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41 41  Courage is sufficient to participate in openness, however participants may be motivated by other causes, such as: a condition of employment; direction from a supervisor; peer pressure; or, a hidden agenda—perhaps to influence (or sabotage) direction.
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43 +Individual Courage: The willingness to proclaim oneself, or a project, open
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47 47  * Initial: The individual is aware of openness as an alternative to traditional practices.
48 48  ** Evidence : Artifacts exist, and are publicly accessible, citing the individual's awareness of openness or open communities, open organizations, open organizational models, etc.
49 49  ** Example: The individual has written a blog post which indicates they are aware of open models. The individual references an open community of practice as part of their work or interests.
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60 60  ** Evidence: A growing body of knowledge/documentation referenced by the individual. A growing network of peers with related interests in openness.
61 61  ** Example: A wiki page history documenting ongoing learning, continuous interest, deeper understanding, and broader applicability with more references to open communities of practice.
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65 65  {{box}}
66 66  **//How this individual may behave..."//**
67 67  The individual regularly articulates the promise, ideals, or benefits of openness. For example, using language common to open initiatives and communities of practice, referencing aspects of the open ethos, writing a personal blog on openness, tweeting on the benefits of openness, citing/referencing open source projects or initiatives as exemplars...
68 68  {{/box}}
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66 +Organizational Courage: The willingness to declare an organization or project open
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72 72  * Initial: The organization includes openness as an alternative to traditional practices.
73 73  ** Evidence : Artifacts exist, and are publicly accessible, citing the organization's awareness of openness or open communities, open organizations, open organizational models, etc.
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84 84  * Optimizing: The organization continually reviews and updates artifacts related to his/her understanding of openness, its benefits and enabling values.
85 85  ** Evidence: A growing body of knowledge/documentation referenced by the individual. A growing network of peers with related interests in openness.
86 86  ** Example: A wiki page history documenting ongoing learning, continuous interest, deeper understanding, and broader applicability with more references to open communities of practice.
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90 -**//What this organization may behave..."//**
91 -The organization regularly articulates the promise, ideals, or benefits of openness. For example, using language common to open initiatives and communities of practice, referencing aspects of the open ethos, writing a corporate blog on openness, tweeting on the benefits of openness, citing/referencing open source projects or initiatives as exemplars...
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93 -{{/showhide}}
84 +{{box}}**//What this organization may behave..."//**
85 +The organization regularly articulates the promise, ideals, or benefits of openness. For example, using language common to open initiatives and communities of practice, referencing aspects of the open ethos, writing a corporate blog on openness, tweeting on the benefits of openness, citing/referencing open source projects or initiatives as exemplars...{{/box}}
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95 95  == Participation ==
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