PRIVACY POLICY AND AGREEMENTS

TERMS AND CONDITIONS
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INTERNATIONAL PRIVACY POLICY

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Date of Last Revision: 2020 October 18th

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POLICY AND AGREEMENTS

All the participants of Cooperacy -including those of any of its Ideas or Cooperations - want to respect everyone’s privacy and applicable data protection and privacy laws. The dream is about a world in which every information is shared with no harm, but the path to that ideal has to respect the intimate needs and desires of everyone. So Cooperacy process created by humans are designed in a way that takes care of these aspects, starting from the communication of this privacy policy (“Policy”). It tells how Cooperacy, that is made of all of its participants, behaves as “data controller” and uses personal data every time this Policy is mentioned. “Personal data” means information about an identifiable individual. If there are special differences about a specific Cooperacy Cooperation Policy that differ from this Policy, the Cooperation Policy will list them. The differences will substitute this very Policy only in the cases or points listed in the Cooperation Policy. When there is the possibility to choose wether to give or not personal information, Cooperacy will make it explicit, so that anybody will be able to freely choose according to their preferences. Software on any device may access personal information. Cooperacy products or services may link to other companies’ websites and services that have privacy policies of their own. Cooperacy and its participants are not responsible for the privacy practices of others and it is recommended to read their privacy notices. If there is disagreement with this Policy, use of Cooperacy products and services or providing Cooperacy with personal data is discouraged, not in the scopes nor responsibility of Cooperacy. Cooperacy collect personal data and other information when a purchase is made, during use or registration into Cooperacy's products and services, participation in campaigns or research or during other interaction with Cooperacy. Cooperacy products and services may require electronic activation, asking data about device and application type and unique device, application, network and subscription identifiers. Access to Cooperacy services online or Cooperacy web servers automatically creates visit records. IP-address, access times, the sites linked from, pages visited, the links and features used, the content viewed or requested, browser or application type, language or other similar information are collected. Cooperacy applications may contact Cooperacy or other servers periodically, for example to check for updates or to send Cooperacy information relating to service usage. Additionally, Cooperacy may invite to join voluntary product and service improvement or research programs where detailed information is collected. Information is provided during the creation of an account, a purchase, a request for services, a participation in research or campaigns or generally during every interaction with Cooperacy. A possible non-exhaustive list may include name, email address, phone number, street address, user names and passwords, feedback, information relating to personal devices, age, gender, language, bank account number, credit card details and other financial sensible data. All this information is used by Cooperacy to fulfil the goals every participant chose to support, that are to have a common ecosystem based on cooperation, equivalence, trust, care, transparency, freedom, understanding and diversity-inclusiveness. Cooperacy therefore maintains records of consents, preferences and settings related to location data, marketing data, personal data, data sharing, et cetera. Cooperacy also maintain records of purchases, downloads, contents provided, requests, agreements, payment and delivery details, personal contacts and communications and other interactions with Cooperacy, including the products and services provided by Cooperacy. Cooperacy may, in accordance with applicable law, record any communications with the Cooperacy customer care or with other similar contact points. Location-based services establish location through the use of satellite, mobile, Wi-Fi or other network based positioning methods. These technologies may involve exchanging location data and unique device or mobile, Wi-Fi or other network related identifiers with Cooperacy. Cooperacy products may operate on multiple device platforms, applications and services which may also collect location data. Cooperacy never use any information to identify anybody personally without their consent. This Policy represents clear communication about what Cooperacy do with personal data, especially the participants’. When you use Cooperacy location based services and features, for example location based search, navigation and routing, or request for map data or other location data, personal data is sent to Cooperacy to serve the user with the right content, which may also include location based advertising. Marketing and advertising are used here as per the common international meaning, and not to avoid any responsibility about the communication related to privacy, although Cooperacy want to free the world from induced needs and actions, so Cooperacy's marketing and advertising strategies every time possible are avoided, when present, they are not based on numeric profit acquisition and mainly human-focused. The purpose of collecting personal data is simply to better understand human diversity and provide individual diversity with equivalent possibility to fulfil personal expectations, desires, needs, or, simply put, to take care of everybody’s personality in order to help participants to have a fulfilling and pleasant life. Personal data provides Cooperacy products and services the possibility to process requests or to perform the agreements between the participants and Cooperacy, to ensure the functionality and security of Cooperacy products and services, to identify who interacts with Cooperacy as well as to prevent and investigate fraud and other misuses. Some services may require an account to help to manage content and preferences. Cooperacy may use personal data to better develop and manage products, services, customer care, sales and research. Cooperacy may combine personal data collected in connection with the use of a particular Cooperacy product and/or service with other personal data, unless such personal data was collected for a different