...s is not yet fully formed. People don’t trust as much the governments as their neighbor associations. We call it the 10 year...
...s known for, is that the cross-sectoral trust is very high. I think we should work together to bring this message out, that i...
...think it will be better for everyone to trust the system.
...still crucial in order to build mutual trust, especially over food.
...f public service nature, people tend to trust the social sector more than the public sector. If the largest charity like Tzu...
...blic service. Once the community really trusts the government to deliver on its open by default promises, then the open sourc...
...anned economic role, but really a brain trust or a think tank role locally.
...ole to play in a democracy by providing trustworthy numbers in a timely and fun way. [laughs]
...ntable substrata that people can really trust. I think building that trust is really our main link.
While very long and well trusted, like the ACLU, and Electronic Frontier Foundation, Software Freedom Conserva...
...ey. They have the money, but they don’t trust charities. They want to give their time.
...to spend. They currently however don’t trust charities because they don’t know where their donations go and whether the mone...
...quite radical transparency, but radical trust between the various stakeholders in the society.
The radical trust is really what I’m after, and transparency is one of the various instruments of...
...hat transparency is kind of undermining trust.
...in the way I would like it to be. While trust means that I just offer unconditional openness in a way because I think you won...
...ency allows us to do. In the state of a trustful togetherness, you don’t need to do that because you just offer trust into pe...
...tability." I think accountability earns trust. Nobody starts trusting a doctor, a lawyer, or whatever as acting in their best...
...r of how one has or has not abused that trust relationship, which is crucial when we think about GDPR or the various rights.
