about futures—working out what is needed—and also the design outcomes—how these needs are answered. Often employed in grassroots initiatives, Co-Design is used to engage communities in shaping communal spaces, infrastructure, as well as public policies and new democratic practices and urban governance methods in the hope of actively taking on board the real needs and preferences of people impacted. &lt;ref&gt;McKercher, Kelly Ann. Beyond Sticky Notes: Co-Design for Real: Mindsets, Methods, and Movements. Page Two Books, 2020&lt;/ref&gt;. [See governance, citizens assemblies]<br /> <br /> ==== Decolonial Futures ====<br /> <br /> Decolonial Futures can reference a whole variety of practices that emphasise plural futures and place-based imaginaries. This work is fed by the work of thinkers like Eduardo Viveiros de Castro, who advocate for considering plural, alternative futures rather than speaking about a general singular future for all. &lt;ref&gt;Viveiros de Castro, Eduardo. &quot;Exchanging Perspectives: The Transformation of Objects into Subjects in Amerindian Ontologies.&quot; In The Anthropology of Extinction: Essays on Culture and Species Death, edited by Genese Marie Sodikoff, Indiana University Press, 2012, pp. 169-191&lt;/ref&gt;. Methods emphasising Decolonial Futures include imaginative and embodied practices, listening and attuning to distinct place-based imaginaries, welcoming perspectives from the Global Majority, from disability work and feminist frameworks, challenging heteronormative and Euro-American biases in future scenario planning.<br /> <br /> ==== Performance and Rehearsing the Future ====<br /> <br /> In the performance field and citizen theatre there is a varied culture of participatory creative social practice aimed at exploring societal transformations. These methods engage communities in performance-based activities that envision and rehearse possible futures, collaboratively getting to know collective challenges from the inside, and acting and improvising in response. Through techniques such as Augusto Boal’s Theatre of the Oppressed and other community-focused performance techniques, these practices aim to open up dialogue, grow relationships in community, and empower participants to shape and reflect upon alternative futures. &lt;ref&gt;Boal, Augusto. 'Theatre of the Oppressed'. Pluto Press, 1979&lt;/ref&gt;.<br /> <br /> [[File:Theatre_of_the_Oppressed.jpg|400px|Augusto Boal leading a Theatre of the Oppressed workshop]]<br /> <br /> ==== LARPs ====<br /> <br /> Live Action Role-Playing (LARP), developed by the Nordic LARP community is a playful, immersive and participatory method to engage diverse audiences in exploring contemporary societal challenges and future scenarios. It involves participants role-playing particular characters within time-based creative scenarios to explore different futures and outcomes, engaging audiences in group problem-solving and collective imagination. &lt;ref&gt;op de Beke, Laura. Long Story: Playing With Deep Time. Oslo School of Environmental Humanities, 2022. Web. https://lodbeke.itch.io/long-story-a-deep-time-larp.&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> Playful Readiness Scenarios<br /> <br /> Link to [[Playful Scenarios|Playful Readiness Scenarios]]<br /> <br /> == Citations ==<br /> <br /> &lt;references/&gt;</div>

KateGenevieve https://wiki.collapsible.systems/w/index.php?title=Translate&diff=724 2025-04-01T09:13:49Z

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KateGenevieve https://wiki.collapsible.systems/w/index.php?title=Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:About&diff=723 2025-04-01T09:09:45Z

<p>KateGenevieve: </p> <hr /> <div>==The Collapsible Project==<br /> <br /> The wiki was launched on September 1, 2023 with a commitment to growing a genuinely useful site for preparedness, knowledge-sharing and disaster education around the world that can become a trusted site for knowledge.<br /> <br /> Currently, the wiki exists as a collaborative notepad to collect and organise content for the Collapsible project, with a social media tentacle at the Mastodon instance at Collapsible.Systems. For the time being the priority is to gather all the external resources we can into one place (this wiki), using the Collapsible Mastodon community as a knowledge harvester.<br /> <br /> The project aims to create a 'real' wiki, with useful articles and conforming to a common editorial style, a 'collapsipedia'. For this a domain has been registered. The wiki will be built primarily as an online archive, but with offline networking applications in mind. A core outcome target is for the entire wiki to be served wirelessly (WLAN, single cell base station, packet radio) and over Ethernet from small low powered computers. PDF, e-pub and print-on-demand outcomes will also be explored.<br /> <br /> '''This work will be done in English, translated into other languages where translators are available (see [[Translate|translation guide]].)'''<br /> <br /> ==Contribution==<br /> The goal of this project is to gather strategies, skills, disciplines, technologies, ideas, designs and critical thought in an effort to help prepare communities big and small for a time of great upheaval, an era of collapses (plural). It is not a submission to 'The Collapse' and nor does it seek to romanticise an end times. Within this frame, individual-centered survivalist and prepper cultures are not encouraged, while we identify that both hold much that may be of use to communities facing tough times.<br /> <br /> Unlike other wikis that solely focus on sustainability or lone prepping, the Collapsible Wiki widens its scope to a holistic view on resilience, from organisational systems to disaster preparedness, radio communications, 'permacomputing', medicine and climate resilient cropping.<br /> <br /> In contributing to this wiki you:<br /> * identify that we face not some future Collapse, but are already in the midst of multiple converging collapses.<br /> * recognise that the climate and extinction crises are due to the stresses our growth-addicted civilisation has placed on the Planet, and with that comes consequences for all alive.<br /> * understand that species extinction and a changed climate can not be undone, that we are already locked in for decades of consequences regardless of any mitigating steps made today.<br /> * understand that many communities are already enduring significant and sudden changes, and that we have much to learn from them.<br /> * believe that openly discussing and addressing the challenges we face is not 'negative', nor pessimistic, but essential to overcoming them.<br /> * understand that environmental defense and biome conservation today is crucial for our survival tomorrow.<br /> * recognise that socio-political and geo-political tensions are both expressions and major drivers within collapse.<br /> * recognise that true resilience means togetherness, and that strong communities are built atop a commitment to inclusivity.<br /> * honestly think tardigrades are amazing, not only because they are collapsible.<br /> <br /> =Terms of Service (ToS)=<br /> <br /> You can edit, under the expectations below and agreement to the [[Collapsible Systems Wiki:Privacy policy|Privacy Policy]].<br /> <br /> ==Licensing Agreement==<br /> <br /> This wiki is licensed under the ‘’’GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.3 (2008)’’’, which allows anyone to copy, distribute, and modify the content, provided that the same freedoms are preserved in derivative works. 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KateGenevieve https://wiki.collapsible.systems/w/index.php?title=Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:Privacy_policy&diff=722 2025-04-01T01:38:55Z

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KateGenevieve https://wiki.collapsible.systems/w/index.php?title=Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:About&diff=721 2025-04-01T01:36:44Z

<p>KateGenevieve: /* Editor Agreements */</p> <hr /> <div>==The Collapsible Project==<br /> <br /> The wiki was launched on September 1, 2023 with a commitment to growing a genuinely useful site for preparedness, knowledge-sharing and disaster education around the world that can become a trusted site for knowledge.<br /> <br /> Currently, the wiki exists as a collaborative notepad to collect and organise content for the Collapsible project, with a social media tentacle at the Mastodon instance at Collapsible.Systems. For the time being the priority is to gather all the external resources we can into one place (this wiki), using the Collapsible Mastodon community as a knowledge harvester.<br /> <br /> The project aims to create a 'real' wiki, with useful articles and conforming to a common editorial style, a 'collapsipedia'. For this a domain has been registered. The wiki will be built primarily as an online archive, but with offline networking applications in mind. A core outcome target is for the entire wiki to be served wirelessly (WLAN, single cell base station, packet radio) and over Ethernet from small low powered computers. PDF, e-pub and print-on-demand outcomes will also be explored.<br /> <br /> '''This work will be done in English, translated into other languages where translators are available.<br /> '''<br /> <br /> ==Contribution==<br /> The goal of this project is to gather strategies, skills, disciplines, technologies, ideas, designs and critical thought in an effort to help prepare communities big and small for a time of great upheaval, an era of collapses (plural). It is not a submission to 'The Collapse' and nor does it seek to romanticise an end times. Within this frame, individual-centered survivalist and prepper cultures are not encouraged, while we identify that both hold much that may be of use to communities facing tough times.<br /> <br /> Unlike other wikis that solely focus on sustainability or lone prepping, the Collapsible Wiki widens its scope to a holistic view on resilience, from organisational systems to disaster preparedness, radio communications, 'permacomputing', medicine and climate resilient cropping.<br /> <br /> In contributing to this wiki you:<br /> * identify that we face not some future Collapse, but are already in the midst of multiple converging collapses.<br /> * recognise that the climate and extinction crises are due to the stresses our growth-addicted civilisation has placed on the Planet, and with that comes consequences for all alive.<br /> * understand that species extinction and a changed climate can not be undone, that we are already locked in for decades of consequences regardless of any mitigating steps made today.<br /> * understand that many communities are already enduring significant and sudden changes, and that we have much to learn from them.<br /> * believe that openly discussing and addressing the challenges we face is not 'negative', nor pessimistic, but essential to overcoming them.<br /> * understand that environmental defense and biome conservation today is crucial for our survival tomorrow.<br /> * recognise that socio-political and geo-political tensions are both expressions and major drivers within collapse.<br /> * recognise that true resilience means togetherness, and that strong communities are built atop a commitment to inclusivity.<br /> * honestly think tardigrades are amazing, not only because they are collapsible.<br /> <br /> =Terms of Service (ToS)=<br /> <br /> You can edit, under the expectations below and agreement to the [[Collapsible Systems Wiki:Privacy policy|Privacy Policy]].<br /> <br /> ==Licensing Agreement==<br /> <br /> This wiki is licensed under the ‘’’GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.3 (2008)’’’, which allows anyone to copy, distribute, and modify the content, provided that the same freedoms are preserved in derivative works. This &quot;copyleft&quot; license supports free documentation and open collaboration, especially for educational and reference materials. See the full license text for details.<br /> <br /> ==Editor Agreements==<br /> <br /> The Collapsible wiki is a collaborative, volunteer-driven archive focused on preparedness and disaster resilience. This is a third-party wiki using [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki MediaWiki software] and administered by the Collapsible admins and is not affiliated with the Wikimedia Foundation.<br /> <br /> Please note:<br /> '''We do not sell your data or share it with third parties. However, your contributions are '''publicly visible''' and '''permanently associated''' with your username or IP address in the page history. By contributing to this wiki, you agree to publish your edits under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License (CC BY-SA 4.0).'''<br /> <br /> By using this wiki, you agree to the following terms:<br /> <br /> * Share accurate and relevant information.<br /> * Record of your contributions will be public and permanent.<br /> * Contributions will be edited by the community. * Your edits will be edited. (e.g., edits may be edited or removed, you grant permission to relicense under the ‘’’GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.3 (2008)’’<br /> * Pages may be edited or removed by administrators at their discretion.<br /> * Do not post sensitive personal information, about yourself or others.<br /> * Strictly no spam, misinformation, or disinformation.<br /> * This wiki may contain external links or embedded materials. Please exercise caution when navigating to outside sources.<br /> * The wiki accords with Wikimedia's [https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Policy:Universal_Code_of_Conduct Universal Code of Conduct].<br /> * Harassment and abusive content will not be tolerated.<br /> * ''If you do not agree with the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy, you may not use this wiki.<br /> ''</div>

KateGenevieve https://wiki.collapsible.systems/w/index.php?title=Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:About&diff=720 2025-04-01T01:35:54Z

<p>KateGenevieve: /* Editor Agreements */</p> <hr /> <div>==The Collapsible Project==<br /> <br /> The wiki was launched on September 1, 2023 with a commitment to growing a genuinely useful site for preparedness, knowledge-sharing and disaster education around the world that can become a trusted site for knowledge.<br /> <br /> Currently, the wiki exists as a collaborative notepad to collect and organise content for the Collapsible project, with a social media tentacle at the Mastodon instance at Collapsible.Systems. For the time being the priority is to gather all the external resources we can into one place (this wiki), using the Collapsible Mastodon community as a knowledge harvester.<br /> <br /> The project aims to create a 'real' wiki, with useful articles and conforming to a common editorial style, a 'collapsipedia'. For this a domain has been registered. The wiki will be built primarily as an online archive, but with offline networking applications in mind. A core outcome target is for the entire wiki to be served wirelessly (WLAN, single cell base station, packet radio) and over Ethernet from small low powered computers. PDF, e-pub and print-on-demand outcomes will also be explored.<br /> <br /> '''This work will be done in English, translated into other languages where translators are available.<br /> '''<br /> <br /> ==Contribution==<br /> The goal of this project is to gather strategies, skills, disciplines, technologies, ideas, designs and critical thought in an effort to help prepare communities big and small for a time of great upheaval, an era of collapses (plural). It is not a submission to 'The Collapse' and nor does it seek to romanticise an end times. Within this frame, individual-centered survivalist and prepper cultures are not encouraged, while we identify that both hold much that may be of use to communities facing tough times.<br /> <br /> Unlike other wikis that solely focus on sustainability or lone prepping, the Collapsible Wiki widens its scope to a holistic view on resilience, from organisational systems to disaster preparedness, radio communications, 'permacomputing', medicine and climate resilient cropping.<br /> <br /> In contributing to this wiki you:<br /> * identify that we face not some future Collapse, but are already in the midst of multiple converging collapses.<br /> * recognise that the climate and extinction crises are due to the stresses our growth-addicted civilisation has placed on the Planet, and with that comes consequences for all alive.<br /> * understand that species extinction and a changed climate can not be undone, that we are already locked in for decades of consequences regardless of any mitigating steps made today.<br /> * understand that many communities are already enduring significant and sudden changes, and that we have much to learn from them.<br /> * believe that openly discussing and addressing the challenges we face is not 'negative', nor pessimistic, but essential to overcoming them.<br /> * understand that environmental defense and biome conservation today is crucial for our survival tomorrow.<br /> * recognise that socio-political and geo-political tensions are both expressions and major drivers within collapse.<br /> * recognise that true resilience means togetherness, and that strong communities are built atop a commitment to inclusivity.<br /> * honestly think tardigrades are amazing, not only because they are collapsible.<br /> <br /> =Terms of Service (ToS)=<br /> <br /> You can edit, under the expectations below and agreement to the [[Collapsible Systems Wiki:Privacy policy|Privacy Policy]].<br /> <br /> ==Licensing Agreement==<br /> <br /> This wiki is licensed under the ‘’’GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.3 (2008)’’’, which allows anyone to copy, distribute, and modify the content, provided that the same freedoms are preserved in derivative works. This &quot;copyleft&quot; license supports free documentation and open collaboration, especially for educational and reference materials. See the full license text for details.<br /> <br /> ==Editor Agreements==<br /> <br /> The Collapsible wiki is a collaborative, volunteer-driven archive focused on preparedness and disaster resilience. This is a third-party wiki using [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki MediaWiki software] and administered by the Collapsible admins and is not affiliated with the Wikimedia Foundation.<br /> <br /> Please note:<br /> '''We do not sell your data or share it with third parties. However, your contributions are '''publicly visible''' and '''permanently associated''' with your username or IP address in the page history. By contributing to this wiki, you agree to publish your edits under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License (CC BY-SA 4.0).'''<br /> <br /> By using this wiki, you agree to the following terms:<br /> <br /> * Share accurate and relevant information.<br /> * Record of your contributions will be public and permanent.<br /> * Contributions will be edited by the community. * Your edits will be edited. (e.g., edits may be edited or removed, you grant permission to relicense under the ‘’’GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.3 (2008)’’<br /> * Pages may be edited or removed by administrators at their discretion.<br /> * Do not post sensitive personal information, about yourself or others.<br /> * Strictly no spam, misinformation, or disinformation.<br /> * This wiki may contain external links or embedded materials. Please exercise caution when navigating to outside sources.<br /> * The wiki accords with the Universal Code of Conduct.<br /> * Harassment and abusive content will not be tolerated.<br /> * ''If you do not agree with the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy, you may not use this wiki.<br /> ''</div>

KateGenevieve https://wiki.collapsible.systems/w/index.php?title=Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:About&diff=719 2025-04-01T01:34:16Z

<p>KateGenevieve: /* Licensing */</p> <hr /> <div>==The Collapsible Project==<br /> <br /> The wiki was launched on September 1, 2023 with a commitment to growing a genuinely useful site for preparedness, knowledge-sharing and disaster education around the world that can become a trusted site for knowledge.<br /> <br /> Currently, the wiki exists as a collaborative notepad to collect and organise content for the Collapsible project, with a social media tentacle at the Mastodon instance at Collapsible.Systems. For the time being the priority is to gather all the external resources we can into one place (this wiki), using the Collapsible Mastodon community as a knowledge harvester.<br /> <br /> The project aims to create a 'real' wiki, with useful articles and conforming to a common editorial style, a 'collapsipedia'. For this a domain has been registered. The wiki will be built primarily as an online archive, but with offline networking applications in mind. A core outcome target is for the entire wiki to be served wirelessly (WLAN, single cell base station, packet radio) and over Ethernet from small low powered computers. PDF, e-pub and print-on-demand outcomes will also be explored.<br /> <br /> '''This work will be done in English, translated into other languages where translators are available.<br /> '''<br /> <br /> ==Contribution==<br /> The goal of this project is to gather strategies, skills, disciplines, technologies, ideas, designs and critical thought in an effort to help prepare communities big and small for a time of great upheaval, an era of collapses (plural). It is not a submission to 'The Collapse' and nor does it seek to romanticise an end times. Within this frame, individual-centered survivalist and prepper cultures are not encouraged, while we identify that both hold much that may be of use to communities facing tough times.<br /> <br /> Unlike other wikis that solely focus on sustainability or lone prepping, the Collapsible Wiki widens its scope to a holistic view on resilience, from organisational systems to disaster preparedness, radio communications, 'permacomputing', medicine and climate resilient cropping.<br /> <br /> In contributing to this wiki you:<br /> * identify that we face not some future Collapse, but are already in the midst of multiple converging collapses.<br /> * recognise that the climate and extinction crises are due to the stresses our growth-addicted civilisation has placed on the Planet, and with that comes consequences for all alive.<br /> * understand that species extinction and a changed climate can not be undone, that we are already locked in for decades of consequences regardless of any mitigating steps made today.<br /> * understand that many communities are already enduring significant and sudden changes, and that we have much to learn from them.<br /> * believe that openly discussing and addressing the challenges we face is not 'negative', nor pessimistic, but essential to overcoming them.<br /> * understand that environmental defense and biome conservation today is crucial for our survival tomorrow.<br /> * recognise that socio-political and geo-political tensions are both expressions and major drivers within collapse.<br /> * recognise that true resilience means togetherness, and that strong communities are built atop a commitment to inclusivity.<br /> * honestly think tardigrades are amazing, not only because they are collapsible.<br /> <br /> =Terms of Service (ToS)=<br /> <br /> You can edit, under the expectations below and agreement to the [[Collapsible Systems Wiki:Privacy policy|Privacy Policy]].<br /> <br /> ==Licensing Agreement==<br /> <br /> This wiki is licensed under the ‘’’GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.3 (2008)’’’, which allows anyone to copy, distribute, and modify the content, provided that the same freedoms are preserved in derivative works. This &quot;copyleft&quot; license supports free documentation and open collaboration, especially for educational and reference materials. See the full license text for details.<br /> <br /> ==Editor Agreements==<br /> <br /> By using this wiki, you agree to the following terms:<br /> <br /> * Share accurate and relevant information.<br /> * ‘’’Record of your contributions will be public and permanent.'''<br /> * Contributions will be edited by the community. * Your edits will be edited. (e.g., edits may be edited or removed, you grant permission to relicense under the ‘’’GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.3 (2008)’’<br /> * Pages may be edited or removed by administrators at their discretion.<br /> * ‘’’Do not post sensitive personal information''', about yourself or others.<br /> * '''Strictly no spam, misinformation, or disinformation.’’’<br /> * This wiki may contain external links or embedded materials. '''Please exercise caution when navigating to outside sources'''.<br /> * The wiki accords with the Universal Code of Conduct.<br /> * '''Harassment and abusive content will not be tolerated.'''<br /> * '''If you do not agree with the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy, you may not use this wiki.'''<br /> <br /> The Collapsible wiki is a collaborative, volunteer-driven archive focused on preparedness and disaster resilience. This is a third-party wiki using [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki MediaWiki software] and administered by the Collapsible admins and is not affiliated with the Wikimedia Foundation. <br /> <br /> Please note:<br /> '''We do not sell your data or share it with third parties. However, your contributions are '''publicly visible''' and '''permanently associated''' with your username or IP address in the page history. By contributing to this wiki, you agree to publish your edits under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License (CC BY-SA 4.0).'''</div>