purpose. Cooperacy may use personal data to communicate and inform, for example, services changes, notices or important alert relating to products and/or services, customer care related purposes, information about new products, services or functionalities, promotions, research, personalisations, recommendations, customised content, Cooperacy and possibly third party content. Cooperacy do not sell, lease, rent or otherwise disclose personal data to third parties unless otherwise stated here or in the cooperations specifications and privacy Policies, in which case the procedure applies only if there is a clear consent to proceed. Some Cooperacy services may allow to share somebody personal data with other users or customers of the service or with other services and their users or customers. Please consider carefully before disclosing any personal data or other information that might be accessible to others. Cooperacy may share personal data with other Cooperacy companies, institutions or authorised third parties who process personal data for Cooperacy. Examples range from billing through network service providers, delivery of purchases, provision of services including customer services, consumer data management and analysis, credit checks, research, marketing and other similar operations. When purchasing, requesting or subscribing a Cooperacy product or service with a network service provider plan, Cooperacy may need to exchange information with the network service provider to provide the desired service. Cooperacy may conduct joint marketing and other communications with operation-relevant partners, for example a mobile operator. To avoid duplicate or unnecessary communications or to better communicate and inform Cooperacy may need to match information that has been collected with information that a partner has collected where this is permitted by law. These authorised third parties are not permitted to use personal data for any other purposes. Cooperacy require them to act consistently with this Policy and to use appropriate security measures to protect personal data. Cooperacy products and services may be provided using resources and servers located in various countries around the world. Personal data may be transferred across international borders outside the country where the services are requested or used, including to countries that do not have laws providing specific protection for personal data or that have different legal rules on data protection. A simple transfer, for example, from the UE to the USA may have this characteristics. In such cases Cooperacy ensure that there is a legal basis for such a transfer and that adequate protection for personal data is provided as required by applicable law, for example, by using standard agreements approved by relevant authorities (where necessary) and by requiring the use of other appropriate technical and organisational information security measures. Cooperacy may be obligated by mandatory law to disclose personal data to certain authorities or other third parties, for example, to law enforcement agencies in the countries where Cooperacy or third parties acting on Cooperacy behalf operate or for national security reasons in the countries where products and services are object of interaction. Cooperacy may also disclose and otherwise process personal data in accordance with applicable law to defend Cooperacy’s legitimate interests, for example, in civil or criminal legal proceedings. If Cooperacy want to sell, buy, merge or otherwise reorganise products, services or businesses in certain countries, this may involve disclosing personal data to prospective or actual purchasers and their advisers, or receiving personal data from sellers and their advisers. Cooperacy products and services are typically intended for general audiences. Cooperacy do not knowingly collect information of children without the consent of their parents or guardians. Cooperacy takes reasonable steps to keep the personal data accurate and to delete incorrect or unnecessary personal data, encouraging to access personal data through personal account from time to time to ensure that the data is up to date. Privacy and security are key considerations in the creation and delivery of Cooperacy products and services specific responsibilities are assigned to address privacy and security related matters. Cooperacy enforce internal policies and guidelines through an appropriate selection of activities, including proactive and reactive risk management, security and privacy engineering, training and assessments, taking appropriate steps to address online security, physical security, risk of data loss and other such risks taking into consideration the risk represented by the processing and the nature of the data being protected. Also, Cooperacy limit access to Cooperacy's data bases containing personal data to authorised persons having a justified need to access such information. Cooperacy use cookies, web beacons and other similar technologies to operate and improve Cooperacy products, services, websites and offering, including personalisation and ads display. Some Cooperacy Sites may use third party advertising technologies to serve ads. Cooperacy domains may include third party elements that set cookies on behalf of a third party, for example relating to third party social network. Every user has the right to know what personal data Cooperacy hold, as well as the right to have incomplete, incorrect, unnecessary or outdated personal data deleted or updated, to unsubscribe from any marketing messages and to stop processing personal data for marketing purposes or on other compelling legal grounds. However, in these cases, important alerts may still be sent in order to respect and take car of the users. It is possible to exercise the listed rights and any other rights the local laws warrant as standards by contacting Cooperacy or by managing personal account or choices through available profile management tools on devices or in the Cooperacy services and product relative functionalities. In some cases, especially if the wish is to delete or stop processing personal data, this may also mean that Cooperacy may not be able to continue to provide the services or any other operation where the personal data is needed. In case you delete your personal data or your Values Asset or any other content produced by you, it is deleted in a manner similar to emptying the recycle bin on a computer. However, you understand that removed content may persist in backup copies for a reasonable period of time, accessed by technicians in case something goes wrong on the Site.

