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Frequently Asked Questions

 
Kindren Tree Mission?
What is the Kindren Tree?
  • Kindren Tree is a mission-centric campus network of social enterprise Branches.
  • Members engage in team-oriented skill development to sustain a grassroots economy of shared incentives.
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What is the community mission?
  • Our Mission is to cultivate community development strategies towards an inclusive and sustainable prosperity that leaves no one behind.
  • We use a Go-GEDIE social incentive system to promote lifestyles of perpetual learning, resource sharing and supportive collaborations.
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GEDIE System?
What is a Go-GEDIE System?
  • Go-GEDIE refers to a Goal-oriented process serving a Grassroots Educational system within a Developmental Infrastructure and Economy.
  • It is designed as a cost-effective method to develop human potential while solving the prevalent problems faced by many struggling communities.
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How does the system work?
  • Education and Economy are interconnected through a team-oriented service culture of sharing knowledge, skills and local resources.
  • The network grows stronger as members track the continual progress of their personal and collective team goals.
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Grassroots Education?
What is a Grassroots Education?
  • Grassroots Learning is an incentivized lifestyle focused on community development and the constantly mobilized sharing of skills and knowledge.
  • Member groups manage workshops where patrons can earn Aptitude points from their cultivation of community skills.
  • These Aptitude points are connected to a team-oriented incentive network that explores the full potential of community members.
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Why would Grassroots Learning succeed?
  • Mission workshops develop local learning initiatives while organizing team efforts around the immediate needs of the community.
  • Member parties must prove their progressive aptitude by keeping a portfolio record of project experiences and shared service skills.
  • This system is designed around efficiently conserving time, effort and financial resources for maximum effect with minimal waste.
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How do you measure Educational Progress?
  • Aptitude Points and Mission Medals are the digitally tracked attributes earned for managing workshops.
  • These marks have 4 ranking levels of progressive skill: Student, Trainee, Expert and Professor.
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What are Specialty Skill Aptitudes?
  • These Skill points range from 1 to 360 and track the progressive growth of a particular Skill applied to serving the community.
  • Workshop patrons earn each point by managing a learning event with enough ranked participants to qualify for a single point upgrade.
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What are Skill Days?
  • Each Specialty Skill and Mission Medal is grouped under a classification system using days of the week from Monday to Saturday.
  • This framework is inspired by the MLX story project and it reflects the cyclical nature of our learning method. The "Sunday" category is reserved for administrative tasks.
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What are Mission Medals?
  • Medals are awarded to Members and their Branches for achieving a collection of ranks in related skills.
  • These function as academic degree programs and are permanently locked into the system as opposed to Skill Points that can be lost over time from inactivity.
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Mission Branch?
What is a Mission Branch?
  • This is a social enterprise and local division of 100 Members. It is managed by an administrator referred to as its Branch Keeper, or Dean of the Branch.
  • Numbered from #00 to #99 under a Canopy group division, a Mission Branch unit serves as a vital Member support network.
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Why are there Numbered Spots?
  • Numbered spots are linked together with a series of regional codes to easily identify a particular sub-divisional unit within the network.
  • For example, an Identity code of "C489-B33-M05” would refer to Member account #5 in the Branch #33 of the Canopy division #489.
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What are Mission Workshops?
  • These are officially registered events where Branches serve their mission community through skilled projects, resource sharing, conflict resolutions or productive learning workshops.
  • Member parties attending these workshops can serve in educational lessons, collaborate their talents or simply share local resources while gaining "Kincentive" Points.
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What are Kincentive Points?
  • These are various reward points and collected game data designed to encourage Kindren Tree Members to invest in their mission goals.
  • Kindren points (kP) and Aptitude points (aP) are the main types of Kincentives, which all interconnect to serve the Kindren Tree mission of community development.
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Payments?
Why should I make a Payment?
  • In order to sustain the Kindren Tree mission, we need to acquire funding through Sponsored Payments that help cover the expenses of running the network.
  • Payments are turned into related points for the various Member parties and are essential to how they conduct activities within the system.
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How do I make a Sponsored Payment?
  • For membership pledges, follow the sponsoring procedures listed on the related "Branch Mission" page.
  • A link to this Mission document should be visible from each Branch profile page.
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Enrollment?
Why should I Enroll?
  • Joining the Kindren Tree mission has many benefits like getting team support through our goal tracking system that helps you achieve your personal, creative or professional goals.
  • Enrollment also allows you to earn community incentive points that are designed to encourage everyone to collaborate and explore their full potential.
  • Members can use their points to access the resources shared through goal-supporting projects.
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How do I Enroll?
  • First, browse the Campus Team directories on this website to determine which Mission Branch you would like to join.
  • Then, follow the enrollment procedures listed on the "Branch Mission" page, which should be visible from each Branch profile.
  • An enrollment key from the Branch admin is needed to access the membership form. After processing the application, the Branch admin may then add you to their Activity Sheet to track your points and goals.
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Conflict?
What is a "QuiBall" Conflict?
  • "QuiBall" is the name of the Conflict Resolution system used by Kindren Tree Members.
  • It is designed as a creative collaboration between conflicting parties to solve problems. Community admins process each Quib Conflict like a coach helping its players to reach an ideal resolution.
  • The Plaintiff party is the "Pitcher" who pitches a reasonable "Quib" problem to the defendant "Catcher" party who may then use community resources to solve the issue. A good resolution can bring rewards for everyone involved.
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I'm NOT a Member. How do I submit a Conflict?
  • First, go to the personal web link found on the profile page of the Mission Branch to which you wish to pitch the problem.
  • Contact the Branch Keeper admin through the information provided on their community homepage. They can give you a special passcode link to an online form where you enter information describing the problem. Community admins will choose to either process the submitted Conflict or reject it as a failed Pitch.
  • NOTE: There may be a non-refundable fee for the admins to process non-Member disputes.
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