KateGenevieve https://wiki.collapsible.systems/w/index.php?title=Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:About&diff=718 2025-04-01T01:33:45Z

<p>KateGenevieve: </p> <hr /> <div>==The Collapsible Project==<br /> <br /> The wiki was launched on September 1, 2023 with a commitment to growing a genuinely useful site for preparedness, knowledge-sharing and disaster education around the world that can become a trusted site for knowledge.<br /> <br /> Currently, the wiki exists as a collaborative notepad to collect and organise content for the Collapsible project, with a social media tentacle at the Mastodon instance at Collapsible.Systems. For the time being the priority is to gather all the external resources we can into one place (this wiki), using the Collapsible Mastodon community as a knowledge harvester.<br /> <br /> The project aims to create a 'real' wiki, with useful articles and conforming to a common editorial style, a 'collapsipedia'. For this a domain has been registered. The wiki will be built primarily as an online archive, but with offline networking applications in mind. A core outcome target is for the entire wiki to be served wirelessly (WLAN, single cell base station, packet radio) and over Ethernet from small low powered computers. PDF, e-pub and print-on-demand outcomes will also be explored.<br /> <br /> '''This work will be done in English, translated into other languages where translators are available.<br /> '''<br /> <br /> ==Contribution==<br /> The goal of this project is to gather strategies, skills, disciplines, technologies, ideas, designs and critical thought in an effort to help prepare communities big and small for a time of great upheaval, an era of collapses (plural). It is not a submission to 'The Collapse' and nor does it seek to romanticise an end times. Within this frame, individual-centered survivalist and prepper cultures are not encouraged, while we identify that both hold much that may be of use to communities facing tough times.<br /> <br /> Unlike other wikis that solely focus on sustainability or lone prepping, the Collapsible Wiki widens its scope to a holistic view on resilience, from organisational systems to disaster preparedness, radio communications, 'permacomputing', medicine and climate resilient cropping.<br /> <br /> In contributing to this wiki you:<br /> * identify that we face not some future Collapse, but are already in the midst of multiple converging collapses.<br /> * recognise that the climate and extinction crises are due to the stresses our growth-addicted civilisation has placed on the Planet, and with that comes consequences for all alive.<br /> * understand that species extinction and a changed climate can not be undone, that we are already locked in for decades of consequences regardless of any mitigating steps made today.<br /> * understand that many communities are already enduring significant and sudden changes, and that we have much to learn from them.<br /> * believe that openly discussing and addressing the challenges we face is not 'negative', nor pessimistic, but essential to overcoming them.<br /> * understand that environmental defense and biome conservation today is crucial for our survival tomorrow.<br /> * recognise that socio-political and geo-political tensions are both expressions and major drivers within collapse.<br /> * recognise that true resilience means togetherness, and that strong communities are built atop a commitment to inclusivity.<br /> * honestly think tardigrades are amazing, not only because they are collapsible.<br /> <br /> =Terms of Service (ToS)=<br /> <br /> You can edit, under the expectations below and agreement to the [[Collapsible Systems Wiki:Privacy policy|Privacy Policy]].<br /> <br /> ==Licensing==<br /> <br /> This wiki is licensed under the ‘’’GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.3 (2008)’’’, which allows anyone to copy, distribute, and modify the content, provided that the same freedoms are preserved in derivative works. This &quot;copyleft&quot; license supports free documentation and open collaboration, especially for educational and reference materials. See the full license text for details.<br /> <br /> ==Editor Agreements==<br /> <br /> By using this wiki, you agree to the following terms:<br /> <br /> * Share accurate and relevant information.<br /> * ‘’’Record of your contributions will be public and permanent.'''<br /> * Contributions will be edited by the community. * Your edits will be edited. (e.g., edits may be edited or removed, you grant permission to relicense under the ‘’’GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.3 (2008)’’<br /> * Pages may be edited or removed by administrators at their discretion.<br /> * ‘’’Do not post sensitive personal information''', about yourself or others.<br /> * '''Strictly no spam, misinformation, or disinformation.’’’<br /> * This wiki may contain external links or embedded materials. '''Please exercise caution when navigating to outside sources'''.<br /> * The wiki accords with the Universal Code of Conduct.<br /> * '''Harassment and abusive content will not be tolerated.'''<br /> * '''If you do not agree with the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy, you may not use this wiki.'''<br /> <br /> The Collapsible wiki is a collaborative, volunteer-driven archive focused on preparedness and disaster resilience. This is a third-party wiki using [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki MediaWiki software] and administered by the Collapsible admins and is not affiliated with the Wikimedia Foundation. <br /> <br /> Please note:<br /> '''We do not sell your data or share it with third parties. However, your contributions are '''publicly visible''' and '''permanently associated''' with your username or IP address in the page history. By contributing to this wiki, you agree to publish your edits under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License (CC BY-SA 4.0).'''</div>

KateGenevieve https://wiki.collapsible.systems/w/index.php?title=Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:About&diff=717 2025-04-01T01:33:07Z

<p>KateGenevieve: </p> <hr /> <div>The Collapsible wiki is a collaborative, volunteer-driven archive focused on preparedness and disaster resilience. This is a third-party wiki using [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki MediaWiki software] and administered by the Collapsible admins and is not affiliated with the Wikimedia Foundation. <br /> <br /> Please note:<br /> '''We do not sell your data or share it with third parties. However, your contributions are '''publicly visible''' and '''permanently associated''' with your username or IP address in the page history. By contributing to this wiki, you agree to publish your edits under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License (CC BY-SA 4.0).'''<br /> <br /> ==The Collapsible Project==<br /> <br /> The wiki was launched on September 1, 2023 with a commitment to growing a genuinely useful site for preparedness, knowledge-sharing and disaster education around the world that can become a trusted site for knowledge.<br /> <br /> Currently, the wiki exists as a collaborative notepad to collect and organise content for the Collapsible project, with a social media tentacle at the Mastodon instance at Collapsible.Systems. For the time being the priority is to gather all the external resources we can into one place (this wiki), using the Collapsible Mastodon community as a knowledge harvester.<br /> <br /> The project aims to create a 'real' wiki, with useful articles and conforming to a common editorial style, a 'collapsipedia'. For this a domain has been registered. The wiki will be built primarily as an online archive, but with offline networking applications in mind. A core outcome target is for the entire wiki to be served wirelessly (WLAN, single cell base station, packet radio) and over Ethernet from small low powered computers. PDF, e-pub and print-on-demand outcomes will also be explored.<br /> <br /> '''This work will be done in English, translated into other languages where translators are available.<br /> '''<br /> <br /> ==Contribution==<br /> The goal of this project is to gather strategies, skills, disciplines, technologies, ideas, designs and critical thought in an effort to help prepare communities big and small for a time of great upheaval, an era of collapses (plural). It is not a submission to 'The Collapse' and nor does it seek to romanticise an end times. Within this frame, individual-centered survivalist and prepper cultures are not encouraged, while we identify that both hold much that may be of use to communities facing tough times.<br /> <br /> Unlike other wikis that solely focus on sustainability or lone prepping, the Collapsible Wiki widens its scope to a holistic view on resilience, from organisational systems to disaster preparedness, radio communications, 'permacomputing', medicine and climate resilient cropping.<br /> <br /> In contributing to this wiki you:<br /> * identify that we face not some future Collapse, but are already in the midst of multiple converging collapses.<br /> * recognise that the climate and extinction crises are due to the stresses our growth-addicted civilisation has placed on the Planet, and with that comes consequences for all alive.<br /> * understand that species extinction and a changed climate can not be undone, that we are already locked in for decades of consequences regardless of any mitigating steps made today.<br /> * understand that many communities are already enduring significant and sudden changes, and that we have much to learn from them.<br /> * believe that openly discussing and addressing the challenges we face is not 'negative', nor pessimistic, but essential to overcoming them.<br /> * understand that environmental defense and biome conservation today is crucial for our survival tomorrow.<br /> * recognise that socio-political and geo-political tensions are both expressions and major drivers within collapse.<br /> * recognise that true resilience means togetherness, and that strong communities are built atop a commitment to inclusivity.<br /> * honestly think tardigrades are amazing, not only because they are collapsible.<br /> <br /> =Terms of Service (ToS)=<br /> <br /> You can edit, under the expectations below and agreement to the [[Collapsible Systems Wiki:Privacy policy|Privacy Policy]].<br /> <br /> ==Licensing==<br /> <br /> This wiki is licensed under the ‘’’GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.3 (2008)’’’, which allows anyone to copy, distribute, and modify the content, provided that the same freedoms are preserved in derivative works. This &quot;copyleft&quot; license supports free documentation and open collaboration, especially for educational and reference materials. See the full license text for details.<br /> <br /> ==Editor Agreements==<br /> <br /> By using this wiki, you agree to the following terms:<br /> <br /> * Share accurate and relevant information.<br /> * ‘’’Record of your contributions will be public and permanent.'''<br /> * Contributions will be edited by the community. * Your edits will be edited. (e.g., edits may be edited or removed, you grant permission to relicense under the ‘’’GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.3 (2008)’’<br /> * Pages may be edited or removed by administrators at their discretion.<br /> * ‘’’Do not post sensitive personal information''', about yourself or others.<br /> * '''Strictly no spam, misinformation, or disinformation.’’’<br /> * This wiki may contain external links or embedded materials. '''Please exercise caution when navigating to outside sources'''.<br /> * The wiki accords with the Universal Code of Conduct.<br /> * '''Harassment and abusive content will not be tolerated.'''<br /> * '''If you do not agree with the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy, you may not use this wiki.'''</div>

KateGenevieve https://wiki.collapsible.systems/w/index.php?title=Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:About&diff=716 2025-04-01T01:31:36Z

<p>KateGenevieve: </p> <hr /> <div>The Collapsible wiki is a collaborative, volunteer-driven archive focused on preparedness and disaster resilience. This is a third-party wiki using [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki MediaWiki software] and administered by the Collapsible admins and is not affiliated with the Wikimedia Foundation. <br /> <br /> Please note:<br /> '''We do not sell your data or share it with third parties. However, your contributions are '''publicly visible''' and '''permanently associated''' with your username or IP address in the page history. By contributing to this wiki, you agree to publish your edits under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License (CC BY-SA 4.0).'''<br /> <br /> About<br /> <br /> The wiki was launched on September 1, 2023 with a commitment to growing a genuinely useful site for preparedness, knowledge-sharing and disaster education around the world that can become a trusted site for knowledge.<br /> <br /> Currently, the wiki exists as a collaborative notepad to collect and organise content for the Collapsible project, with a social media tentacle at the Mastodon instance at Collapsible.Systems. For the time being the priority is to gather all the external resources we can into one place (this wiki), using the Collapsible Mastodon community as a knowledge harvester.<br /> <br /> The project aims to create a 'real' wiki, with useful articles and conforming to a common editorial style, a 'collapsipedia'. For this a domain has been registered. The wiki will be built primarily as an online archive, but with offline networking applications in mind. A core outcome target is for the entire wiki to be served wirelessly (WLAN, single cell base station, packet radio) and over Ethernet from small low powered computers. PDF, e-pub and print-on-demand outcomes will also be explored.<br /> <br /> '''This work will be done in English, translated into other languages where translators are available.<br /> '''<br /> <br /> ==The Collapsible Project==<br /> The goal of this project is to gather strategies, skills, disciplines, technologies, ideas, designs and critical thought in an effort to help prepare communities big and small for a time of great upheaval, an era of collapses (plural). It is not a submission to 'The Collapse' and nor does it seek to romanticise an end times. Within this frame, individual-centered survivalist and prepper cultures are not encouraged, while we identify that both hold much that may be of use to communities facing tough times.<br /> <br /> Unlike other wikis that solely focus on sustainability or lone prepping, the Collapsible Wiki widens its scope to a holistic view on resilience, from organisational systems to disaster preparedness, radio communications, 'permacomputing', medicine and climate resilient cropping.<br /> <br /> In contributing to this wiki you:<br /> * identify that we face not some future Collapse, but are already in the midst of multiple converging collapses.<br /> * recognise that the climate and extinction crises are due to the stresses our growth-addicted civilisation has placed on the Planet, and with that comes consequences for all alive.<br /> * understand that species extinction and a changed climate can not be undone, that we are already locked in for decades of consequences regardless of any mitigating steps made today.<br /> * understand that many communities are already enduring significant and sudden changes, and that we have much to learn from them.<br /> * believe that openly discussing and addressing the challenges we face is not 'negative', nor pessimistic, but essential to overcoming them.<br /> * understand that environmental defense and biome conservation today is crucial for our survival tomorrow.<br /> * recognise that socio-political and geo-political tensions are both expressions and major drivers within collapse.<br /> * recognise that true resilience means togetherness, and that strong communities are built atop a commitment to inclusivity.<br /> * honestly think tardigrades are amazing, not only because they are collapsible.<br /> <br /> =Terms of Service (ToS)=<br /> <br /> You can edit, under the expectations below and agreement to the [[Collapsible Systems Wiki:Privacy policy|Privacy Policy]].<br /> <br /> ==Licensing==<br /> <br /> This wiki is licensed under the ‘’’GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.3 (2008)’’’, which allows anyone to copy, distribute, and modify the content, provided that the same freedoms are preserved in derivative works. This &quot;copyleft&quot; license supports free documentation and open collaboration, especially for educational and reference materials. See the full license text for details.<br /> <br /> ==Editor Agreements==<br /> <br /> By using this wiki, you agree to the following terms:<br /> <br /> * Share accurate and relevant information.<br /> * ‘’’Record of your contributions will be public and permanent.'''<br /> * Contributions will be edited by the community. * Your edits will be edited. (e.g., edits may be edited or removed, you grant permission to relicense under the ‘’’GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.3 (2008)’’<br /> * Pages may be edited or removed by administrators at their discretion.<br /> * ‘’’Do not post sensitive personal information''', about yourself or others.<br /> * '''Strictly no spam, misinformation, or disinformation.’’’<br /> * This wiki may contain external links or embedded materials. '''Please exercise caution when navigating to outside sources'''.<br /> * The wiki accords with the Universal Code of Conduct.<br /> * '''Harassment and abusive content will not be tolerated.'''<br /> * '''If you do not agree with the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy, you may not use this wiki.'''</div>

KateGenevieve https://wiki.collapsible.systems/w/index.php?title=Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:General_disclaimer&diff=715 2025-04-01T01:21:04Z

<p>KateGenevieve: /* Disclaimer */</p> <hr /> <div>The Collapsible wiki is a collaborative, volunteer-driven archive focused on preparedness and disaster resilience. This is a third-party wiki using [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki MediaWiki software] and administered by the Collapsible admins and is not affiliated with the Wikimedia Foundation. <br /> <br /> This disclaimer is adapted from the official policy on [https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:General_disclaimer Wikimedia Commons: General Disclaimer] as a policy that has wide acceptance among wiki contributors and is considered a standard for every wiki user.<br /> <br /> ==Disclaimer==<br /> <br /> The wiki is maintained by a voluntary network of contributors and does not guarantee the accuracy, completeness, or currentness of the information provided. The content may be edited or updated by users and reflects diverse contributions and perspectives.<br /> <br /> Contributors hold responsibility for what they post. The community will collectively edit for reliability of information, but can not be responsible for accuracy, uptime, or the content of external links. <br /> <br /> By using this site, you acknowledge that:<br /> * The information here is provided &quot;as is,&quot; without warranties of any kind.<br /> * No contractual relationship is created by your use of this site.<br /> * All contributions are publicly visible and may be edited by others.<br /> <br /> Both admin and contributors are not responsible for any loss, harm, or damages arising from the use or reliance on information from this wiki.<br /> <br /> Content may link to third-party sources that has not been vetted. If you identify harmful, offensive, or incorrect information, please notify the administrators.<br /> <br /> Use of this wiki constitutes acceptance of these terms. For privacy and usage concerns, see the [[Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:Privacy_policy|Privacy Policy]] and [Terms].</div>

KateGenevieve https://wiki.collapsible.systems/w/index.php?title=Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:General_disclaimer&diff=714 2025-04-01T01:19:56Z

<p>KateGenevieve: first pass at disclaimer</p> <hr /> <div>The Collapsible wiki is a collaborative, volunteer-driven archive focused on preparedness and disaster resilience. This is a third-party wiki using [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki MediaWiki software] and administered by the Collapsible admins and is not affiliated with the Wikimedia Foundation. <br /> <br /> This disclaimer is adapted from the official policy on [https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:General_disclaimer Wikimedia Commons: General Disclaimer] as a policy that has wide acceptance among wiki contributors and is considered a standard for every wiki user.<br /> <br /> ==Disclaimer==<br /> <br /> The wiki is maintained by a voluntary network of contributors and does not guarantee the accuracy, completeness, or currentness of the information provided. The content may be edited or updated by users and reflects diverse contributions and perspectives.<br /> <br /> Contributors hold responsibility for what they post. The community will collectively edit for reliability of information, but can not be responsible for accuracy, uptime, or the content of external links. <br /> <br /> By using this site, you acknowledge that:<br /> * The information here is provided &quot;as is,&quot; without warranties of any kind.<br /> * No contractual relationship is created by your use of this site.<br /> * All contributions are publicly visible and may be edited by others.<br /> <br /> Both admin and contributors are not responsible for any loss, harm, or damages arising from the use or reliance on information from this wiki.<br /> <br /> Content may link to third-party sources that has not been vetted. If you identify harmful, offensive, or incorrect information, please notify the administrators.<br /> <br /> Use of this wiki constitutes acceptance of these terms. For privacy and usage concerns, see the [[Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:Privacy_policy|Privacy Policy]].</div>