Cooperacy, via della Moscova 39, 20121 Milano, Italy, Fiscal Code 97725540153 is the controller of the personal data related to Cooperacy products, services, websites, communications. Representative information: please use our contact form.

The list of personal data collected by Cooperacy has the following finalities:

• Contact the user: Registration form, Mailing list, Newsletter. Personal data: name, surname, email, demographic and skills.
• Messaging: App, Mail. Personal data: cooperacy user account and user email.
• Payments: Subscription, Paypal, Other Bank Gateways, Standard Bank transfer. Personal data: various as defined by Paypal privacy policy, Name, Surname, Bank information and directions, Date of Birth, eventual VAT code, Bank privacy policy sensible data.
• Connections: Social Networks, External Platform including payment gateway ones. Personal data: cookies, bank transaction data only relative to the provided service and the user.
• SPAM protection: Google reCAPTCHA. Personal data: cookies, usage data.
• Marketing: Google Ads. Personal Data: cookies, usage data. Currently not used (updated 2018).
• Registration, authentication: direct registration/autentication or via Oauth or Google, Facebook, Wechat, Github middleware. Personal data: name, surname, email, demographic and skills.
• Remarketing e behavioral targeting: Google Ad Manager Audience Extension. Personal Data: cookies, usage data.
• Statistics: Google Analytics, Google Analytics with anonymized IP and Google Tag Manager, Facebook Analytics for Apps. Personal Data: cookies, usage data. Facebook Analytics currently not used (updated 2018)
• External platform content visualization: Google Fonts. Personal Data: usage data, different typologies of data according to what specified in the service related privacy policy.
• General Personal Data: cookies, usage data, personal preferences also expressed through voting, bank transaction data only relative to the provided service and the user, cooperacy user account, various as defined by Paypal privacy policy, Bank information and directions, Date of Birth, eventual VAT code, Bank privacy policy sensible data, name, surname, email, demographic and skills, different typologies of data according to what specified in the (external) services related privacy policy.

As per 2020 June 13 Cooperacy only uses the cookies relative to the services of Google Analytics for statistical purposes and the Google Font for its proper functionality. About personal sensible data, Cooperacy uses the informations the registered users provide during registration and after as described in this same page, but some other information like IP and relative country may be obtained in an automatic way. Where not described in a different form, all the data requested or obtained by this website is considered mandatory for its functionality. As per an example, the website cannot function properly without the voting of the cooperations, and the voting represent a personal action and information of the user. For any doubt, please contact our representative as described above. The user is in any case responsible for any kind of information, expecially sensitive data, coming from third parties obtained, published or shared via this website and warrants by the same actions to be the owner or co-owner the relative rights of diffusion, releasing Cooperacy for any responsibility against third parties. This document may be printed using the relative print command included in any browser functionalities. Being the main headquarters of Cooperacy in Milan, we address to the European GDPR with a specific part of this policy in Italian:
Modalità e luogo del trattamento dei Dati raccolti

Il Titolare adotta le opportune misure di sicurezza volte ad impedire l’accesso, la divulgazione, la modifica o la distruzione non autorizzate dei Dati Personali.

Il trattamento viene effettuato mediante strumenti informatici e/o telematici, con modalità organizzative e con logiche strettamente correlate alle finalità indicate. 

