Required reading : We need five online networks to solve the worlds problems by 2012 or we decline into conflict for generations ; Online political networks (blog category) ; The rise of online political networks – individual contribution and mass participation ; Project: E-democracy page ; The transition to online networks may take six months or 50 years ;The next four stages of online networks – from tools and solutions to new structures and economic development ; The potential of collective innovation and open source to reshape our world needs to be demonstrated ; People aren’t apathetic, they just don’t have an online network to channel their interests ; Facebook of global government needed – delivery in 12 weeks! ; E-democracy just six weeks away! Political sovereignty exercised directly by citizens through an online political network

Web 3.0 network description

The Climate Stability online network is a Web 3.0 online network (or facebook) which aims to deliver climate stability by providing a costless and immediate means to distribute information, facilitate collaboration, exchange content, manage workflow, deliver transparency amongst the community with a common interest in climate stability. The climate stability online network distributes information facilitates collaboration, shares knowledge and coordinates innovation to contribute to the stability of Earth’s climate. Content includes profiles, intellectual property, research, problems, solutions, implementation, blogs, priorities, policies (proposed, pending, current, redundant), announcements, articles, reports, audio, video, pictureses, processes and outcomes. Profiles are self-published by each scientist, government, corporation, philanthropist and other members of the community. All content is linked and rated for quality and quantity.

The Climate stability online network applies Web 3.0 online network principles. This includes semantic search, peer to peer networks, communities of common interest focused on a common purpose, comprehensive user generated content, workflow management, scalable open source web applications and cloud computing power from Amazon.

A Web 3.0 Climate Stability application is operational (see screenshot) on the Amazon cloud. It uses open source software from a variety of open source projects. This application could be customised for its climate stability objective and delivered in 12 weeks. We would use the www.MarcusCake.com systems to interact with the community, volunteers and partners. We can develop an internet marketing strategy to deliver traffic and participation and a community corporate governance structure.

This improves the way news and information are delivered to communities?

The network provides direct and immediate communication between scientists, corporations, philanthropists, government and other organisations globally. There is no restriction on the amount or type of information that can be delivered between participants. The critical path to climate stability can be identified. Tasks on this critical path can be assigned. Government can assign intellectual property into the public domain. Corporations can donate intellectual property. Community knowledge can be shared and duplication of effort eliminated.

This is new and different from what already exists)

To encourage innovation, government has established a system of intellectual property to encourage private corporations motivated by profit to invest. The open source software community has demonstrated that innovation and complex engineering projec can be completed by online communities without a profit motive. A solution to climate stability needs a global community empowered by community knowledge and focused on the outcome. A Web 3.0 network could define the problem, evaluate solutions, identify the critical path and implement the solutions using a global pool of community knowledge and talented individuals. Intellectual property systems and individual country approaches are less likely to develop a solution in the required timeframe.