KateGenevieve https://wiki.collapsible.systems/w/index.php?title=Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:General_disclaimer&diff=713 2025-04-01T01:18:59Z

<p>KateGenevieve: Created page with &quot;The Collapsible wiki is a collaborative, volunteer-driven archive focused on preparedness and disaster resilience. This is a third-party wiki using [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki MediaWiki software] and administered by the Collapsible admins and is not affiliated with the Wikimedia Foundation. This disclaimer is adapted from the official policy on [https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:General_disclaimer Wikimedia Commons: General Disclaimer] as a polic...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>The Collapsible wiki is a collaborative, volunteer-driven archive focused on preparedness and disaster resilience. This is a third-party wiki using [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki MediaWiki software] and administered by the Collapsible admins and is not affiliated with the Wikimedia Foundation. <br /> <br /> This disclaimer is adapted from the official policy on [https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:General_disclaimer Wikimedia Commons: General Disclaimer] as a policy that has wide acceptance among wiki contributors and is considered a standard for every wiki user.<br /> <br /> The wiki is maintained by a voluntary network of contributors and does not guarantee the accuracy, completeness, or currentness of the information provided. The content may be edited or updated by users and reflects diverse contributions and perspectives.<br /> <br /> Contributors hold responsibility for what they post. The community will collectively edit for reliability of information, but can not be responsible for accuracy, uptime, or the content of external links. <br /> <br /> By using this site, you acknowledge that:<br /> * The information here is provided &quot;as is,&quot; without warranties of any kind.<br /> * No contractual relationship is created by your use of this site.<br /> * All contributions are publicly visible and may be edited by others.<br /> <br /> Both admin and contributors are not responsible for any loss, harm, or damages arising from the use or reliance on information from this wiki.<br /> <br /> Content may link to third-party sources that has not been vetted. If you identify harmful, offensive, or incorrect information, please notify the administrators.<br /> <br /> Use of this wiki constitutes acceptance of these terms. For privacy and usage concerns, see the [[Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:Privacy_policy|Privacy Policy]].</div>

KateGenevieve https://wiki.collapsible.systems/w/index.php?title=Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:Privacy_policy&diff=712 2025-04-01T01:10:31Z

<p>KateGenevieve: /* Data */</p> <hr /> <div>== Privacy Policy ==<br /> <br /> This page summarises the privacy expectations for contributors and visitors to the Collapsible wiki, and how your information may be used or [https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Policy:Privacy_policy#when-we-may-share shared], modelled on the Privacy Policy of Wikimedia Commons.<br /> <br /> For more information on user expectations and contributions, see [[Terms of Service]].<br /> <br /> == Licensing ==<br /> <br /> Content licensed under GNU Free Documentation License 1.3; free to copy, share, and adapt, with attribution and share-alike.<br /> <br /> == Data ==<br /> <br /> * We do not sell or share any personal information with third parties.<br /> * This site does not and will not use external analytics, advertising, or tracking tools.<br /> * When editing or viewing the site, your IP address and browser information may be logged for technical and moderation purposes.<br /> * Registered users’ chosen usernames and contributions are publicly visible. Email addresses (if provided) are stored securely and only used for account management.<br /> * Server logs may be retained temporarily for security and maintenance, then deleted.<br /> <br /> =====Governance Commitments=====<br /> * '''Using reasonable measures''' to keep your information secure.<br /> * '''Never selling your information''' or sharing it with third parties for marketing purposes.<br /> * '''Only sharing your information in limited circumstances''', such as to [https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Policy:Privacy_policy#share-to-protect-people protect you and others].<br /> * '''Retaining your data for the shortest possible time''' that is consistent with the technical limits of running the software itself.<br /> <br /> ====Contributor Agreements====<br /> * '''All public contributions are [https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Policy:Privacy_policy#your-public-contribs permanently archived].'''<br /> * Contributions are made with permission to relicense under the ‘’’[https://www.gnu.org/licenses/fdl-1.3.html GNU Free Documentation License 1.3 or later]’’<br /> * Contributors are responsible for their own contributions.<br /> * Content is collaboratively edited by many users.<br /> * Individual contributions may be edited, reorganized, or removed by the community.<br /> * The wiki logs limited personal and technical data; this includes IP address, browser type, and timestamps in server logs. Edits are recorded with your username and history; anonymous edits are linked to IP addresses.<br /> * The Collapsible Wiki and its administrators strive for accuracy, but can make no guarantee of the accuracy, completeness, or availability of content. For full Disclaimer, see [[Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:General_disclaimer]].<br /> <br /> By using this wiki, editors agree to this [[Collapsible Systems Wiki:Privacy policy|Privacy policy]] and to the [[Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:About Terms of Service]]. ''If you do not agree, please do not use this wiki.''<br /> <br /> == Transparency ==<br /> * Emails and feedback sent to the admin team may be visible to more than one administrator.<br /> * Our community of volunteer editors and contributors is decentralised. Certain administrators may use tools that grant them limited access to nonpublic information about recent contributions during troubleshooting or for site protection and policy enforcement.<br /> <br /> == Further Reading ==<br /> Read about MediaWiki and GDPR compliance [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/GDPR_(General_Data_Protection_Regulation)_and_MediaWiki_software], and for full details on Wikimedia’s Privacy Policy, see [https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Policy:Privacy_policy the Wikimedia Foundation's complete privacy policy].</div>

KateGenevieve https://wiki.collapsible.systems/w/index.php?title=Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:Privacy_policy&diff=711 2025-04-01T01:09:13Z

<p>KateGenevieve: /* Contributor Responsibilities */</p> <hr /> <div>== Privacy Policy ==<br /> <br /> This page summarises the privacy expectations for contributors and visitors to the Collapsible wiki, and how your information may be used or [https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Policy:Privacy_policy#when-we-may-share shared], modelled on the Privacy Policy of Wikimedia Commons.<br /> <br /> For more information on user expectations and contributions, see [[Terms of Service]].<br /> <br /> == Licensing ==<br /> <br /> Content licensed under GNU Free Documentation License 1.3; free to copy, share, and adapt, with attribution and share-alike.<br /> <br /> == Data ==<br /> <br /> * We do not sell or share any personal information with third parties.<br /> * This site does not and will not use external analytics, advertising, or tracking tools.<br /> * When editing or viewing the site, your IP address and browser information may be logged for technical and moderation purposes.<br /> * Registered users’ chosen usernames and contributions are publicly visible. Email addresses (if provided) are stored securely and only used for account management.<br /> * Server logs may be retained temporarily for security and maintenance, then deleted.<br /> <br /> =====Governance Commitments=====<br /> * '''Using reasonable measures''' to keep your information secure.<br /> * '''Never selling your information''' or sharing it with third parties for marketing purposes.<br /> * '''Only sharing your information in limited circumstances''', such as to [https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Policy:Privacy_policy#share-to-protect-people protect you and others].<br /> * '''Retaining your data for the shortest possible time''' that is consistent with the technical limits of running the software itself.<br /> <br /> ====Contributor Agreements====<br /> * '''All public contributions are [https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Policy:Privacy_policy#your-public-contribs permanently archived].'''<br /> * Contributions are made with permission to relicense under the ‘’’[https://www.gnu.org/licenses/fdl-1.3.html GNU Free Documentation License 1.3 or later]’’<br /> * Contributors are responsible for their own contributions.<br /> * Content is collaboratively edited by many users.<br /> * Individual contributions may be edited, reorganized, or removed by the community.<br /> * The wiki logs limited personal and technical data; this includes IP address, browser type, and timestamps in server logs. Edits are recorded with your username and history; anonymous edits are linked to IP addresses.<br /> * The Collapsible Wiki and its administrators strive for accuracy, but can make no guarantee of the accuracy, completeness, or availability of content. For full Disclaimer, see [[Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:General_disclaimer]].<br /> <br /> By using this wiki, editors agree to this [[Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:Privacy_policy]] and to the [[Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:About Terms of Service]]. ''If you do not agree, please do not use this wiki.''<br /> <br /> == Transparency ==<br /> * Emails and feedback sent to the admin team may be visible to more than one administrator.<br /> * Our community of volunteer editors and contributors is decentralised. Certain administrators may use tools that grant them limited access to nonpublic information about recent contributions during troubleshooting or for site protection and policy enforcement.<br /> <br /> == Further Reading ==<br /> Read about MediaWiki and GDPR compliance [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/GDPR_(General_Data_Protection_Regulation)_and_MediaWiki_software], and for full details on Wikimedia’s Privacy Policy, see [https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Policy:Privacy_policy the Wikimedia Foundation's complete privacy policy].</div>

KateGenevieve https://wiki.collapsible.systems/w/index.php?title=Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:Privacy_policy&diff=710 2025-04-01T01:08:46Z

<p>KateGenevieve: /* Be aware */</p> <hr /> <div>== Privacy Policy ==<br /> <br /> This page summarises the privacy expectations for contributors and visitors to the Collapsible wiki, and how your information may be used or [https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Policy:Privacy_policy#when-we-may-share shared], modelled on the Privacy Policy of Wikimedia Commons.<br /> <br /> For more information on user expectations and contributions, see [[Terms of Service]].<br /> <br /> == Licensing ==<br /> <br /> Content licensed under GNU Free Documentation License 1.3; free to copy, share, and adapt, with attribution and share-alike.<br /> <br /> == Data ==<br /> <br /> * We do not sell or share any personal information with third parties.<br /> * This site does not and will not use external analytics, advertising, or tracking tools.<br /> * When editing or viewing the site, your IP address and browser information may be logged for technical and moderation purposes.<br /> * Registered users’ chosen usernames and contributions are publicly visible. Email addresses (if provided) are stored securely and only used for account management.<br /> * Server logs may be retained temporarily for security and maintenance, then deleted.<br /> <br /> =====Governance Commitments=====<br /> * '''Using reasonable measures''' to keep your information secure.<br /> * '''Never selling your information''' or sharing it with third parties for marketing purposes.<br /> * '''Only sharing your information in limited circumstances''', such as to [https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Policy:Privacy_policy#share-to-protect-people protect you and others].<br /> * '''Retaining your data for the shortest possible time''' that is consistent with the technical limits of running the software itself.<br /> <br /> ====Contributor Responsibilities====<br /> * '''All public contributions are [https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Policy:Privacy_policy#your-public-contribs permanently archived].'''<br /> * Contributions are made with permission to relicense under the ‘’’[https://www.gnu.org/licenses/fdl-1.3.html GNU Free Documentation License 1.3 or later]’’<br /> * Contributors are responsible for their own contributions.<br /> * Content is collaboratively edited by many users.<br /> * Individual contributions may be edited, reorganized, or removed by the community.<br /> * The wiki logs limited personal and technical data; this includes IP address, browser type, and timestamps in server logs. Edits are recorded with your username and history; anonymous edits are linked to IP addresses.<br /> * The Collapsible Wiki and its administrators strive for accuracy, but can make no guarantee of the accuracy, completeness, or availability of content. For full Disclaimer, see [[Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:General_disclaimer]].<br /> <br /> By using this wiki, editors agree to this [[Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:Privacy_policy]] and to the [[Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:About Terms of Service]]. ''If you do not agree, please do not use this wiki.''<br /> <br /> == Transparency ==<br /> * Emails and feedback sent to the admin team may be visible to more than one administrator.<br /> * Our community of volunteer editors and contributors is decentralised. Certain administrators may use tools that grant them limited access to nonpublic information about recent contributions during troubleshooting or for site protection and policy enforcement.<br /> <br /> == Further Reading ==<br /> Read about MediaWiki and GDPR compliance [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/GDPR_(General_Data_Protection_Regulation)_and_MediaWiki_software], and for full details on Wikimedia’s Privacy Policy, see [https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Policy:Privacy_policy the Wikimedia Foundation's complete privacy policy].</div>

KateGenevieve https://wiki.collapsible.systems/w/index.php?title=Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:Privacy_policy&diff=709 2025-04-01T01:08:30Z

<p>KateGenevieve: /* We are committed to */</p> <hr /> <div>== Privacy Policy ==<br /> <br /> This page summarises the privacy expectations for contributors and visitors to the Collapsible wiki, and how your information may be used or [https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Policy:Privacy_policy#when-we-may-share shared], modelled on the Privacy Policy of Wikimedia Commons.<br /> <br /> For more information on user expectations and contributions, see [[Terms of Service]].<br /> <br /> == Licensing ==<br /> <br /> Content licensed under GNU Free Documentation License 1.3; free to copy, share, and adapt, with attribution and share-alike.<br /> <br /> == Data ==<br /> <br /> * We do not sell or share any personal information with third parties.<br /> * This site does not and will not use external analytics, advertising, or tracking tools.<br /> * When editing or viewing the site, your IP address and browser information may be logged for technical and moderation purposes.<br /> * Registered users’ chosen usernames and contributions are publicly visible. Email addresses (if provided) are stored securely and only used for account management.<br /> * Server logs may be retained temporarily for security and maintenance, then deleted.<br /> <br /> =====Governance Commitments=====<br /> * '''Using reasonable measures''' to keep your information secure.<br /> * '''Never selling your information''' or sharing it with third parties for marketing purposes.<br /> * '''Only sharing your information in limited circumstances''', such as to [https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Policy:Privacy_policy#share-to-protect-people protect you and others].<br /> * '''Retaining your data for the shortest possible time''' that is consistent with the technical limits of running the software itself.<br /> <br /> ====Be aware====<br /> * '''All public contributions are [https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Policy:Privacy_policy#your-public-contribs permanently archived].'''<br /> * Contributions are made with permission to relicense under the ‘’’[https://www.gnu.org/licenses/fdl-1.3.html GNU Free Documentation License 1.3 or later]’’<br /> * Contributors are responsible for their own contributions.<br /> * Content is collaboratively edited by many users.<br /> * Individual contributions may be edited, reorganized, or removed by the community.<br /> * The wiki logs limited personal and technical data; this includes IP address, browser type, and timestamps in server logs. Edits are recorded with your username and history; anonymous edits are linked to IP addresses.<br /> * The Collapsible Wiki and its administrators strive for accuracy, but can make no guarantee of the accuracy, completeness, or availability of content. For full Disclaimer, see [[Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:General_disclaimer]].<br /> <br /> By using this wiki, editors agree to this [[Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:Privacy_policy]] and to the [[Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:About Terms of Service]]. ''If you do not agree, please do not use this wiki.''<br /> <br /> == Transparency ==<br /> * Emails and feedback sent to the admin team may be visible to more than one administrator.<br /> * Our community of volunteer editors and contributors is decentralised. Certain administrators may use tools that grant them limited access to nonpublic information about recent contributions during troubleshooting or for site protection and policy enforcement.<br /> <br /> == Further Reading ==<br /> Read about MediaWiki and GDPR compliance [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/GDPR_(General_Data_Protection_Regulation)_and_MediaWiki_software], and for full details on Wikimedia’s Privacy Policy, see [https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Policy:Privacy_policy the Wikimedia Foundation's complete privacy policy].</div>

KateGenevieve https://wiki.collapsible.systems/w/index.php?title=Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:Privacy_policy&diff=708 2025-04-01T01:02:49Z

<p>KateGenevieve: /* Licensing */</p> <hr /> <div>== Privacy Policy ==<br /> <br /> This page summarises the privacy expectations for contributors and visitors to the Collapsible wiki, and how your information may be used or [https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Policy:Privacy_policy#when-we-may-share shared], modelled on the Privacy Policy of Wikimedia Commons.<br /> <br /> For more information on user expectations and contributions, see [[Terms of Service]].<br /> <br /> == Licensing ==<br /> <br /> Content licensed under GNU Free Documentation License 1.3; free to copy, share, and adapt, with attribution and share-alike.<br /> <br /> == Data ==<br /> <br /> * We do not sell or share any personal information with third parties.<br /> * This site does not and will not use external analytics, advertising, or tracking tools.<br /> * When editing or viewing the site, your IP address and browser information may be logged for technical and moderation purposes.<br /> * Registered users’ chosen usernames and contributions are publicly visible. Email addresses (if provided) are stored securely and only used for account management.<br /> * Server logs may be retained temporarily for security and maintenance, then deleted.<br /> <br /> =====We are committed to=====<br /> * '''Using reasonable measures''' to keep your information secure.<br /> * '''Never selling your information''' or sharing it with third parties for marketing purposes.<br /> * '''Only sharing your information in limited circumstances''', such as to [https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Policy:Privacy_policy#share-to-protect-people protect you and others].<br /> * '''Retaining your data for the shortest possible time''' that is consistent with the technical limits of running the software itself.<br /> <br /> ====Be aware====<br /> * '''All public contributions are [https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Policy:Privacy_policy#your-public-contribs permanently archived].'''<br /> * Contributions are made with permission to relicense under the ‘’’[https://www.gnu.org/licenses/fdl-1.3.html GNU Free Documentation License 1.3 or later]’’<br /> * Contributors are responsible for their own contributions.<br /> * Content is collaboratively edited by many users.<br /> * Individual contributions may be edited, reorganized, or removed by the community.<br /> * The wiki logs limited personal and technical data; this includes IP address, browser type, and timestamps in server logs. Edits are recorded with your username and history; anonymous edits are linked to IP addresses.<br /> * The Collapsible Wiki and its administrators strive for accuracy, but can make no guarantee of the accuracy, completeness, or availability of content. For full Disclaimer, see [[Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:General_disclaimer]].<br /> <br /> By using this wiki, editors agree to this [[Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:Privacy_policy]] and to the [[Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:About Terms of Service]]. ''If you do not agree, please do not use this wiki.''<br /> <br /> == Transparency ==<br /> * Emails and feedback sent to the admin team may be visible to more than one administrator.<br /> * Our community of volunteer editors and contributors is decentralised. Certain administrators may use tools that grant them limited access to nonpublic information about recent contributions during troubleshooting or for site protection and policy enforcement.<br /> <br /> == Further Reading ==<br /> Read about MediaWiki and GDPR compliance [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/GDPR_(General_Data_Protection_Regulation)_and_MediaWiki_software], and for full details on Wikimedia’s Privacy Policy, see [https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Policy:Privacy_policy the Wikimedia Foundation's complete privacy policy].</div>

KateGenevieve https://wiki.collapsible.systems/w/index.php?title=Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:Privacy_policy&diff=707 2025-04-01T01:01:02Z

