WikiAsCommons

Kind of obvious. But GordonBrander's post here : https://subconscious.substack.com/p/wiki-as-a-commons

Ostrom's Theory of the Commons outlines eight conditions under which a commons can be managed without tragedy.

Let's look at how wikis stack up against Ostrom's rules for managing a commons:

• Clear boundaries: the wiki domain, and those who can edit it.
• Managed by locals: wiki users.
• Community makes its own rules: wikis have no formal rules beyond actions the community carries out.
• Community can monitor behavior: edit history.
• Graduated sanctions for those who violate community rules: reprimands on talk pages, page rollbacks, banning.
• Cheap, accessible conflict resolution: rollbacks.
• Self-determination of the community: it's a volunteer project.
• In large commons, multiple levels of management: on Wikipedia, administrators.

Also more or less connects wiki to ConversationAsCommons