Framework of Rules for Pathways in Local Civic and Smart City Tech for OpenMiami:

1. Private Corporate Entrepreneurial (Closed Source):

   • Companies may develop proprietary technology through private funding.
   • Intellectual property rights are retained by the company.
   • Companies can partner with universities for research and development, licensing tech, and commercialization.
   • Funding opportunities include NSF TTYR and SBIR grants.

2. Open Source Pathways:

   • Encourage collaboration through open source projects such as Open Earth CityCatalyst.
   • Embrace transparency and community-driven development.
   • Foster partnerships between public, private, and academic sectors to contribute to open source initiatives.

3. Blend of Philanthropic Open Source:

   • Philanthropic efforts focus on open source projects with the potential to become sustainable businesses.
   • Projects are developed collaboratively with public, private, and academic partners.
   • Examples include initiatives that start as philanthropic open source and later spin out as independent companies

4. Outcome of Collabothon:

   • Collabothon participants may receive paid internships to continue developing solutions.
   • Support provided includes office space, mentorships, and pathways for adoption.
   • Teams disbanded will receive minimum royalty and equity if the project is commercialized.
   • Immediate opportunities for students to earn hard skills and pursue summer internships.
   • Logos Capital to capitalize solutions with private sector support.

Code of Conduct:

• Community leads serve as principal points of contact and introductions.
• Relationships established by community members remain intact unless approved otherwise.
• Failure to adhere to the code of conduct may result in expulsion.
• Slander, harassment, etc., will be addressed and may lead to expulsion as Persona non grata.

Key Principles:

• Transparency: Ensure transparency in all processes and decision-making.
• Collaboration: Foster collaboration among stakeholders to drive innovation.
• Equity: Ensure equitable access to opportunities and resources for all participants.
• Accountability: Hold individuals accountable for their actions and behaviors.
• Sustainability: Promote sustainable practices and solutions for long-term impact.

By adhering to these rules and principles, we aim to create a transparent and inclusive framework for working in local civic and smart city tech in Miami, setting a model for the world to follow. Together, we can build a more sustainable and resilient future for our city and beyond.