<p>KateGenevieve: /* Be aware */</p> <hr /> <div>== Privacy Policy ==<br /> <br /> This page summarises the privacy expectations for contributors and visitors to the Collapsible wiki, and how your information may be used or [https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Policy:Privacy_policy#when-we-may-share shared], modelled on the Privacy Policy of Wikimedia Commons.<br /> <br /> For more information on user expectations and contributions, see [[Terms of Service]].<br /> <br /> == Licensing ==<br /> {{:Mediawiki:Copyright}}<br /> <br /> Content licensed under GNU Free Documentation License 1.3; free to copy, share, and adapt, with attribution and share-alike.<br /> <br /> == Data ==<br /> <br /> * We do not sell or share any personal information with third parties.<br /> * This site does not and will not use external analytics, advertising, or tracking tools.<br /> * When editing or viewing the site, your IP address and browser information may be logged for technical and moderation purposes.<br /> * Registered users’ chosen usernames and contributions are publicly visible. Email addresses (if provided) are stored securely and only used for account management.<br /> * Server logs may be retained temporarily for security and maintenance, then deleted.<br /> <br /> =====We are committed to=====<br /> * '''Using reasonable measures''' to keep your information secure.<br /> * '''Never selling your information''' or sharing it with third parties for marketing purposes.<br /> * '''Only sharing your information in limited circumstances''', such as to [https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Policy:Privacy_policy#share-to-protect-people protect you and others].<br /> * '''Retaining your data for the shortest possible time''' that is consistent with the technical limits of running the software itself.<br /> <br /> ====Be aware====<br /> * '''All public contributions are [https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Policy:Privacy_policy#your-public-contribs permanently archived].'''<br /> * Contributions are made with permission to relicense under the ‘’’[https://www.gnu.org/licenses/fdl-1.3.html GNU Free Documentation License 1.3 or later]’’<br /> * Contributors are responsible for their own contributions.<br /> * Content is collaboratively edited by many users.<br /> * Individual contributions may be edited, reorganized, or removed by the community.<br /> * The wiki logs limited personal and technical data; this includes IP address, browser type, and timestamps in server logs. Edits are recorded with your username and history; anonymous edits are linked to IP addresses.<br /> * The Collapsible Wiki and its administrators strive for accuracy, but can make no guarantee of the accuracy, completeness, or availability of content. For full Disclaimer, see [[Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:General_disclaimer]].<br /> <br /> By using this wiki, editors agree to this [[Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:Privacy_policy]] and to the [[Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:About Terms of Service]]. ''If you do not agree, please do not use this wiki.''<br /> <br /> == Transparency ==<br /> * Emails and feedback sent to the admin team may be visible to more than one administrator.<br /> * Our community of volunteer editors and contributors is decentralised. Certain administrators may use tools that grant them limited access to nonpublic information about recent contributions during troubleshooting or for site protection and policy enforcement.<br /> <br /> == Further Reading ==<br /> Read about MediaWiki and GDPR compliance [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/GDPR_(General_Data_Protection_Regulation)_and_MediaWiki_software], and for full details on Wikimedia’s Privacy Policy, see [https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Policy:Privacy_policy the Wikimedia Foundation's complete privacy policy].</div>

KateGenevieve https://wiki.collapsible.systems/w/index.php?title=Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:Privacy_policy&diff=706 2025-04-01T00:58:45Z

<p>KateGenevieve: /* Be aware */</p> <hr /> <div>== Privacy Policy ==<br /> <br /> This page summarises the privacy expectations for contributors and visitors to the Collapsible wiki, and how your information may be used or [https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Policy:Privacy_policy#when-we-may-share shared], modelled on the Privacy Policy of Wikimedia Commons.<br /> <br /> For more information on user expectations and contributions, see [[Terms of Service]].<br /> <br /> == Licensing ==<br /> {{:Mediawiki:Copyright}}<br /> <br /> Content licensed under GNU Free Documentation License 1.3; free to copy, share, and adapt, with attribution and share-alike.<br /> <br /> == Data ==<br /> <br /> * We do not sell or share any personal information with third parties.<br /> * This site does not and will not use external analytics, advertising, or tracking tools.<br /> * When editing or viewing the site, your IP address and browser information may be logged for technical and moderation purposes.<br /> * Registered users’ chosen usernames and contributions are publicly visible. Email addresses (if provided) are stored securely and only used for account management.<br /> * Server logs may be retained temporarily for security and maintenance, then deleted.<br /> <br /> =====We are committed to=====<br /> * '''Using reasonable measures''' to keep your information secure.<br /> * '''Never selling your information''' or sharing it with third parties for marketing purposes.<br /> * '''Only sharing your information in limited circumstances''', such as to [https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Policy:Privacy_policy#share-to-protect-people protect you and others].<br /> * '''Retaining your data for the shortest possible time''' that is consistent with the technical limits of running the software itself.<br /> <br /> ====Be aware====<br /> * '''All public contributions are [https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Policy:Privacy_policy#your-public-contribs permanently archived].'''<br /> * Contributions are made with permission to relicense under the ‘’’[https://www.gnu.org/licenses/fdl-1.3.html GNU Free Documentation License 1.3 or later]’’<br /> * Content is posted and edited by administrators and many different editors.<br /> * Contributions may be edited, reorganized, or removed by the community.<br /> * The wiki logs limited personal and technical data; this includes IP address, browser type, and timestamps in server logs. Edits are recorded with your username and history; anonymous edits are linked to IP addresses.<br /> * The Collapsible Wiki and its administrators strive for accuracy, but can make no guarantee of the accuracy, completeness, or availability of content. For full Disclaimer, see [[Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:General_disclaimer]].<br /> <br /> ’’Contributors are responsible for their own contributions.’’’ By using this wiki, editors agree to this [[Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:Privacy_policy]] and to the [[Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:About Terms of Service]]. ''If you do not agree, please do not use this wiki.''<br /> <br /> == Transparency ==<br /> * Emails and feedback sent to the admin team may be visible to more than one administrator.<br /> * Our community of volunteer editors and contributors is decentralised. Certain administrators may use tools that grant them limited access to nonpublic information about recent contributions during troubleshooting or for site protection and policy enforcement.<br /> <br /> == Further Reading ==<br /> Read about MediaWiki and GDPR compliance [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/GDPR_(General_Data_Protection_Regulation)_and_MediaWiki_software], and for full details on Wikimedia’s Privacy Policy, see [https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Policy:Privacy_policy the Wikimedia Foundation's complete privacy policy].</div>

KateGenevieve https://wiki.collapsible.systems/w/index.php?title=Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:Privacy_policy&diff=705 2025-04-01T00:55:08Z

<p>KateGenevieve: /* Be aware */</p> <hr /> <div>== Privacy Policy ==<br /> <br /> This page summarises the privacy expectations for contributors and visitors to the Collapsible wiki, and how your information may be used or [https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Policy:Privacy_policy#when-we-may-share shared], modelled on the Privacy Policy of Wikimedia Commons.<br /> <br /> For more information on user expectations and contributions, see [[Terms of Service]].<br /> <br /> == Licensing ==<br /> {{:Mediawiki:Copyright}}<br /> <br /> Content licensed under GNU Free Documentation License 1.3; free to copy, share, and adapt, with attribution and share-alike.<br /> <br /> == Data ==<br /> <br /> * We do not sell or share any personal information with third parties.<br /> * This site does not and will not use external analytics, advertising, or tracking tools.<br /> * When editing or viewing the site, your IP address and browser information may be logged for technical and moderation purposes.<br /> * Registered users’ chosen usernames and contributions are publicly visible. Email addresses (if provided) are stored securely and only used for account management.<br /> * Server logs may be retained temporarily for security and maintenance, then deleted.<br /> <br /> =====We are committed to=====<br /> * '''Using reasonable measures''' to keep your information secure.<br /> * '''Never selling your information''' or sharing it with third parties for marketing purposes.<br /> * '''Only sharing your information in limited circumstances''', such as to [https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Policy:Privacy_policy#share-to-protect-people protect you and others].<br /> * '''Retaining your data for the shortest possible time''' that is consistent with the technical limits of running the software itself.<br /> <br /> ====Be aware====<br /> * '''All public contributions are [https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Policy:Privacy_policy#your-public-contribs permanently archived].'''<br /> * Contributions are made with permission to relicense under the ‘’’[https://www.gnu.org/licenses/fdl-1.3.html GNU Free Documentation License 1.3 or later]’’<br /> * Content is posted and edited by administrators and many different editors.<br /> * Contributions may be edited, reorganized, or removed by the community.<br /> * A wiki logs limited personal and technical information when you engage with the platform, such as browser type, IP address, and timestamps in server logs.<br /> * User edits retain a record of the ''username, edit history, and any content you contribute.''<br /> * '''Anonymous edits are linked to IP addresses.'''<br /> * The Collapsible Wiki and its administrators strive for accuracy, but can make no guarantee of the accuracy, completeness, or availability of content. For full Disclaimer, see [[Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:General_disclaimer]].<br /> <br /> * ’’Contributors are responsible for their own contributions.’’’ By using this wiki, you agree to this [[Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:Privacy_policy]] and to the [[Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:About Terms of Service]].<br /> <br /> ''If you do not agree, please do not use this wiki.<br /> ''<br /> <br /> == Transparency ==<br /> * Emails and feedback sent to the admin team may be visible to more than one administrator.<br /> * Our community of volunteer editors and contributors is decentralised. Certain administrators may use tools that grant them limited access to nonpublic information about recent contributions during troubleshooting or for site protection and policy enforcement.<br /> <br /> == Further Reading ==<br /> Read about MediaWiki and GDPR compliance [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/GDPR_(General_Data_Protection_Regulation)_and_MediaWiki_software], and for full details on Wikimedia’s Privacy Policy, see [https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Policy:Privacy_policy the Wikimedia Foundation's complete privacy policy].</div>

KateGenevieve https://wiki.collapsible.systems/w/index.php?title=Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:Privacy_policy&diff=704 2025-04-01T00:54:51Z

<p>KateGenevieve: /* Be aware */</p> <hr /> <div>== Privacy Policy ==<br /> <br /> This page summarises the privacy expectations for contributors and visitors to the Collapsible wiki, and how your information may be used or [https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Policy:Privacy_policy#when-we-may-share shared], modelled on the Privacy Policy of Wikimedia Commons.<br /> <br /> For more information on user expectations and contributions, see [[Terms of Service]].<br /> <br /> == Licensing ==<br /> {{:Mediawiki:Copyright}}<br /> <br /> Content licensed under GNU Free Documentation License 1.3; free to copy, share, and adapt, with attribution and share-alike.<br /> <br /> == Data ==<br /> <br /> * We do not sell or share any personal information with third parties.<br /> * This site does not and will not use external analytics, advertising, or tracking tools.<br /> * When editing or viewing the site, your IP address and browser information may be logged for technical and moderation purposes.<br /> * Registered users’ chosen usernames and contributions are publicly visible. Email addresses (if provided) are stored securely and only used for account management.<br /> * Server logs may be retained temporarily for security and maintenance, then deleted.<br /> <br /> =====We are committed to=====<br /> * '''Using reasonable measures''' to keep your information secure.<br /> * '''Never selling your information''' or sharing it with third parties for marketing purposes.<br /> * '''Only sharing your information in limited circumstances''', such as to [https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Policy:Privacy_policy#share-to-protect-people protect you and others].<br /> * '''Retaining your data for the shortest possible time''' that is consistent with the technical limits of running the software itself.<br /> <br /> ====Be aware====<br /> * '''All public contributions are [https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Policy:Privacy_policy#your-public-contribs permanently archived].'''<br /> * Contributions are made with permission to relicense under the ‘’’[https://www.gnu.org/licenses/fdl-1.3.html GNU Free Documentation License 1.3 or later]’’<br /> * Content is posted and edited by administrators and many different editors.<br /> * Contributions may be edited, reorganized, or removed by the community.<br /> * A wiki logs limited personal and technical information when you engage with the platform, such as browser type, IP address, and timestamps in server logs.<br /> * User edits retain a record of the ''username, edit history, and any content you contribute.''<br /> * '''Anonymous edits are linked to IP addresses.'''<br /> * The Collapsible Wiki and its administrators strive for accuracy, but can make no guarantee of the accuracy, completeness, or availability of content. For full Disclaimer, see [[Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:General_disclaimer]].<br /> <br /> * ’’Contributors are responsible for their own contributions.’’’ By using this wiki, you agree to this [[Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:Privacy_policy]] and to the [[Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:About Terms of Service]].<br /> <br /> If you do not agree, please do not use this wiki.<br /> <br /> == Transparency ==<br /> * Emails and feedback sent to the admin team may be visible to more than one administrator.<br /> * Our community of volunteer editors and contributors is decentralised. Certain administrators may use tools that grant them limited access to nonpublic information about recent contributions during troubleshooting or for site protection and policy enforcement.<br /> <br /> == Further Reading ==<br /> Read about MediaWiki and GDPR compliance [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/GDPR_(General_Data_Protection_Regulation)_and_MediaWiki_software], and for full details on Wikimedia’s Privacy Policy, see [https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Policy:Privacy_policy the Wikimedia Foundation's complete privacy policy].</div>

KateGenevieve https://wiki.collapsible.systems/w/index.php?title=Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:Privacy_policy&diff=703 2025-04-01T00:53:49Z

<p>KateGenevieve: /* Be aware */</p> <hr /> <div>== Privacy Policy ==<br /> <br /> This page summarises the privacy expectations for contributors and visitors to the Collapsible wiki, and how your information may be used or [https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Policy:Privacy_policy#when-we-may-share shared], modelled on the Privacy Policy of Wikimedia Commons.<br /> <br /> For more information on user expectations and contributions, see [[Terms of Service]].<br /> <br /> == Licensing ==<br /> {{:Mediawiki:Copyright}}<br /> <br /> Content licensed under GNU Free Documentation License 1.3; free to copy, share, and adapt, with attribution and share-alike.<br /> <br /> == Data ==<br /> <br /> * We do not sell or share any personal information with third parties.<br /> * This site does not and will not use external analytics, advertising, or tracking tools.<br /> * When editing or viewing the site, your IP address and browser information may be logged for technical and moderation purposes.<br /> * Registered users’ chosen usernames and contributions are publicly visible. Email addresses (if provided) are stored securely and only used for account management.<br /> * Server logs may be retained temporarily for security and maintenance, then deleted.<br /> <br /> =====We are committed to=====<br /> * '''Using reasonable measures''' to keep your information secure.<br /> * '''Never selling your information''' or sharing it with third parties for marketing purposes.<br /> * '''Only sharing your information in limited circumstances''', such as to [https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Policy:Privacy_policy#share-to-protect-people protect you and others].<br /> * '''Retaining your data for the shortest possible time''' that is consistent with the technical limits of running the software itself.<br /> <br /> ====Be aware====<br /> * '''All public contributions are [https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Policy:Privacy_policy#your-public-contribs permanently archived].'''<br /> * Contributions are made with permission to relicense under the ‘’’GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.3 (2008)’’<br /> * Content is posted and edited by administrators and many different editors.<br /> * Contributions may be edited, reorganized, or removed by the community.<br /> * A wiki logs limited personal and technical information when you engage with the platform, such as browser type, IP address, and timestamps in server logs.<br /> * User edits retain a record of the ''username, edit history, and any content you contribute.''<br /> * '''Anonymous edits are linked to IP addresses.'''<br /> * The Collapsible Wiki and its administrators strive for accuracy, but can make no guarantee of the accuracy, completeness, or availability of content. For full Disclaimer, see [[Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:General_disclaimer]].<br /> <br /> * ’’Contributors are responsible for their own contributions.’’’ By using this wiki, you agree to this [[Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:Privacy_policy]] and to the [[Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:About Terms of Service]].<br /> <br /> If you do not agree, please do not use this wiki.<br /> <br /> == Transparency ==<br /> * Emails and feedback sent to the admin team may be visible to more than one administrator.<br /> * Our community of volunteer editors and contributors is decentralised. Certain administrators may use tools that grant them limited access to nonpublic information about recent contributions during troubleshooting or for site protection and policy enforcement.<br /> <br /> == Further Reading ==<br /> Read about MediaWiki and GDPR compliance [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/GDPR_(General_Data_Protection_Regulation)_and_MediaWiki_software], and for full details on Wikimedia’s Privacy Policy, see [https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Policy:Privacy_policy the Wikimedia Foundation's complete privacy policy].</div>

KateGenevieve https://wiki.collapsible.systems/w/index.php?title=Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:Privacy_policy&diff=702 2025-04-01T00:53:26Z

<p>KateGenevieve: /* We are committed to: */</p> <hr /> <div>== Privacy Policy ==<br /> <br /> This page summarises the privacy expectations for contributors and visitors to the Collapsible wiki, and how your information may be used or [https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Policy:Privacy_policy#when-we-may-share shared], modelled on the Privacy Policy of Wikimedia Commons.<br /> <br /> For more information on user expectations and contributions, see [[Terms of Service]].<br /> <br /> == Licensing ==<br /> {{:Mediawiki:Copyright}}<br /> <br /> Content licensed under GNU Free Documentation License 1.3; free to copy, share, and adapt, with attribution and share-alike.<br /> <br /> == Data ==<br /> <br /> * We do not sell or share any personal information with third parties.<br /> * This site does not and will not use external analytics, advertising, or tracking tools.<br /> * When editing or viewing the site, your IP address and browser information may be logged for technical and moderation purposes.<br /> * Registered users’ chosen usernames and contributions are publicly visible. Email addresses (if provided) are stored securely and only used for account management.<br /> * Server logs may be retained temporarily for security and maintenance, then deleted.<br /> <br /> =====We are committed to=====<br /> * '''Using reasonable measures''' to keep your information secure.<br /> * '''Never selling your information''' or sharing it with third parties for marketing purposes.<br /> * '''Only sharing your information in limited circumstances''', such as to [https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Policy:Privacy_policy#share-to-protect-people protect you and others].<br /> * '''Retaining your data for the shortest possible time''' that is consistent with the technical limits of running the software itself.<br /> <br /> ====Be aware====<br /> * '''All public contributions are [https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Policy:Privacy_policy#your-public-contribs permanently archived].'''<br /> Contributions are made with permission to relicense under the ‘’’GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.3 (2008)’’<br /> * Content is posted and edited by administrators and many different editors.<br /> * Contributions may be edited, reorganized, or removed by the community.<br /> * A wiki logs limited personal and technical information when you engage with the platform, such as browser type, IP address, and timestamps in server logs.<br /> * User edits retain a record of the ''username, edit history, and any content you contribute.''<br /> * '''Anonymous edits are linked to IP addresses.'''<br /> * The Collapsible Wiki and its administrators strive for accuracy, but can make no guarantee of the accuracy, completeness, or availability of content. For full Disclaimer, see [[Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:General_disclaimer]].<br /> <br /> * ’’Contributors are responsible for their own contributions.’’’ By using this wiki, you agree to this [[Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:Privacy_policy]] and to the [[Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:About Terms of Service]].<br /> <br /> If you do not agree, please do not use this wiki.<br /> <br /> == Transparency ==<br /> * Emails and feedback sent to the admin team may be visible to more than one administrator.<br /> * Our community of volunteer editors and contributors is decentralised. Certain administrators may use tools that grant them limited access to nonpublic information about recent contributions during troubleshooting or for site protection and policy enforcement.<br /> <br /> == Further Reading ==<br /> Read about MediaWiki and GDPR compliance [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/GDPR_(General_Data_Protection_Regulation)_and_MediaWiki_software], and for full details on Wikimedia’s Privacy Policy, see [https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Policy:Privacy_policy the Wikimedia Foundation's complete privacy policy].</div>

KateGenevieve https://wiki.collapsible.systems/w/index.php?title=Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:Privacy_policy&diff=701 2025-04-01T00:53:15Z

