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 _Elinor Ostrom, whose work made it clear that commoning is not about a ‘free-for-all’, but responsible governance of resources. Image: [Holger Motzkau](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Prolineserver), [CC-by-SA-3.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/)._ _Elinor Ostrom, whose work made it clear that commoning is not about a ‘free-for-all’, but responsible governance of resources. Image: [Holger Motzkau](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Prolineserver), [CC-by-SA-3.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/)._
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-In a commons economy, mutual credit is a tool for accounting for exchange, but it doesn’t provide a store of value. Future-use vouchers (a.k.a. ‘use-credit obligations’) can be used to save / store value / provide non-monetary pensions.+_In a commons economy, mutual credit is a tool for accounting for exchange, but it doesn’t provide a store of value. Future-use vouchers (a.k.a. ‘use-credit obligations’) can be used to save / store value / provide non-monetary pensions._
  
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-Stroud Commons: inaugural event.+_Stroud Commons: inaugural event._
  
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-An economy based on credit clearing, mutual credit and commons ownership would insulate local economies from wider financial downturns.+_An economy based on credit clearing, mutual credit and commons ownership would insulate local economies from wider financial downturns._
  
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 People in communities (e.g. in Switzerland, Japan, Spain and the Philippines) where there are commons for irrigation, pasture, woodlands etc. have for centuries organised themselves to set and monitor rules, and sanction those breaking them. This has developed excellent organisational skills for community cohesion in times of shortage or hardship. People in communities (e.g. in Switzerland, Japan, Spain and the Philippines) where there are commons for irrigation, pasture, woodlands etc. have for centuries organised themselves to set and monitor rules, and sanction those breaking them. This has developed excellent organisational skills for community cohesion in times of shortage or hardship.
  
-An economy based on credit clearing, mutual credit and commons ownership would insulate local economies from wider financial downturns.+_An economy based on credit clearing, mutual credit and commons ownership would insulate local economies from wider financial downturns._
  
 Communities are strengthened and become safer, friendlier and more fun, and towns retain their character and uniqueness. Communities are strengthened and become safer, friendlier and more fun, and towns retain their character and uniqueness.
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-The commons economy generates more (and more meaningful) jobs, managing schemes and maintaining properties / infrastructure.+_The commons economy generates more (and more meaningful) jobs, managing schemes and maintaining properties / infrastructure._
  
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