Alex Michaud wrote:
The type of accessibility I am thinking would be needed would even be accessible to those who are homeless and can't really access the internet often or reliably.
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Anne Miller wrote:I don't see how a community or even a town could survive without "monetary avenues".
Who pays for the land?
Who pays for expenditures that are necessary for life?
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Anne Miller wrote:I don't see how a community or even a town could survive without "monetary avenues".
Who pays for the land?
Who pays for expenditures that are necessary for life?
Anne Miller wrote:I don't see how a community or even a town could survive without "monetary avenues".
Who pays for the land?
Who pays for expenditures that are necessary for life?
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Perhaps a non-monetary community could be maintained if money was coming in from some outside source. For example, if the community was in Alaska, everyone over 18 would be getting $3284 from the permanent dividend fund [1]. Due to having low or no incomes, the people in the community would also receive ~$5376 per year in SNAP / food stamp benefits [2].Anne Miller wrote:I don't see how a community or even a town could survive without "monetary avenues".
Who pays for the land?
Who pays for expenditures that are necessary for life?
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