<p>KateGenevieve: /* Be aware= */</p> <hr /> <div>== Privacy Policy ==<br /> <br /> This page summarises the privacy expectations for contributors and visitors to the Collapsible wiki, and how your information may be used or [https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Policy:Privacy_policy#when-we-may-share shared], modelled on the Privacy Policy of Wikimedia Commons.<br /> <br /> For more information on user expectations and contributions, see [[Terms of Service]].<br /> <br /> == Licensing ==<br /> {{:Mediawiki:Copyright}}<br /> <br /> Content licensed under GNU Free Documentation License 1.3; free to copy, share, and adapt, with attribution and share-alike.<br /> <br /> == Data ==<br /> <br /> * We do not sell or share any personal information with third parties.<br /> * This site does not and will not use external analytics, advertising, or tracking tools.<br /> * When editing or viewing the site, your IP address and browser information may be logged for technical and moderation purposes.<br /> * Registered users’ chosen usernames and contributions are publicly visible. Email addresses (if provided) are stored securely and only used for account management.<br /> * Server logs may be retained temporarily for security and maintenance, then deleted.<br /> <br /> =====We are committed to:=====<br /> * '''Using reasonable measures''' to keep your information secure.<br /> * '''Never selling your information''' or sharing it with third parties for marketing purposes.<br /> * '''Only sharing your information in limited circumstances''', such as to [https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Policy:Privacy_policy#share-to-protect-people protect you and others].<br /> * '''Retaining your data for the shortest possible time''' that is consistent with the technical limits of running the software itself.<br /> <br /> ====Be aware====<br /> * '''All public contributions are [https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Policy:Privacy_policy#your-public-contribs permanently archived].'''<br /> Contributions are made with permission to relicense under the ‘’’GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.3 (2008)’’<br /> * Content is posted and edited by administrators and many different editors.<br /> * Contributions may be edited, reorganized, or removed by the community.<br /> * A wiki logs limited personal and technical information when you engage with the platform, such as browser type, IP address, and timestamps in server logs.<br /> * User edits retain a record of the ''username, edit history, and any content you contribute.''<br /> * '''Anonymous edits are linked to IP addresses.'''<br /> * The Collapsible Wiki and its administrators strive for accuracy, but can make no guarantee of the accuracy, completeness, or availability of content. For full Disclaimer, see [[Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:General_disclaimer]].<br /> <br /> * ’’Contributors are responsible for their own contributions.’’’ By using this wiki, you agree to this [[Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:Privacy_policy]] and to the [[Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:About Terms of Service]].<br /> <br /> If you do not agree, please do not use this wiki.<br /> <br /> == Transparency ==<br /> * Emails and feedback sent to the admin team may be visible to more than one administrator.<br /> * Our community of volunteer editors and contributors is decentralised. Certain administrators may use tools that grant them limited access to nonpublic information about recent contributions during troubleshooting or for site protection and policy enforcement.<br /> <br /> == Further Reading ==<br /> Read about MediaWiki and GDPR compliance [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/GDPR_(General_Data_Protection_Regulation)_and_MediaWiki_software], and for full details on Wikimedia’s Privacy Policy, see [https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Policy:Privacy_policy the Wikimedia Foundation's complete privacy policy].</div>

KateGenevieve https://wiki.collapsible.systems/w/index.php?title=Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:Privacy_policy&diff=700 2025-04-01T00:49:58Z

<p>KateGenevieve: /* Be aware:= */</p> <hr /> <div>== Privacy Policy ==<br /> <br /> This page summarises the privacy expectations for contributors and visitors to the Collapsible wiki, and how your information may be used or [https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Policy:Privacy_policy#when-we-may-share shared], modelled on the Privacy Policy of Wikimedia Commons.<br /> <br /> For more information on user expectations and contributions, see [[Terms of Service]].<br /> <br /> == Licensing ==<br /> {{:Mediawiki:Copyright}}<br /> <br /> Content licensed under GNU Free Documentation License 1.3; free to copy, share, and adapt, with attribution and share-alike.<br /> <br /> == Data ==<br /> <br /> * We do not sell or share any personal information with third parties.<br /> * This site does not and will not use external analytics, advertising, or tracking tools.<br /> * When editing or viewing the site, your IP address and browser information may be logged for technical and moderation purposes.<br /> * Registered users’ chosen usernames and contributions are publicly visible. Email addresses (if provided) are stored securely and only used for account management.<br /> * Server logs may be retained temporarily for security and maintenance, then deleted.<br /> <br /> =====We are committed to:=====<br /> * '''Using reasonable measures''' to keep your information secure.<br /> * '''Never selling your information''' or sharing it with third parties for marketing purposes.<br /> * '''Only sharing your information in limited circumstances''', such as to [https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Policy:Privacy_policy#share-to-protect-people protect you and others].<br /> * '''Retaining your data for the shortest possible time''' that is consistent with the technical limits of running the software itself.<br /> <br /> ====Be aware=====<br /> * '''All public contributions are [https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Policy:Privacy_policy#your-public-contribs permanently archived].'''<br /> Contributions are made with permission to relicense under the ‘’’GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.3 (2008)’’<br /> * Content is posted and edited by administrators and many different editors.<br /> * Contributions may be edited, reorganized, or removed by the community.<br /> * A wiki logs limited personal and technical information when you engage with the platform, such as browser type, IP address, and timestamps in server logs.<br /> * User edits retain a record of the ''username, edit history, and any content you contribute.''<br /> * '''Anonymous edits are linked to IP addresses.'''<br /> * The Collapsible Wiki and its administrators strive for accuracy, but can make no guarantee of the accuracy, completeness, or availability of content. For full Disclaimer, see [[Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:General_disclaimer]].<br /> <br /> * ’’Contributors are responsible for their own contributions.’’’ By using this wiki, you agree to this [[Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:Privacy_policy]] and to the [[Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:About Terms of Service]].<br /> <br /> If you do not agree, please do not use this wiki.<br /> <br /> == Transparency ==<br /> * Emails and feedback sent to the admin team may be visible to more than one administrator.<br /> * Our community of volunteer editors and contributors is decentralised. Certain administrators may use tools that grant them limited access to nonpublic information about recent contributions during troubleshooting or for site protection and policy enforcement.<br /> <br /> == Further Reading ==<br /> Read about MediaWiki and GDPR compliance [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/GDPR_(General_Data_Protection_Regulation)_and_MediaWiki_software], and for full details on Wikimedia’s Privacy Policy, see [https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Policy:Privacy_policy the Wikimedia Foundation's complete privacy policy].</div>

KateGenevieve https://wiki.collapsible.systems/w/index.php?title=Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:Privacy_policy&diff=699 2025-04-01T00:48:16Z

<p>KateGenevieve: first pass at privacy policy</p> <hr /> <div>== Privacy Policy ==<br /> <br /> This page summarises the privacy expectations for contributors and visitors to the Collapsible wiki, and how your information may be used or [https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Policy:Privacy_policy#when-we-may-share shared], modelled on the Privacy Policy of Wikimedia Commons.<br /> <br /> For more information on user expectations and contributions, see [[Terms of Service]].<br /> <br /> == Licensing ==<br /> {{:Mediawiki:Copyright}}<br /> <br /> Content licensed under GNU Free Documentation License 1.3; free to copy, share, and adapt, with attribution and share-alike.<br /> <br /> == Data ==<br /> <br /> * We do not sell or share any personal information with third parties.<br /> * This site does not and will not use external analytics, advertising, or tracking tools.<br /> * When editing or viewing the site, your IP address and browser information may be logged for technical and moderation purposes.<br /> * Registered users’ chosen usernames and contributions are publicly visible. Email addresses (if provided) are stored securely and only used for account management.<br /> * Server logs may be retained temporarily for security and maintenance, then deleted.<br /> <br /> =====We are committed to:=====<br /> * '''Using reasonable measures''' to keep your information secure.<br /> * '''Never selling your information''' or sharing it with third parties for marketing purposes.<br /> * '''Only sharing your information in limited circumstances''', such as to [https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Policy:Privacy_policy#share-to-protect-people protect you and others].<br /> * '''Retaining your data for the shortest possible time''' that is consistent with the technical limits of running the software itself.<br /> <br /> ====Be aware:=====<br /> * '''All public contributions are [https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Policy:Privacy_policy#your-public-contribs permanently archived].'''<br /> Contributions are made with permission to relicense under the ‘’’GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.3 (2008)’’<br /> * Content is posted and edited by administrators and many different editors.<br /> * Contributions may be edited, reorganized, or removed by the community.<br /> * A wiki logs limited personal and technical information when you engage with the platform, such as browser type, IP address, and timestamps in server logs.<br /> * User edits retain a record of the ''username, edit history, and any content you contribute.''<br /> * '''Anonymous edits are linked to IP addresses.'''<br /> * The Collapsible Wiki and its administrators strive for accuracy, but can make no guarantee of the accuracy, completeness, or availability of content. For full Disclaimer, see [[Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:General_disclaimer]].<br /> <br /> * ’’Contributors are responsible for their own contributions.’’’ By using this wiki, you agree to this [[Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:Privacy_policy]] and to the [[Collapsible_Systems_Wiki:About Terms of Service]].<br /> <br /> If you do not agree, please do not use this wiki.<br /> <br /> == Transparency ==<br /> * Emails and feedback sent to the admin team may be visible to more than one administrator.<br /> * Our community of volunteer editors and contributors is decentralised. Certain administrators may use tools that grant them limited access to nonpublic information about recent contributions during troubleshooting or for site protection and policy enforcement.<br /> <br /> == Further Reading ==<br /> Read about MediaWiki and GDPR compliance [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/GDPR_(General_Data_Protection_Regulation)_and_MediaWiki_software], and for full details on Wikimedia’s Privacy Policy, see [https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Policy:Privacy_policy the Wikimedia Foundation's complete privacy policy].</div>

KateGenevieve https://wiki.collapsible.systems/w/index.php?title=Health&diff=644 2024-07-14T22:23:45Z

<p>KateGenevieve: /* Medicine */</p> <hr /> <div>==Introduction to the Health category==<br /> <br /> Physical and mental health are critical factors in resiliency and longevity, both as an individual and for a community. <br /> <br /> For the below topics and any others added, each bullet item could be a link to a page with resources.<br /> <br /> ==Medicine==<br /> <br /> Suggested pages:<br /> <br /> * Field medicine<br /> * [[Plant_medicine|Plant medicine (Indigenous, herbalism)]]<br /> * Medicine storage<br /> * [[Supply Chain Issues]]<br /> <br /> ==Nutrition==<br /> <br /> ==Diagnosis==<br /> <br /> Certain diseases and illnesses are more prone in environmental catastrophe, list here? A start:<br /> <br /> * Pneumonia<br /> * Hypothermia<br /> * Dysentry<br /> * Dehydration<br /> * Heat stroke<br /> * Tick borne illnesses<br /> * Parasites<br /> <br /> == Mental Health ==<br /> <br /> Suggested pages:<br /> <br /> * Individual mental health<br /> * Community mental health and resiliency</div>

KateGenevieve https://wiki.collapsible.systems/w/index.php?title=Supply_Chain_Issues&diff=643 2024-07-14T22:22:48Z

<p>KateGenevieve: /* Common Supply Chain Challenges during the Pandemic */</p> <hr /> <div>=== Introduction===<br /> <br /> The COVID-19 pandemic precipitated a global disruption of supply chains and led to significant global supply shortages in various medicines and health-related products. Shortages and struggles for access disproportionately affected vulnerable populations, including those with chronic illnesses, low-income individuals, and marginalised communities.<br /> <br /> The situation exacerbates existing global health inequities.&lt;ref&gt;Haldane, V., De Foo, C., Abdalla, S.M. et al. Health systems resilience in managing the COVID-19 pandemic: lessons from 28 countries. Nat Med 27, 964–980 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41591-021-01381-y&lt;/ref&gt; Whilst supply shortages, uncertain medical stocks and counterfeit medical essentials are global problems, developed countries experience disruptions in supply chains for medications that were previously available, whilst lower income countries face chronic shortages and limited access to essential drugs, and others historically lacked access to certain essential medications.<br /> <br /> ===Common Supply Chain Challenges during the Pandemic ===<br /> <br /> Essential medicines and products experienced supply challenges during the Pandemic in connection with lockdowns and transportation issues, manufacturing challenges, and increased demand.<br /> <br /> ==== Antibiotics ====<br /> Penicillin and its derivatives.<br /> <br /> ==== Critical Care and Anaesthesia====<br /> Medications used in intensive care units (ICUs) for intubated patients and during surgical procedures.<br /> <br /> ==== Sedatives and Pain Management Medications====<br /> Opioid and standard non-opioid pain relievers.<br /> <br /> ==== Ventilator Supplies====<br /> Components and medications needed for ventilator use.<br /> <br /> ==== Inhalers====<br /> Asthma and COPD medications, such as albuterol inhalers.<br /> <br /> ==== Personal protective equipment (PPE)====<br /> Masks, N95 respirators and surgical masks crucial for healthcare workers.<br /> <br /> ====Hand Sanitiser====<br /> Medical-grade hand sanitisers and alcohol-based hand sanitiser recommended by the World Health Organisation (WHO) for their effectiveness in killing bacteria. The extreme shortage led some distilleries to start production of their own brands of hand sanitiser, and a relaxation in regulation to allow for rapid production and distribution.<br /> <br /> ===Ongoing Supply Chain Challenges===<br /> <br /> Vulnerabilities in the pharmaceutical supply chain are ongoing. Shortages in raw materials and logistical and manufacturing challenges contribute to ongoing, significant shortages in various drugs and supplies.<br /> <br /> '''Generic sterile injectable medications<br /> '''<br /> Shortages in drugs essential in hospital settings for treating severe illnesses and managing critical care situations due to manufacturing issues, quality problems, and increased demand due to respiratory illnesses.<br /> <br /> '''Chronic Disease Medications<br /> '''<br /> Essential medications for chronic conditions, including Insulin and diabetes management drugs, drugs used to manage epilepsy, and cardiovascular drugs for chronic heart conditions, including antihypertensives and anticoagulants, face supply challenges, challenging patients' ability to manage their condition.<br /> <br /> '''Antibiotics and Pain Management Drugs<br /> '''<br /> Common antibiotics, opioids and non-opioid pain relievers are experiencing shortages due to increased demand and disrupted manufacturing processes.<br /> <br /> '''Oncology Treatment<br /> '''<br /> Chemotherapy agents and supportive care medications that manage side effects of chemotherapy, like anti-nausea drugs.<br /> <br /> '''HRT Medications<br /> '''<br /> The supply of Hormone Replacement Therapies (HRT), including estrogen and progesterone products, was disrupted affecting individuals relying on these treatments for menopausal symptoms, gender-affirming care, and other hormonal imbalances.<br /> <br /> '''Mental Health Medications<br /> '''<br /> Antidepressants and antipsychotics were impacted by supply chain challenges and by increased demand.<br /> <br /> '''Antivirals<br /> '''<br /> HIV/AIDS Medications: Antiretroviral drugs saw supply issues.<br /> Hepatitis Medications for hepatitis B and C treatments were impacted.<br /> <br /> '''Immunosuppressants<br /> '''<br /> Organ transplant medications and autoimmune disease treatments for conditions like rheumatoid arthritis and lupus.<br /> <br /> '''Generic Vaccines<br /> '''<br /> Routine vaccines, such as flu vaccines, were in short supply due to the focus and attention shifting to COVID-19 vaccine production.<br /> <br /> ===Long-term Changes in Medical Supply Chains===<br /> <br /> Different countries responded to the pandemic with varying levels of leadership, governance, and preparedness. Public health measures and government communication also differed significantly. The pandemic is leading to changes in how supplies are produced and distributed based on what was learned from these varied approaches. Regulatory frameworks are adapting to factor in precaution and to allow more flexibility in future crises.<br /> <br /> There is also learning from from successful initiatives, such as Singapore’s national stockpile of PPE and medical products to last for up to 6 months, drawing on the lessons learned when responding to the SARS (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome) outbreak in 2003 &lt;ref&gt;Chua, A. Q. et al. Health system resilience in managing the COVID-19 pandemic: lessons from Singapore. BMJ Glob. Health 5, e003317 (2020). https://gh.bmj.com/content/5/9/e003317 &lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Citations==<br /> <br /> &lt;references/&gt;</div>

KateGenevieve https://wiki.collapsible.systems/w/index.php?title=Supply_Chain_Issues&diff=642 2024-07-14T22:17:09Z

<p>KateGenevieve: </p> <hr /> <div>=== Introduction===<br /> <br /> The COVID-19 pandemic precipitated a global disruption of supply chains and led to significant global supply shortages in various medicines and health-related products. Shortages and struggles for access disproportionately affected vulnerable populations, including those with chronic illnesses, low-income individuals, and marginalised communities.<br /> <br /> The situation exacerbates existing global health inequities.&lt;ref&gt;Haldane, V., De Foo, C., Abdalla, S.M. et al. Health systems resilience in managing the COVID-19 pandemic: lessons from 28 countries. Nat Med 27, 964–980 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41591-021-01381-y&lt;/ref&gt; Whilst supply shortages, uncertain medical stocks and counterfeit medical essentials are global problems, developed countries experience disruptions in supply chains for medications that were previously available, whilst lower income countries face chronic shortages and limited access to essential drugs, and others historically lacked access to certain essential medications.<br /> <br /> ===Common Supply Chain Challenges during the Pandemic ===<br /> <br /> Essential medicines and products experienced supply challenges during the Pandemic in connection with lockdowns and transportation issues, manufacturing challenges, and increased demand.<br /> <br /> ==== Antibiotics ====<br /> Penicillin and its derivatives.<br /> <br /> ==== Critical Care and Anaesthesia====<br /> Medications used in intensive care units (ICUs) for intubated patients and during surgical procedures.<br /> <br /> ==== Sedatives and Pain Management Medications====<br /> Opioid and standard non-opioid pain relievers.<br /> <br /> ==== Ventilator Supplies====<br /> Components and medications needed for ventilator use.<br /> <br /> ==== Inhalers====<br /> Asthma and COPD medications, such as albuterol inhalers.<br /> <br /> ==== Personal protective equipment (PPE) and hand sanitiser====<br /> Sanitiser, masks, N95 respirators and surgical masks crucial for healthcare workers.<br /> <br /> ===Ongoing Supply Chain Challenges===<br /> <br /> Vulnerabilities in the pharmaceutical supply chain are ongoing. Shortages in raw materials and logistical and manufacturing challenges contribute to ongoing, significant shortages in various drugs and supplies.<br /> <br /> '''Generic sterile injectable medications<br /> '''<br /> Shortages in drugs essential in hospital settings for treating severe illnesses and managing critical care situations due to manufacturing issues, quality problems, and increased demand due to respiratory illnesses.<br /> <br /> '''Chronic Disease Medications<br /> '''<br /> Essential medications for chronic conditions, including Insulin and diabetes management drugs, drugs used to manage epilepsy, and cardiovascular drugs for chronic heart conditions, including antihypertensives and anticoagulants, face supply challenges, challenging patients' ability to manage their condition.<br /> <br /> '''Antibiotics and Pain Management Drugs<br /> '''<br /> Common antibiotics, opioids and non-opioid pain relievers are experiencing shortages due to increased demand and disrupted manufacturing processes.<br /> <br /> '''Oncology Treatment<br /> '''<br /> Chemotherapy agents and supportive care medications that manage side effects of chemotherapy, like anti-nausea drugs.<br /> <br /> '''HRT Medications<br /> '''<br /> The supply of Hormone Replacement Therapies (HRT), including estrogen and progesterone products, was disrupted affecting individuals relying on these treatments for menopausal symptoms, gender-affirming care, and other hormonal imbalances.<br /> <br /> '''Mental Health Medications<br /> '''<br /> Antidepressants and antipsychotics were impacted by supply chain challenges and by increased demand.<br /> <br /> '''Antivirals<br /> '''<br /> HIV/AIDS Medications: Antiretroviral drugs saw supply issues.<br /> Hepatitis Medications for hepatitis B and C treatments were impacted.<br /> <br /> '''Immunosuppressants<br /> '''<br /> Organ transplant medications and autoimmune disease treatments for conditions like rheumatoid arthritis and lupus.<br /> <br /> '''Generic Vaccines<br /> '''<br /> Routine vaccines, such as flu vaccines, were in short supply due to the focus and attention shifting to COVID-19 vaccine production.<br /> <br /> ===Long-term Changes in Medical Supply Chains===<br /> <br /> Different countries responded to the pandemic with varying levels of leadership, governance, and preparedness. Public health measures and government communication also differed significantly. The pandemic is leading to changes in how supplies are produced and distributed based on what was learned from these varied approaches. Regulatory frameworks are adapting to factor in precaution and to allow more flexibility in future crises.<br /> <br /> There is also learning from from successful initiatives, such as Singapore’s national stockpile of PPE and medical products to last for up to 6 months, drawing on the lessons learned when responding to the SARS (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome) outbreak in 2003 &lt;ref&gt;Chua, A. Q. et al. Health system resilience in managing the COVID-19 pandemic: lessons from Singapore. BMJ Glob. Health 5, e003317 (2020). https://gh.bmj.com/content/5/9/e003317 &lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Citations==<br /> <br /> &lt;references/&gt;</div>