Oltre al Titolare, in alcuni casi, potrebbero avere accesso ai Dati altri soggetti coinvolti nell’organizzazione di questo Sito Web (personale amministrativo, commerciale, marketing, legali, amministratori di sistema) ovvero soggetti esterni (come fornitori di servizi tecnici terzi, corrieri postali, hosting provider, società informatiche, agenzie di comunicazione) nominati anche, se necessario, Responsabili del Trattamento da parte del Titolare. L’elenco aggiornato dei Responsabili potrà sempre essere richiesto al Titolare del Trattamento.


Base giuridica del trattamento

Il Titolare tratta Dati Personali relativi all’Utente in caso sussista una delle seguenti condizioni: l’Utente ha prestato il consenso per una o più finalità specifiche; 

Nota: in alcuni ordinamenti il Titolare può essere autorizzato a trattare Dati Personali senza che debba sussistere il consenso dell’Utente o un’altra delle basi giuridiche specificate di seguito, fino a quando l’Utente non si opponga (“opt-out”) a tale trattamento. 

Ciò non è tuttavia applicabile qualora il trattamento di Dati Personali sia regolato dalla legislazione europea in materia di protezione dei Dati Personali;

il trattamento è necessario all'esecuzione di un contratto con l’Utente e/o all'esecuzione di misure precontrattuali;

il trattamento è necessario per adempiere un obbligo legale al quale è soggetto il Titolare;

il trattamento è necessario per l'esecuzione di un compito di interesse pubblico o per l'esercizio di pubblici poteri di cui è investito il Titolare;

il trattamento è necessario per il perseguimento del legittimo interesse del Titolare o di terzi.

È comunque sempre possibile richiedere al Titolare di chiarire la concreta base giuridica di ciascun trattamento ed in particolare di specificare se il trattamento sia basato sulla legge, previsto da un contratto o necessario per concludere un contratto.


Luogo

I Dati sono trattati presso le sedi operative del Titolare ed in ogni altro luogo in cui le parti coinvolte nel trattamento siano localizzate. Per ulteriori informazioni, contatta il Titolare.

I Dati Personali dell’Utente potrebbero essere trasferiti in un paese diverso da quello in cui l’Utente si trova. Per ottenere ulteriori informazioni sul luogo del trattamento l’Utente può fare riferimento alla sezione relativa ai dettagli sul trattamento dei Dati Personali.


L’Utente ha diritto a ottenere informazioni in merito alla base giuridica del trasferimento di Dati al di fuori dell’Unione Europea o ad un’organizzazione internazionale di diritto internazionale pubblico o costituita da due o più paesi, come ad esempio l’ONU, nonché in merito alle misure di sicurezza adottate dal Titolare per proteggere i Dati.


L’Utente può verificare se abbia luogo uno dei trasferimenti appena descritti esaminando la sezione di questo documento relativa ai dettagli sul trattamento di Dati Personali o chiedere informazioni al Titolare contattandolo agli estremi riportati in apertura.


Periodo di conservazione

I Dati sono trattati e conservati per il tempo richiesto dalle finalità per le quali sono stati raccolti.Pertanto:


I Dati Personali raccolti per scopi collegati all’esecuzione di un contratto tra il Titolare e l’Utente saranno trattenuti sino a quando sia completata l’esecuzione di tale contratto.

I Dati Personali raccolti per finalità riconducibili all’interesse legittimo del Titolare saranno trattenuti sino al soddisfacimento di tale interesse. 

L’Utente può ottenere ulteriori informazioni in merito all’interesse legittimo perseguito dal Titolare nelle relative sezioni di questo documento o contattando il Titolare.

Quando il trattamento è basato sul consenso dell’Utente, il Titolare può conservare i Dati Personali più a lungo sino a quando detto consenso non venga revocato. 

Inoltre, il Titolare potrebbe essere obbligato a conservare i Dati Personali per un periodo più lungo in ottemperanza ad un obbligo di legge o per ordine di un’autorità.


Al termine del periodo di conservazione i Dati Personali saranno cancellati. 

Pertanto, allo spirare di tale termine il diritto di accesso, cancellazione, rettificazione ed il diritto alla portabilità dei Dati non potranno più essere esercitati.


Finalità del Trattamento dei Dati raccoltiI Dati dell’Utente sono raccolti per consentire al Titolare di fornire il Servizio, adempiere agli obblighi di legge, rispondere a richieste o azioni esecutive, tutelare i propri diritti ed interessi (o quelli di Utenti o di terze parti), individuare eventuali attività dolose o fraudolente, nonché per le seguenti finalità: Statistica e Visualizzazione di contenuti da piattaforme esterne.


