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Home » Projects » Projects » Past » The Responsible Resource Creator Manifesto

The Responsible Resource Creator Manifesto

November 27, 2014  in Past / Projects / Resource Development (updated 1814 days ago)

The Responsible Resource Creator Manifesto is currently in draft format and FabRiders is currently involved in an effort to collect feedback and finalise the manifesto.

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