KateGenevieve https://wiki.collapsible.systems/w/index.php?title=Supply_Chain_Issues&diff=641 2024-07-14T22:02:25Z

<p>KateGenevieve: </p> <hr /> <div>=== Introduction===<br /> <br /> The COVID-19 pandemic precipitated a global disruption of supply chains and led to significant global supply shortages in various medicines and health-related products. Shortages and struggles for access disproportionately affected vulnerable populations, including those with chronic illnesses, low-income individuals, and marginalised communities.<br /> <br /> The situation exacerbates existing global health inequities.&lt;ref&gt;Haldane, V., De Foo, C., Abdalla, S.M. et al. Health systems resilience in managing the COVID-19 pandemic: lessons from 28 countries. Nat Med 27, 964–980 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41591-021-01381-y&lt;/ref&gt; Whilst supply shortages, uncertain medical stocks and counterfeit medical essentials are global problems, developed countries experience disruptions in supply chains for medications that were previously available, whilst lower income countries face chronic shortages and limited access to essential drugs, and others historically lacked access to certain essential medications.<br /> <br /> ===Common Supply Chain Challenges during the Pandemic ===<br /> <br /> Essential medicines and products experienced supply challenges during the Pandemic in connection with lockdowns and transportation issues, manufacturing challenges, and increased demand.<br /> <br /> ==== Antibiotics ====<br /> Penicillin and its derivatives.<br /> <br /> ==== Critical Care and Anaesthesia====<br /> Medications used in intensive care units (ICUs) for intubated patients and during surgical procedures.<br /> <br /> ==== Sedatives and Pain Management Medications====<br /> Opioid and standard non-opioid pain relievers.<br /> <br /> ==== Ventilator Supplies====<br /> Components and medications needed for ventilator use.<br /> <br /> ==== Inhalers====<br /> Asthma and COPD medications, such as albuterol inhalers.<br /> <br /> ==== Personal protective equipment (PPE) and hand sanitiser====<br /> Sanitiser, masks, N95 respirators and surgical masks crucial for healthcare workers.<br /> <br /> ===Ongoing Supply Chain Challenges===<br /> <br /> Vulnerabilities in the pharmaceutical supply chain are ongoing. Shortages in raw materials and logistical and manufacturing challenges contribute to ongoing, significant shortages in various drugs and supplies.<br /> <br /> '''Generic sterile injectable medications<br /> '''<br /> Shortages in drugs essential in hospital settings for treating severe illnesses and managing critical care situations due to manufacturing issues, quality problems, and increased demand due to respiratory illnesses.<br /> <br /> '''Chronic Disease Medications<br /> '''<br /> Essential medications for chronic conditions, including Insulin and diabetes management drugs, drugs used to manage epilepsy, and cardiovascular drugs for chronic heart conditions, including antihypertensives and anticoagulants, face supply challenges, challenging patients' ability to manage their condition.<br /> <br /> '''Antibiotics and Pain Management Drugs<br /> '''<br /> Common antibiotics, opioids and non-opioid pain relievers are experiencing shortages due to increased demand and disrupted manufacturing processes.<br /> <br /> '''Oncology Treatment<br /> '''<br /> Chemotherapy agents and supportive care medications that manage side effects of chemotherapy, like anti-nausea drugs.<br /> <br /> '''HRT Medications<br /> '''<br /> The supply of Hormone Replacement Therapies (HRT), including estrogen and progesterone products, was disrupted affecting individuals relying on these treatments for menopausal symptoms, gender-affirming care, and other hormonal imbalances.<br /> <br /> '''Mental Health Medications<br /> '''<br /> Antidepressants and antipsychotics were impacted by supply chain challenges and by increased demand.<br /> <br /> '''Antivirals<br /> '''<br /> HIV/AIDS Medications: Antiretroviral drugs saw supply issues.<br /> Hepatitis Medications for hepatitis B and C treatments were impacted.<br /> <br /> '''Immunosuppressants<br /> '''<br /> Organ transplant medications and autoimmune disease treatments for conditions like rheumatoid arthritis and lupus.<br /> <br /> '''Generic Vaccines<br /> '''<br /> Routine vaccines, such as flu vaccines, were in short supply due to the focus and attention shifting to COVID-19 vaccine production.<br /> <br /> ==Citations==<br /> <br /> &lt;references/&gt;</div>

KateGenevieve https://wiki.collapsible.systems/w/index.php?title=Supply_Chain_Issues&diff=640 2024-07-14T21:49:01Z

<p>KateGenevieve: /* Introduction */</p> <hr /> <div>=== Introduction===<br /> <br /> The COVID-19 pandemic precipitated a global disruption of supply chains and led to significant global supply shortages in various medicines and health-related products. Shortages and struggles for access disproportionately affected vulnerable populations, including those with chronic illnesses, low-income individuals, and marginalised communities.<br /> <br /> The situation exacerbates existing global health inequities.&lt;ref&gt;Haldane, V., De Foo, C., Abdalla, S.M. et al. Health systems resilience in managing the COVID-19 pandemic: lessons from 28 countries. Nat Med 27, 964–980 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41591-021-01381-y&lt;/ref&gt; Whilst supply shortages, uncertain medical stocks and counterfeit medical essentials are global problems, developed countries experience disruptions in supply chains for medications that were previously available, whilst lower income countries face chronic shortages and limited access to essential drugs, and others historically lacked access to certain essential medications.<br /> <br /> ===Ongoing Supply Chain Challenges===<br /> <br /> Vulnerabilities in the pharmaceutical supply chain are ongoing. Shortages in raw materials and logistical and manufacturing challenges contribute to ongoing, significant shortages in various drugs and supplies.<br /> <br /> '''Generic sterile injectable medications<br /> '''<br /> Shortages in drugs essential in hospital settings for treating severe illnesses and managing critical care situations due to manufacturing issues, quality problems, and increased demand due to respiratory illnesses.<br /> <br /> '''Chronic Disease Medications<br /> '''<br /> Essential medications for chronic conditions, including Insulin and diabetes management drugs, drugs used to manage epilepsy, and cardiovascular drugs for chronic heart conditions, including antihypertensives and anticoagulants, face supply challenges, challenging patients' ability to manage their condition.<br /> <br /> '''Antibiotics and Pain Management Drugs<br /> '''<br /> Common antibiotics, opioids and non-opioid pain relievers are experiencing shortages due to increased demand and disrupted manufacturing processes.<br /> <br /> '''Oncology Treatment<br /> '''<br /> Chemotherapy agents and supportive care medications that manage side effects of chemotherapy, like anti-nausea drugs.<br /> <br /> '''HRT Medications<br /> '''<br /> The supply of Hormone Replacement Therapies (HRT), including estrogen and progesterone products, was disrupted affecting individuals relying on these treatments for menopausal symptoms, gender-affirming care, and other hormonal imbalances.<br /> <br /> '''Mental Health Medications<br /> '''<br /> Antidepressants and antipsychotics were impacted by supply chain challenges and by increased demand.<br /> <br /> '''Antivirals<br /> '''<br /> HIV/AIDS Medications: Antiretroviral drugs saw supply issues.<br /> Hepatitis Medications for hepatitis B and C treatments were impacted.<br /> <br /> '''Immunosuppressants<br /> '''<br /> Organ transplant medications and autoimmune disease treatments for conditions like rheumatoid arthritis and lupus.<br /> <br /> '''Generic Vaccines<br /> '''<br /> Routine vaccines, such as flu vaccines, were in short supply due to the focus and attention shifting to COVID-19 vaccine production.<br /> <br /> ==Citations==<br /> <br /> &lt;references/&gt;</div>

KateGenevieve https://wiki.collapsible.systems/w/index.php?title=Supply_Chain_Issues&diff=639 2024-07-14T21:47:33Z

<p>KateGenevieve: /* Introduction */</p> <hr /> <div>=== Introduction===<br /> <br /> The COVID-19 pandemic precipitated a global disruption of supply chains and led to significant global supply shortages in various medicines and health-related products. Shortages and struggles for access disproportionately affected vulnerable populations, including those with chronic illnesses, low-income individuals, and marginalised communities.<br /> <br /> The situation exacerbates existing global health inequities.&lt;ref&gt;Haldane, V., De Foo, C., Abdalla, S.M. et al. Health systems resilience in managing the COVID-19 pandemic: lessons from 28 countries. Nat Med 27, 964–980 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41591-021-01381-y&lt;/ref&gt; Whilst shortages and uncertain medical stocks, and counterfeit medical essentials, are problems across the board. Developed countries experience disruptions in supply chains for medications that were previously available, whilst lower income countries face chronic shortages and limited access to essential drugs, and others historically lacking access to certain essential medications.<br /> <br /> ===Ongoing Supply Chain Challenges===<br /> <br /> Vulnerabilities in the pharmaceutical supply chain are ongoing. Shortages in raw materials and logistical and manufacturing challenges contribute to ongoing, significant shortages in various drugs and supplies.<br /> <br /> '''Generic sterile injectable medications<br /> '''<br /> Shortages in drugs essential in hospital settings for treating severe illnesses and managing critical care situations due to manufacturing issues, quality problems, and increased demand due to respiratory illnesses.<br /> <br /> '''Chronic Disease Medications<br /> '''<br /> Essential medications for chronic conditions, including Insulin and diabetes management drugs, drugs used to manage epilepsy, and cardiovascular drugs for chronic heart conditions, including antihypertensives and anticoagulants, face supply challenges, challenging patients' ability to manage their condition.<br /> <br /> '''Antibiotics and Pain Management Drugs<br /> '''<br /> Common antibiotics, opioids and non-opioid pain relievers are experiencing shortages due to increased demand and disrupted manufacturing processes.<br /> <br /> '''Oncology Treatment<br /> '''<br /> Chemotherapy agents and supportive care medications that manage side effects of chemotherapy, like anti-nausea drugs.<br /> <br /> '''HRT Medications<br /> '''<br /> The supply of Hormone Replacement Therapies (HRT), including estrogen and progesterone products, was disrupted affecting individuals relying on these treatments for menopausal symptoms, gender-affirming care, and other hormonal imbalances.<br /> <br /> '''Mental Health Medications<br /> '''<br /> Antidepressants and antipsychotics were impacted by supply chain challenges and by increased demand.<br /> <br /> '''Antivirals<br /> '''<br /> HIV/AIDS Medications: Antiretroviral drugs saw supply issues.<br /> Hepatitis Medications for hepatitis B and C treatments were impacted.<br /> <br /> '''Immunosuppressants<br /> '''<br /> Organ transplant medications and autoimmune disease treatments for conditions like rheumatoid arthritis and lupus.<br /> <br /> '''Generic Vaccines<br /> '''<br /> Routine vaccines, such as flu vaccines, were in short supply due to the focus and attention shifting to COVID-19 vaccine production.<br /> <br /> ==Citations==<br /> <br /> &lt;references/&gt;</div>

KateGenevieve https://wiki.collapsible.systems/w/index.php?title=Supply_Chain_Issues&diff=638 2024-07-14T21:46:59Z

<p>KateGenevieve: </p> <hr /> <div>=== Introduction===<br /> <br /> The COVID-19 pandemic precipitated a global disruption of supply chains and led to significant global supply shortages in various medicines and health-related products. Shortages and struggles for access disproportionately affected vulnerable populations, including those with chronic illnesses, low-income individuals, and marginalised communities.<br /> <br /> The situation exacerbates existing global health inequities. &lt;ref&gt;Haldane, V., De Foo, C., Abdalla, S.M. et al. Health systems resilience in managing the COVID-19 pandemic: lessons from 28 countries. Nat Med 27, 964–980 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41591-021-01381-y&lt;/ref&gt; Whilst shortages and uncertain medical stocks, and counterfeit medical essentials, are problems across the board. Developed countries experience disruptions in supply chains for medications that were previously available, whilst lower income countries face chronic shortages and limited access to essential drugs, and others historically lacking access to certain essential medications.<br /> <br /> ===Ongoing Supply Chain Challenges===<br /> <br /> Vulnerabilities in the pharmaceutical supply chain are ongoing. Shortages in raw materials and logistical and manufacturing challenges contribute to ongoing, significant shortages in various drugs and supplies.<br /> <br /> '''Generic sterile injectable medications<br /> '''<br /> Shortages in drugs essential in hospital settings for treating severe illnesses and managing critical care situations due to manufacturing issues, quality problems, and increased demand due to respiratory illnesses.<br /> <br /> '''Chronic Disease Medications<br /> '''<br /> Essential medications for chronic conditions, including Insulin and diabetes management drugs, drugs used to manage epilepsy, and cardiovascular drugs for chronic heart conditions, including antihypertensives and anticoagulants, face supply challenges, challenging patients' ability to manage their condition.<br /> <br /> '''Antibiotics and Pain Management Drugs<br /> '''<br /> Common antibiotics, opioids and non-opioid pain relievers are experiencing shortages due to increased demand and disrupted manufacturing processes.<br /> <br /> '''Oncology Treatment<br /> '''<br /> Chemotherapy agents and supportive care medications that manage side effects of chemotherapy, like anti-nausea drugs.<br /> <br /> '''HRT Medications<br /> '''<br /> The supply of Hormone Replacement Therapies (HRT), including estrogen and progesterone products, was disrupted affecting individuals relying on these treatments for menopausal symptoms, gender-affirming care, and other hormonal imbalances.<br /> <br /> '''Mental Health Medications<br /> '''<br /> Antidepressants and antipsychotics were impacted by supply chain challenges and by increased demand.<br /> <br /> '''Antivirals<br /> '''<br /> HIV/AIDS Medications: Antiretroviral drugs saw supply issues.<br /> Hepatitis Medications for hepatitis B and C treatments were impacted.<br /> <br /> '''Immunosuppressants<br /> '''<br /> Organ transplant medications and autoimmune disease treatments for conditions like rheumatoid arthritis and lupus.<br /> <br /> '''Generic Vaccines<br /> '''<br /> Routine vaccines, such as flu vaccines, were in short supply due to the focus and attention shifting to COVID-19 vaccine production.<br /> <br /> ==Citations==<br /> <br /> &lt;references/&gt;</div>

KateGenevieve https://wiki.collapsible.systems/w/index.php?title=Supply_Chain_Issues&diff=637 2024-07-14T21:46:24Z

<p>KateGenevieve: </p> <hr /> <div>Introduction<br /> <br /> The COVID-19 pandemic precipitated a global disruption of supply chains and led to significant global supply shortages in various medicines and health-related products. Shortages and struggles for access disproportionately affected vulnerable populations, including those with chronic illnesses, low-income individuals, and marginalised communities.<br /> <br /> The situation exacerbates existing global health inequities. &lt;ref&gt;Haldane, V., De Foo, C., Abdalla, S.M. et al. Health systems resilience in managing the COVID-19 pandemic: lessons from 28 countries. Nat Med 27, 964–980 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41591-021-01381-y&lt;/ref&gt; Whilst shortages and uncertain medical stocks, and counterfeit medical essentials, are problems across the board. Developed countries experience disruptions in supply chains for medications that were previously available, whilst lower income countries face chronic shortages and limited access to essential drugs, and others historically lacking access to certain essential medications.<br /> <br /> ===Ongoing Supply Chain Challenges===<br /> <br /> Vulnerabilities in the pharmaceutical supply chain are ongoing. Shortages in raw materials and logistical and manufacturing challenges contribute to ongoing, significant shortages in various drugs and supplies.<br /> <br /> '''Generic sterile injectable medications<br /> '''<br /> Shortages in drugs essential in hospital settings for treating severe illnesses and managing critical care situations due to manufacturing issues, quality problems, and increased demand due to respiratory illnesses.<br /> <br /> '''Chronic Disease Medications<br /> '''<br /> Essential medications for chronic conditions, including Insulin and diabetes management drugs, drugs used to manage epilepsy, and cardiovascular drugs for chronic heart conditions, including antihypertensives and anticoagulants, face supply challenges, challenging patients' ability to manage their condition.<br /> <br /> '''Antibiotics and Pain Management Drugs<br /> '''<br /> Common antibiotics, opioids and non-opioid pain relievers are experiencing shortages due to increased demand and disrupted manufacturing processes.<br /> <br /> '''Oncology Treatment<br /> '''<br /> Chemotherapy agents and supportive care medications that manage side effects of chemotherapy, like anti-nausea drugs.<br /> <br /> '''HRT Medications<br /> '''<br /> The supply of Hormone Replacement Therapies (HRT), including estrogen and progesterone products, was disrupted affecting individuals relying on these treatments for menopausal symptoms, gender-affirming care, and other hormonal imbalances.<br /> <br /> '''Mental Health Medications<br /> '''<br /> Antidepressants and antipsychotics were impacted by supply chain challenges and by increased demand.<br /> <br /> '''Antivirals<br /> '''<br /> HIV/AIDS Medications: Antiretroviral drugs saw supply issues.<br /> Hepatitis Medications for hepatitis B and C treatments were impacted.<br /> <br /> '''Immunosuppressants<br /> '''<br /> Organ transplant medications and autoimmune disease treatments for conditions like rheumatoid arthritis and lupus.<br /> <br /> '''Generic Vaccines<br /> '''<br /> Routine vaccines, such as flu vaccines, were in short supply due to the focus and attention shifting to COVID-19 vaccine production.<br /> <br /> ==Citations==<br /> <br /> &lt;references/&gt;</div>

KateGenevieve https://wiki.collapsible.systems/w/index.php?title=Supply_Chain_Issues&diff=636 2024-07-14T21:36:47Z

<p>KateGenevieve: </p> <hr /> <div>The COVID-19 pandemic precipitated a global disruption of supply chains and led to significant global supply shortages in various medicines and health-related products. Shortages and struggles for access disproportionately affected vulnerable populations, including those with chronic illnesses, low-income individuals, and marginalised communities. Problems with shortages and uncertain medical stocks and reports of counterfeit medical essentials continue.<br /> <br /> Haldane, V., De Foo, C., Abdalla, S.M. et al. Health systems resilience in managing the COVID-19 pandemic: lessons from 28 countries. Nat Med 27, 964–980 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41591-021-01381-y<br /> <br /> ===Ongoing Supply Chain Challenges===<br /> <br /> Vulnerabilities in the pharmaceutical supply chain are ongoing. Shortages in raw materials and logistical and manufacturing challenges contribute to ongoing, significant shortages in various drugs and supplies.<br /> <br /> '''Generic sterile injectable medications<br /> '''<br /> Shortages in drugs essential in hospital settings for treating severe illnesses and managing critical care situations due to manufacturing issues, quality problems, and increased demand due to respiratory illnesses.<br /> <br /> '''Chronic Disease Medications<br /> '''<br /> Essential medications for chronic conditions, including Insulin and diabetes management drugs, drugs used to manage epilepsy, and cardiovascular drugs for chronic heart conditions, including antihypertensives and anticoagulants, face supply challenges, challenging patients' ability to manage their condition.<br /> <br /> '''Antibiotics and Pain Management Drugs<br /> '''<br /> Common antibiotics, opioids and non-opioid pain relievers are experiencing shortages due to increased demand and disrupted manufacturing processes.<br /> <br /> '''Oncology Treatment<br /> '''<br /> Chemotherapy agents and supportive care medications that manage side effects of chemotherapy, like anti-nausea drugs.<br /> <br /> '''HRT Medications<br /> '''<br /> The supply of Hormone Replacement Therapies (HRT), including estrogen and progesterone products, was disrupted affecting individuals relying on these treatments for menopausal symptoms, gender-affirming care, and other hormonal imbalances.<br /> <br /> '''Mental Health Medications<br /> '''<br /> Antidepressants and antipsychotics were impacted by supply chain challenges and by increased demand.<br /> <br /> '''Antivirals<br /> '''<br /> HIV/AIDS Medications: Antiretroviral drugs saw supply issues.<br /> Hepatitis Medications for hepatitis B and C treatments were impacted.<br /> <br /> '''Immunosuppressants<br /> '''<br /> Organ transplant medications and autoimmune disease treatments for conditions like rheumatoid arthritis and lupus.<br /> <br /> '''Generic Vaccines<br /> '''<br /> Routine vaccines, such as flu vaccines, were in short supply due to the focus and attention shifting to COVID-19 vaccine production.<br /> <br /> ==Citations===</div>

KateGenevieve https://wiki.collapsible.systems/w/index.php?title=Supply_Chain_Issues&diff=635 2024-07-14T21:36:23Z

<p>KateGenevieve: /* Ongoing Supply Chain Challenges */</p> <hr /> <div>The COVID-19 pandemic precipitated a global disruption of supply chains and led to significant global supply shortages in various medicines and health-related products. Shortages and struggles for access disproportionately affected vulnerable populations, including those with chronic illnesses, low-income individuals, and marginalised communities. Problems with shortages and uncertain medical stocks and reports of counterfeit medical essentials continue.<br /> <br /> Haldane, V., De Foo, C., Abdalla, S.M. et al. Health systems resilience in managing the COVID-19 pandemic: lessons from 28 countries. Nat Med 27, 964–980 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41591-021-01381-y<br /> <br /> ===Ongoing Supply Chain Challenges===<br /> <br /> Vulnerabilities in the pharmaceutical supply chain are ongoing. Shortages in raw materials and logistical and manufacturing challenges contribute to ongoing, significant shortages in various drugs and supplies.<br /> <br /> '''Generic sterile injectable medications<br /> '''<br /> Shortages in drugs essential in hospital settings for treating severe illnesses and managing critical care situations due to manufacturing issues, quality problems, and increased demand due to respiratory illnesses.<br /> <br /> '''Chronic Disease Medications<br /> '''<br /> Essential medications for chronic conditions, including Insulin and diabetes management drugs, drugs used to manage epilepsy, and cardiovascular drugs for chronic heart conditions, including antihypertensives and anticoagulants, face supply challenges, challenging patients' ability to manage their condition.<br /> <br /> '''Antibiotics and Pain Management Drugs<br /> '''<br /> Common antibiotics, opioids and non-opioid pain relievers are experiencing shortages due to increased demand and disrupted manufacturing processes.<br /> <br /> '''Oncology Treatment<br /> '''<br /> Chemotherapy agents and supportive care medications that manage side effects of chemotherapy, like anti-nausea drugs.<br /> <br /> ==== '''HRT Medications<br /> ''' ====<br /> The supply of Hormone Replacement Therapies (HRT), including estrogen and progesterone products, was disrupted affecting individuals relying on these treatments for menopausal symptoms, gender-affirming care, and other hormonal imbalances.<br /> <br /> '''Mental Health Medications<br /> '''<br /> Antidepressants and antipsychotics were impacted by supply chain challenges and by increased demand.<br /> <br /> '''Antivirals<br /> '''<br /> HIV/AIDS Medications: Antiretroviral drugs saw supply issues.<br /> Hepatitis Medications for hepatitis B and C treatments were impacted.<br /> <br /> '''Immunosuppressants<br /> '''<br /> Organ transplant medications and autoimmune disease treatments for conditions like rheumatoid arthritis and lupus.<br /> <br /> '''Generic Vaccines<br /> '''<br /> Routine vaccines, such as flu vaccines, were in short supply due to the focus and attention shifting to COVID-19 vaccine production.<br /> <br /> ==Citations===</div>

KateGenevieve https://wiki.collapsible.systems/w/index.php?title=Supply_Chain_Issues&diff=634 2024-07-14T21:35:49Z

<p>KateGenevieve: /* Ongoing Supply Chain Challenges */</p> <hr /> <div>The COVID-19 pandemic precipitated a global disruption of supply chains and led to significant global supply shortages in various medicines and health-related products. Shortages and struggles for access disproportionately affected vulnerable populations, including those with chronic illnesses, low-income individuals, and marginalised communities. Problems with shortages and uncertain medical stocks and reports of counterfeit medical essentials continue.<br /> <br /> Haldane, V., De Foo, C., Abdalla, S.M. et al. Health systems resilience in managing the COVID-19 pandemic: lessons from 28 countries. Nat Med 27, 964–980 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41591-021-01381-y<br /> <br /> ===Ongoing Supply Chain Challenges===<br /> <br /> Vulnerabilities in the pharmaceutical supply chain are ongoing. Shortages in raw materials and logistical and manufacturing challenges contribute to ongoing, significant shortages in various drugs and supplies.<br /> <br /> '''Generic sterile injectable medications<br /> '''<br /> Shortages in drugs essential in hospital settings for treating severe illnesses and managing critical care situations due to manufacturing issues, quality problems, and increased demand due to respiratory illnesses.<br /> <br /> '''Chronic Disease Medications<br /> '''<br /> Essential medications for chronic conditions, including Insulin and diabetes management drugs, drugs used to manage epilepsy, and cardiovascular drugs for chronic heart conditions, including antihypertensives and anticoagulants, face supply challenges, challenging patients' ability to manage their condition.<br /> <br /> '''Antibiotics and Pain Management Drugs<br /> '''<br /> Common antibiotics, opioids and non-opioid pain relievers are experiencing shortages due to increased demand and disrupted manufacturing processes.<br /> <br /> '''Oncology Treatment<br /> '''<br /> Chemotherapy agents and supportive care medications that manage side effects of chemotherapy, like anti-nausea drugs.<br /> <br /> '''HRT Medications<br /> '''<br /> The supply of Hormone replacement therapies (HRT), including estrogen and progesterone products, was disrupted affecting individuals relying on these treatments for menopausal symptoms, gender-affirming care, and other hormonal imbalances.<br /> <br /> '''Mental Health Medications<br /> '''<br /> Antidepressants and antipsychotics were impacted by supply chain challenges and by increased demand.<br /> <br /> '''Antivirals<br /> '''<br /> HIV/AIDS Medications: Antiretroviral drugs saw supply issues.<br /> Hepatitis Medications for hepatitis B and C treatments were impacted.<br /> <br /> '''Immunosuppressants<br /> '''<br /> Organ transplant medications and autoimmune disease treatments for conditions like rheumatoid arthritis and lupus.<br /> <br /> '''Generic Vaccines<br /> '''<br /> Routine vaccines, such as flu vaccines, were in short supply due to the focus and attention shifting to COVID-19 vaccine production.<br /> <br /> ==Citations===</div>

KateGenevieve https://wiki.collapsible.systems/w/index.php?title=Supply_Chain_Issues&diff=633 2024-07-14T21:35:09Z

<p>KateGenevieve: Created page with &quot;The COVID-19 pandemic precipitated a global disruption of supply chains and led to significant global supply shortages in various medicines and health-related products. Shortages and struggles for access disproportionately affected vulnerable populations, including those with chronic illnesses, low-income individuals, and marginalised communities. Problems with shortages and uncertain medical stocks and reports of counterfeit medical essentials continue. Haldane, V., De...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>The COVID-19 pandemic precipitated a global disruption of supply chains and led to significant global supply shortages in various medicines and health-related products. Shortages and struggles for access disproportionately affected vulnerable populations, including those with chronic illnesses, low-income individuals, and marginalised communities. Problems with shortages and uncertain medical stocks and reports of counterfeit medical essentials continue.<br /> <br /> Haldane, V., De Foo, C., Abdalla, S.M. et al. Health systems resilience in managing the COVID-19 pandemic: lessons from 28 countries. Nat Med 27, 964–980 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41591-021-01381-y<br /> <br /> ===Ongoing Supply Chain Challenges===<br /> <br /> Vulnerabilities in the pharmaceutical supply chain are ongoing, with shortages in raw materials, logistical and manufacturing challenges, contribute to ongoing, significant shortages in various drugs and supplies.<br /> <br /> '''Generic sterile injectable medications<br /> '''<br /> Shortages in drugs essential in hospital settings for treating severe illnesses and managing critical care situations due to manufacturing issues, quality problems, and increased demand due to respiratory illnesses.<br /> <br /> '''Chronic Disease Medications<br /> '''<br /> Essential medications for chronic conditions, including Insulin and diabetes management drugs, drugs used to manage epilepsy, and cardiovascular drugs for chronic heart conditions, including antihypertensives and anticoagulants, face supply challenges, challenging patients' ability to manage their condition.<br /> <br /> '''Antibiotics and Pain Management Drugs<br /> '''<br /> Common antibiotics, opioids and non-opioid pain relievers are experiencing shortages due to increased demand and disrupted manufacturing processes.<br /> <br /> '''Oncology Treatment<br /> '''<br /> Chemotherapy agents and supportive care medications that manage side effects of chemotherapy, like anti-nausea drugs.<br /> <br /> '''HRT Medications<br /> '''<br /> The supply of Hormone replacement therapies (HRT), including estrogen and progesterone products, was disrupted affecting individuals relying on these treatments for menopausal symptoms, gender-affirming care, and other hormonal imbalances.<br /> <br /> '''Mental Health Medications<br /> '''<br /> Antidepressants and antipsychotics were impacted by supply chain challenges and by increased demand.<br /> <br /> '''Antivirals<br /> '''<br /> HIV/AIDS Medications: Antiretroviral drugs saw supply issues.<br /> Hepatitis Medications for hepatitis B and C treatments were impacted.<br /> <br /> '''Immunosuppressants<br /> '''<br /> Organ transplant medications and autoimmune disease treatments for conditions like rheumatoid arthritis and lupus.<br /> <br /> '''Generic Vaccines<br /> '''<br /> Routine vaccines, such as flu vaccines, were in short supply due to the focus and attention shifting to COVID-19 vaccine production.<br /> <br /> ==Citations===</div>

KateGenevieve https://wiki.collapsible.systems/w/index.php?title=Health&diff=632 2024-07-14T20:53:15Z

<p>KateGenevieve: /* Medicine */</p> <hr /> <div>==Introduction to the Health category==<br /> <br /> Physical and mental health are critical factors in resiliency and longevity, both as an individual and for a community. <br /> <br /> For the below topics and any others added, each bullet item could be a link to a page with resources.<br /> <br /> ==Medicine==<br /> <br /> Suggested pages:<br /> <br /> * Field medicine<br /> * [[Plant_medicine|Plant medicine (Indigenous, herbalism)]]<br /> * Medicine storage<br /> * Supply Chain Issues<br /> <br /> ==Nutrition==<br /> <br /> ==Diagnosis==<br /> <br /> Certain diseases and illnesses are more prone in environmental catastrophe, list here? A start:<br /> <br /> * Pneumonia<br /> * Hypothermia<br /> * Dysentry<br /> * Dehydration<br /> * Heat stroke<br /> * Tick borne illnesses<br /> * Parasites<br /> <br /> == Mental Health ==<br /> <br /> Suggested pages:<br /> <br /> * Individual mental health<br /> * Community mental health and resiliency</div>

KateGenevieve https://wiki.collapsible.systems/w/index.php?title=Rights_of_Nature&diff=627 2024-07-13T23:10:28Z

<p>KateGenevieve: /* Legal Personhood */</p> <hr /> <div>==Rights of Nature==<br /> <br /> The Rights of Nature movement (RoN) gives legal recognition to natural entities and their rights. The movement is garnering successes worldwide and represents a significant shift in mindsets: shifting from a view of nature as a resource that exists for human exploitation, to defining nature as a living being with integral rights of its own.<br /> <br /> ==Legal Personhood==<br /> <br /> Legal personhood began with the 1819 U.S. Supreme Court case Trustees of Dartmouth College v. Woodward, recognising corporations' rights and liabilities. In recent years, this concept is being transformed and expanded to apply to natural entities, starting in 2008 when Ecuador granted legal rights to nature in its constitution and granting ecosystems the right to exist and flourish.<br /> <br /> Legal personhood is now being used to protect natural entities within legal frameworks worldwide, formalising duties and liabilities similar to those of a person.<br /> <br /> There are relatively few examples of legal personhood, yet some notable examples include:<br /> <br /> '''Colombia, 2016<br /> Atrato River'''<br /> The Constitutional Court of Colombia recognised the Atrato River basin as a legal entity with rights to protection, conservation, maintenance, and restoration.<br /> <br /> '''India, 2017<br /> Ganges and Yamuna Rivers'''<br /> These rivers were declared legal persons by the Uttarakhand High Court, acknowledging their sacred status and environmental significance.<br /> <br /> '''Aotearoa (New Zealand), 2017<br /> Whanganui River'''<br /> The Whanganui River, known as Te Awa Tupua, was granted legal personhood, recognized as an indivisible, living whole with rights and duties. In 2017, New Zealand granted Te Awa Tupua (Te Reo)—the Whanganui River in Taranaki on the North Island of Aotearoa New Zealand— legal personhood. For over 140 years, the local Māori iwi (tribe) of Te Awa Tupua fought to have their river recognised as an ancestor. In 2017 the New Zealand government awarded Te Awa Tupua “all the rights, duties, and liabilities of a legal person”. Te Awa Tupua is now legally acknowledged as “an indivisible and living whole from the mountains to the sea, incorporating the Whanganui River and all of its physical and metaphysical elements.” The recognition of Te Awa Tupua as a legal person represents a shift in the legal landscape, emphasising the importance of protecting natural entities and acknowledging their intrinsic value.<br /> <br /> ==Ecocide==<br /> <br /> Ecocide defines reckless destruction of habitats and biodiversity as a criminal act. Earth lawyer Polly Higgins† formally defined ecocide as “the extensive loss or damage or destruction of ecosystem(s) of a given territory, whether by human agency or by other causes, to such an extent that peaceful enjoyment by the inhabitants of that territory has been or will be severely diminished.” &lt;ref&gt;[http://Ecocide%20Crime%20https://ecocidelaw.com/polly-higgins-ecocide-crime/#:~:text=Ecocide%20is%20the%20extensive%20loss,or%20will%20be%20severely%20diminished Ecocide Crime] EcocideLaw.com. Accessed July 13, 2024.&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> There is an active campaign to include Ecocide Law in the Rome Statute. If adopted, the International Criminal Court (ICC) would gain the ability to prosecute ecocide under universal jurisdiction. This would elevate ecocide to the same level as the four crimes against peace: Genocide, Crimes Against Humanity, War Crimes, and Crimes of Aggression.<br /> <br /> ==Citations==</div>

KateGenevieve https://wiki.collapsible.systems/w/index.php?title=Rights_of_Nature&diff=626 2024-07-13T23:09:53Z

<p>KateGenevieve: /* Legal Personhood */</p> <hr /> <div>==Rights of Nature==<br /> <br /> The Rights of Nature movement (RoN) gives legal recognition to natural entities and their rights. The movement is garnering successes worldwide and represents a significant shift in mindsets: shifting from a view of nature as a resource that exists for human exploitation, to defining nature as a living being with integral rights of its own.<br /> <br /> ==Legal Personhood==<br /> <br /> Legal personhood began with the 1819 U.S. Supreme Court case Trustees of Dartmouth College v. Woodward, recognising corporations' rights and liabilities. In recent years, this concept is being transformed and expanded to apply to natural entities, starting in 2008 when Ecuador granted legal rights to nature in its constitution and granting ecosystems the right to exist and flourish.<br /> <br /> Legal personhood is now being used to protect natural entities within legal frameworks worldwide, formalising duties and liabilities similar to those of a person.<br /> <br /> There are relatively few examples of legal personhood, yet some notable examples include:<br /> <br /> '''Colombia, 2016: Atrato River'''<br /> The Constitutional Court of Colombia recognised the Atrato River basin as a legal entity with rights to protection, conservation, maintenance, and restoration.<br /> <br /> '''India, 2017: Ganges and Yamuna Rivers'''<br /> These rivers were declared legal persons by the Uttarakhand High Court, acknowledging their sacred status and environmental significance.<br /> <br /> '''Aotearoa (New Zealand), 2017: Whanganui River'''<br /> The Whanganui River, known as Te Awa Tupua, was granted legal personhood, recognized as an indivisible, living whole with rights and duties. In 2017, New Zealand granted Te Awa Tupua (Te Reo)—the Whanganui River in Taranaki on the North Island of Aotearoa New Zealand— legal personhood. For over 140 years, the local Māori iwi (tribe) of Te Awa Tupua fought to have their river recognised as an ancestor. In 2017 the New Zealand government awarded Te Awa Tupua “all the rights, duties, and liabilities of a legal person”. Te Awa Tupua is now legally acknowledged as “an indivisible and living whole from the mountains to the sea, incorporating the Whanganui River and all of its physical and metaphysical elements.” The recognition of Te Awa Tupua as a legal person represents a shift in the legal landscape, emphasising the importance of protecting natural entities and acknowledging their intrinsic value.<br /> <br /> ==Ecocide==<br /> <br /> Ecocide defines reckless destruction of habitats and biodiversity as a criminal act. Earth lawyer Polly Higgins† formally defined ecocide as “the extensive loss or damage or destruction of ecosystem(s) of a given territory, whether by human agency or by other causes, to such an extent that peaceful enjoyment by the inhabitants of that territory has been or will be severely diminished.” &lt;ref&gt;[http://Ecocide%20Crime%20https://ecocidelaw.com/polly-higgins-ecocide-crime/#:~:text=Ecocide%20is%20the%20extensive%20loss,or%20will%20be%20severely%20diminished Ecocide Crime] EcocideLaw.com. Accessed July 13, 2024.&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> There is an active campaign to include Ecocide Law in the Rome Statute. If adopted, the International Criminal Court (ICC) would gain the ability to prosecute ecocide under universal jurisdiction. This would elevate ecocide to the same level as the four crimes against peace: Genocide, Crimes Against Humanity, War Crimes, and Crimes of Aggression.<br /> <br /> ==Citations==</div>

KateGenevieve https://wiki.collapsible.systems/w/index.php?title=Rights_of_Nature&diff=625 2024-07-13T23:08:47Z

<p>KateGenevieve: /* Legal Personhood */</p> <hr /> <div>==Rights of Nature==<br /> <br /> The Rights of Nature movement (RoN) gives legal recognition to natural entities and their rights. The movement is garnering successes worldwide and represents a significant shift in mindsets: shifting from a view of nature as a resource that exists for human exploitation, to defining nature as a living being with integral rights of its own.<br /> <br /> ==Legal Personhood==<br /> <br /> Legal personhood began with the 1819 U.S. Supreme Court case Trustees of Dartmouth College v. Woodward, recognising corporations' rights and liabilities. In recent years, this concept is being transformed and expanded to apply to natural entities, starting in 2008 when Ecuador granted legal rights to nature in its constitution and granting ecosystems the right to exist and flourish.<br /> <br /> Legal personhood is now being used to protect natural entities within legal frameworks worldwide, formalising duties and liabilities similar to those of a person.<br /> <br /> There are relatively few examples of legal personhood, yet some notable examples include:<br /> <br /> '''2016—Atrato River, Colombia'''<br /> The Constitutional Court of Colombia recognised the Atrato River basin as a legal entity with rights to protection, conservation, maintenance, and restoration.<br /> <br /> '''2017—Ganges and Yamuna Rivers, India'''<br /> These rivers were declared legal persons by the Uttarakhand High Court, acknowledging their sacred status and environmental significance.<br /> <br /> '''2017—Whanganui River, New Zealand'''<br /> The Whanganui River, known as Te Awa Tupua, was granted legal personhood, recognized as an indivisible, living whole with rights and duties. In 2017, New Zealand granted Te Awa Tupua (Te Reo)—the Whanganui River in Taranaki on the North Island of Aotearoa New Zealand— legal personhood. For over 140 years, the local Māori iwi (tribe) of Te Awa Tupua fought to have their river recognised as an ancestor. In 2017 the New Zealand government awarded Te Awa Tupua “all the rights, duties, and liabilities of a legal person”. Te Awa Tupua is now legally acknowledged as “an indivisible and living whole from the mountains to the sea, incorporating the Whanganui River and all of its physical and metaphysical elements.” The recognition of Te Awa Tupua as a legal person represents a shift in the legal landscape, emphasising the importance of protecting natural entities and acknowledging their intrinsic value.<br /> <br /> ==Ecocide==<br /> <br /> Ecocide defines reckless destruction of habitats and biodiversity as a criminal act. Earth lawyer Polly Higgins† formally defined ecocide as “the extensive loss or damage or destruction of ecosystem(s) of a given territory, whether by human agency or by other causes, to such an extent that peaceful enjoyment by the inhabitants of that territory has been or will be severely diminished.” &lt;ref&gt;[http://Ecocide%20Crime%20https://ecocidelaw.com/polly-higgins-ecocide-crime/#:~:text=Ecocide%20is%20the%20extensive%20loss,or%20will%20be%20severely%20diminished Ecocide Crime] EcocideLaw.com. Accessed July 13, 2024.&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> There is an active campaign to include Ecocide Law in the Rome Statute. If adopted, the International Criminal Court (ICC) would gain the ability to prosecute ecocide under universal jurisdiction. This would elevate ecocide to the same level as the four crimes against peace: Genocide, Crimes Against Humanity, War Crimes, and Crimes of Aggression.<br /> <br /> ==Citations==</div>

KateGenevieve https://wiki.collapsible.systems/w/index.php?title=Rights_of_Nature&diff=624 2024-07-13T23:04:00Z

<p>KateGenevieve: /* Legal Personhood */</p> <hr /> <div>==Rights of Nature==<br /> <br /> The Rights of Nature movement (RoN) gives legal recognition to natural entities and their rights. The movement is garnering successes worldwide and represents a significant shift in mindsets: shifting from a view of nature as a resource that exists for human exploitation, to defining nature as a living being with integral rights of its own.<br /> <br /> ==Legal Personhood==<br /> <br /> Legal personhood began with the 1819 U.S. Supreme Court case Trustees of Dartmouth College v. Woodward, recognising corporations' rights and liabilities. In recent years, this concept is being transformed and expanded to apply to natural entities, starting in 2008 when Ecuador granted legal rights to nature in its constitution and granting ecosystems the right to exist and flourish.<br /> <br /> Legal personhood is now being used to protect natural entities within legal frameworks worldwide, formalising duties and liabilities similar to those of a person.<br /> <br /> There are relatively few examples of legal personhood, yet some notable examples include:<br /> <br /> 2016—Atrato River, Colombia: The Constitutional Court of Colombia recognised the Atrato River basin as a legal entity with rights to protection, conservation, maintenance, and restoration.<br /> <br /> 2017—Ganges and Yamuna Rivers, India: These rivers were declared legal persons by the Uttarakhand High Court, acknowledging their sacred status and environmental significance.<br /> <br /> 2017—Whanganui River, New Zealand (2017): The Whanganui River, known as Te Awa Tupua, was granted legal personhood, recognized as an indivisible, living whole with rights and duties. In 2017, New Zealand granted Te Awa Tupua (Te Reo)—the Whanganui River in Taranaki on the North Island of Aotearoa New Zealand— legal personhood. For over 140 years, the local Māori iwi (tribe) of Te Awa Tupua fought to have their river recognised as an ancestor. In 2017 the New Zealand government awarded Te Awa Tupua “all the rights, duties, and liabilities of a legal person”. Te Awa Tupua is now legally acknowledged as “an indivisible and living whole from the mountains to the sea, incorporating the Whanganui River and all of its physical and metaphysical elements.” The recognition of Te Awa Tupua as a legal person represents a shift in the legal landscape, emphasising the importance of protecting natural entities and acknowledging their intrinsic value.<br /> <br /> ==Ecocide==<br /> <br /> Ecocide defines reckless destruction of habitats and biodiversity as a criminal act. Earth lawyer Polly Higgins† formally defined ecocide as “the extensive loss or damage or destruction of ecosystem(s) of a given territory, whether by human agency or by other causes, to such an extent that peaceful enjoyment by the inhabitants of that territory has been or will be severely diminished.” &lt;ref&gt;[http://Ecocide%20Crime%20https://ecocidelaw.com/polly-higgins-ecocide-crime/#:~:text=Ecocide%20is%20the%20extensive%20loss,or%20will%20be%20severely%20diminished Ecocide Crime] EcocideLaw.com. Accessed July 13, 2024.&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> There is an active campaign to include Ecocide Law in the Rome Statute. If adopted, the International Criminal Court (ICC) would gain the ability to prosecute ecocide under universal jurisdiction. This would elevate ecocide to the same level as the four crimes against peace: Genocide, Crimes Against Humanity, War Crimes, and Crimes of Aggression.<br /> <br /> ==Citations==</div>

KateGenevieve https://wiki.collapsible.systems/w/index.php?title=Rights_of_Nature&diff=623 2024-07-13T23:03:25Z

<p>KateGenevieve: /* Legal Personhood */</p> <hr /> <div>==Rights of Nature==<br /> <br /> The Rights of Nature movement (RoN) gives legal recognition to natural entities and their rights. The movement is garnering successes worldwide and represents a significant shift in mindsets: shifting from a view of nature as a resource that exists for human exploitation, to defining nature as a living being with integral rights of its own.<br /> <br /> ==Legal Personhood==<br /> <br /> Legal personhood began with the 1819 U.S. Supreme Court case Trustees of Dartmouth College v. Woodward, recognising corporations' rights and liabilities. In recent years, this concept is being transformed and expanded to apply to natural entities, starting in 2008 when Ecuador granted legal rights to nature in its constitution and granting ecosystems the right to exist and flourish.<br /> <br /> Legal personhood is now being used to protect natural entities within legal frameworks worldwide, formalising duties and liabilities similar to those of a person.<br /> <br /> There are relatively few examples of legal personhood. Some notable examples include:<br /> <br /> 2016—Atrato River, Colombia: The Constitutional Court of Colombia recognised the Atrato River basin as a legal entity with rights to protection, conservation, maintenance, and restoration.<br /> <br /> 2017—Ganges and Yamuna Rivers, India: These rivers were declared legal persons by the Uttarakhand High Court, acknowledging their sacred status and environmental significance.<br /> <br /> 2017—Whanganui River, New Zealand (2017): The Whanganui River, known as Te Awa Tupua, was granted legal personhood, recognized as an indivisible, living whole with rights and duties. In 2017, New Zealand granted Te Awa Tupua (Te Reo)—the Whanganui River in Taranaki on the North Island of Aotearoa New Zealand— legal personhood. For over 140 years, the local Māori iwi (tribe) of Te Awa Tupua fought to have their river recognised as an ancestor. In 2017 the New Zealand government awarded Te Awa Tupua “all the rights, duties, and liabilities of a legal person”. Te Awa Tupua is now legally acknowledged as “an indivisible and living whole from the mountains to the sea, incorporating the Whanganui River and all of its physical and metaphysical elements.” The recognition of Te Awa Tupua as a legal person represents a shift in the legal landscape, emphasising the importance of protecting natural entities and acknowledging their intrinsic value.<br /> <br /> ==Ecocide==<br /> <br /> Ecocide defines reckless destruction of habitats and biodiversity as a criminal act. Earth lawyer Polly Higgins† formally defined ecocide as “the extensive loss or damage or destruction of ecosystem(s) of a given territory, whether by human agency or by other causes, to such an extent that peaceful enjoyment by the inhabitants of that territory has been or will be severely diminished.” &lt;ref&gt;[http://Ecocide%20Crime%20https://ecocidelaw.com/polly-higgins-ecocide-crime/#:~:text=Ecocide%20is%20the%20extensive%20loss,or%20will%20be%20severely%20diminished Ecocide Crime] EcocideLaw.com. Accessed July 13, 2024.&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> There is an active campaign to include Ecocide Law in the Rome Statute. If adopted, the International Criminal Court (ICC) would gain the ability to prosecute ecocide under universal jurisdiction. This would elevate ecocide to the same level as the four crimes against peace: Genocide, Crimes Against Humanity, War Crimes, and Crimes of Aggression.<br /> <br /> ==Citations==</div>

KateGenevieve https://wiki.collapsible.systems/w/index.php?title=Rights_of_Nature&diff=619 2024-07-13T22:57:32Z

<p>KateGenevieve: /* Legal Personhood */</p> <hr /> <div>==Rights of Nature==<br /> <br /> The Rights of Nature movement (RoN) gives legal recognition to natural entities and their rights. The movement is garnering successes worldwide and represents a significant shift in mindsets: shifting from a view of nature as a resource that exists for human exploitation, to defining nature as a living being with integral rights of its own.<br /> <br /> ==Legal Personhood==<br /> <br /> Legal personhood began with the 1819 U.S. Supreme Court case Trustees of Dartmouth College v. Woodward, recognising corporations' rights and liabilities. In recent years, this concept is being transformed and expanded to apply to natural entities, starting in 2008 when Ecuador granted legal rights to nature in its constitution.<br /> <br /> Legal personhood is now being used to protect natural entities within legal frameworks worldwide, with duties, and liabilities similar to those of a person.<br /> <br /> In 2017, New Zealand granted Te Awa Tupua (Te Reo)—the Whanganui River in Taranaki on the North Island of Aotearoa New Zealand— legal personhood. For over 140 years, the local Māori iwi (tribe) of Te Awa Tupua fought to have their river recognised as an ancestor. In 2017 the New Zealand government awarded Te Awa Tupua “all the rights, duties, and liabilities of a legal person”. Te Awa Tupua is now legally acknowledged as “an indivisible and living whole from the mountains to the sea, incorporating the Whanganui River and all of its physical and metaphysical elements.” The recognition of Te Awa Tupua as a legal person represents a shift in the legal landscape, emphasising the importance of protecting natural entities and acknowledging their intrinsic value.<br /> <br /> ==Ecocide==<br /> <br /> Ecocide defines reckless destruction of habitats and biodiversity as a criminal act. Earth lawyer Polly Higgins† formally defined ecocide as “the extensive loss or damage or destruction of ecosystem(s) of a given territory, whether by human agency or by other causes, to such an extent that peaceful enjoyment by the inhabitants of that territory has been or will be severely diminished.” &lt;ref&gt;[http://Ecocide%20Crime%20https://ecocidelaw.com/polly-higgins-ecocide-crime/#:~:text=Ecocide%20is%20the%20extensive%20loss,or%20will%20be%20severely%20diminished Ecocide Crime] EcocideLaw.com. Accessed July 13, 2024.&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> There is an active campaign to include Ecocide Law in the Rome Statute. If adopted, the International Criminal Court (ICC) would gain the ability to prosecute ecocide under universal jurisdiction. This would elevate ecocide to the same level as the four crimes against peace: Genocide, Crimes Against Humanity, War Crimes, and Crimes of Aggression.<br /> <br /> ==Citations==</div>

KateGenevieve https://wiki.collapsible.systems/w/index.php?title=Rights_of_Nature&diff=618 2024-07-13T22:56:32Z

<p>KateGenevieve: /* Legal Personhood */</p> <hr /> <div>==Rights of Nature==<br /> <br /> The Rights of Nature movement (RoN) gives legal recognition to natural entities and their rights. The movement is garnering successes worldwide and represents a significant shift in mindsets: shifting from a view of nature as a resource that exists for human exploitation, to defining nature as a living being with integral rights of its own.<br /> <br /> ==Legal Personhood==<br /> <br /> Legal personhood began with the 1819 U.S. Supreme Court case Trustees of Dartmouth College v. Woodward, recognising corporations' rights and liabilities. In recent years, this concept is being transformed and expanded to apply to natural entities, starting in 2008 when Ecuador granted legal rights to nature in its constitution.<br /> <br /> Legal personhood for natural entities started to protect natural entities within legal frameworks worldwide, with duties, and liabilities similar to those of a person.<br /> <br /> In 2017, New Zealand granted Te Awa Tupua (Te Reo)—the Whanganui River in Taranaki on the North Island of Aotearoa New Zealand— legal personhood. For over 140 years, the local Māori iwi (tribe) of Te Awa Tupua fought to have their river recognised as an ancestor. In 2017 the New Zealand government awarded Te Awa Tupua “all the rights, duties, and liabilities of a legal person”. Te Awa Tupua is now legally acknowledged as “an indivisible and living whole from the mountains to the sea, incorporating the Whanganui River and all of its physical and metaphysical elements.” The recognition of Te Awa Tupua as a legal person represents a shift in the legal landscape, emphasising the importance of protecting natural entities and acknowledging their intrinsic value.<br /> <br /> ==Ecocide==<br /> <br /> Ecocide defines reckless destruction of habitats and biodiversity as a criminal act. Earth lawyer Polly Higgins† formally defined ecocide as “the extensive loss or damage or destruction of ecosystem(s) of a given territory, whether by human agency or by other causes, to such an extent that peaceful enjoyment by the inhabitants of that territory has been or will be severely diminished.” &lt;ref&gt;[http://Ecocide%20Crime%20https://ecocidelaw.com/polly-higgins-ecocide-crime/#:~:text=Ecocide%20is%20the%20extensive%20loss,or%20will%20be%20severely%20diminished Ecocide Crime] EcocideLaw.com. Accessed July 13, 2024.&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> There is an active campaign to include Ecocide Law in the Rome Statute. If adopted, the International Criminal Court (ICC) would gain the ability to prosecute ecocide under universal jurisdiction. This would elevate ecocide to the same level as the four crimes against peace: Genocide, Crimes Against Humanity, War Crimes, and Crimes of Aggression.<br /> <br /> ==Citations==</div>

KateGenevieve https://wiki.collapsible.systems/w/index.php?title=Rights_of_Nature&diff=617 2024-07-13T22:55:46Z

<p>KateGenevieve: /* Rights of Nature */</p> <hr /> <div>==Rights of Nature==<br /> <br /> The Rights of Nature movement (RoN) gives legal recognition to natural entities and their rights. The movement is garnering successes worldwide and represents a significant shift in mindsets: shifting from a view of nature as a resource that exists for human exploitation, to defining nature as a living being with integral rights of its own.<br /> <br /> ==Legal Personhood==<br /> <br /> Legal personhood began with the 1819 U.S. Supreme Court case Trustees of Dartmouth College v. Woodward, recognising corporations' rights and liabilities. The concept later expanded to natural entities, starting in 2008 when Ecuador granted legal rights to nature in its constitution.<br /> <br /> Legal personhood for natural entities started to protect natural entities within legal frameworks worldwide, with duties, and liabilities similar to those of a person.<br /> <br /> In 2017, New Zealand granted Te Awa Tupua (Te Reo)—the Whanganui River in Taranaki on the North Island of Aotearoa New Zealand— legal personhood. For over 140 years, the local Māori iwi (tribe) of Te Awa Tupua fought to have their river recognised as an ancestor. In 2017 the New Zealand government awarded Te Awa Tupua “all the rights, duties, and liabilities of a legal person”. Te Awa Tupua is now legally acknowledged as “an indivisible and living whole from the mountains to the sea, incorporating the Whanganui River and all of its physical and metaphysical elements.” The recognition of Te Awa Tupua as a legal person represents a shift in the legal landscape, emphasising the importance of protecting natural entities and acknowledging their intrinsic value.<br /> <br /> ==Ecocide==<br /> <br /> Ecocide defines reckless destruction of habitats and biodiversity as a criminal act. Earth lawyer Polly Higgins† formally defined ecocide as “the extensive loss or damage or destruction of ecosystem(s) of a given territory, whether by human agency or by other causes, to such an extent that peaceful enjoyment by the inhabitants of that territory has been or will be severely diminished.” &lt;ref&gt;[http://Ecocide%20Crime%20https://ecocidelaw.com/polly-higgins-ecocide-crime/#:~:text=Ecocide%20is%20the%20extensive%20loss,or%20will%20be%20severely%20diminished Ecocide Crime] EcocideLaw.com. Accessed July 13, 2024.&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> There is an active campaign to include Ecocide Law in the Rome Statute. If adopted, the International Criminal Court (ICC) would gain the ability to prosecute ecocide under universal jurisdiction. This would elevate ecocide to the same level as the four crimes against peace: Genocide, Crimes Against Humanity, War Crimes, and Crimes of Aggression.<br /> <br /> ==Citations==</div>

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