Per ottenere informazioni dettagliate sulle finalità del trattamento e sui Dati Personali trattati per ciascuna finalità, l’Utente può fare riferimento alla sezione “Dettagli sul trattamento dei Dati Personali”.


Dettagli sul trattamento dei Dati PersonaliI Dati Personali sono raccolti per le seguenti finalità ed utilizzando i seguenti servizi:


Statistica

Visualizzazione di contenuti da piattaforme esterneDiritti dell’UtenteGli Utenti possono esercitare determinati diritti con riferimento ai Dati trattati dal Titolare.


In particolare, l’Utente ha il diritto di:
revocare il consenso in ogni momento. L’Utente può revocare il consenso al trattamento dei propri Dati Personali precedentemente espresso. 

Opporsi al trattamento dei propri Dati.

L’Utente può opporsi al trattamento dei propri Dati quando esso avviene su una base giuridica diversa dal consenso. Ulteriori dettagli sul diritto di opposizione sono indicati nella sezione sottostante.

Accedere ai propri Dati. 

L’Utente ha diritto ad ottenere informazioni sui Dati trattati dal Titolare, su determinati aspetti del trattamento ed a ricevere una copia dei Dati trattati.verificare e chiedere la rettificazione. 

L’Utente può verificare la correttezza dei propri Dati e richiederne l’aggiornamento o la correzione.ottenere la limitazione del trattamento. 

Quando ricorrono determinate condizioni, l’Utente può richiedere la limitazione del trattamento dei propri Dati. 

In tal caso il Titolare non tratterà i Dati per alcun altro scopo se non la loro conservazione.ottenere la cancellazione o rimozione dei propri Dati Personali. 

Quando ricorrono determinate condizioni, l’Utente può richiedere la cancellazione dei propri Dati da parte del Titolare.

Ricevere i propri Dati o farli trasferire ad altro titolare. 

L’Utente ha diritto di ricevere i propri Dati in formato strutturato, di uso comune e leggibile da dispositivo automatico e, ove tecnicamente fattibile, di ottenerne il trasferimento senza ostacoli ad un altro titolare. Questa disposizione è applicabile quando i Dati sono trattati con strumenti automatizzati ed il trattamento è basato sul consenso dell’Utente, su un contratto di cui l’Utente è parte o su misure contrattuali ad esso connesse.proporre reclamo. L’Utente può proporre un reclamo all’autorità di controllo della protezione dei dati personali competente o agire in sede giudiziale. 

Dettagli sul diritto di opposizione

Quando i Dati Personali sono trattati nell’interesse pubblico, nell’esercizio di pubblici poteri di cui è investito il Titolare oppure per perseguire un interesse legittimo del Titolare, gli Utenti hanno diritto ad opporsi al trattamento per motivi connessi alla loro situazione particolare.


Si fa presente agli Utenti che, ove i loro Dati fossero trattati con finalità di marketing diretto, possono opporsi al trattamento senza fornire alcuna motivazione. Per scoprire se il Titolare tratti dati con finalità di marketing diretto gli Utenti possono fare riferimento alle rispettive sezioni di questo documento.


Come esercitare i diritti

Per esercitare i diritti dell’Utente, gli Utenti possono indirizzare una richiesta agli estremi di contatto del Titolare indicati in questo documento. Le richieste sono depositate a titolo gratuito e evase dal Titolare nel più breve tempo possibile, in ogni caso entro un mese.


Ulteriori informazioni sul trattamento

Difesa in giudizio

I Dati Personali dell’Utente possono essere utilizzati da parte del Titolare in giudizio o nelle fasi preparatorie alla sua eventuale instaurazione per la difesa da abusi nell'utilizzo di questo Sito Web o dei Servizi connessi da parte dell’Utente. L’Utente dichiara di essere consapevole che il Titolare potrebbe essere obbligato a rivelare i Dati per ordine delle autorità pubbliche.


Informative specifiche

Su richiesta dell’Utente, in aggiunta alle informazioni contenute in questa privacy policy, questo Sito Web potrebbe fornire all'Utente delle informative aggiuntive e contestuali riguardanti Servizi specifici, o la raccolta ed il trattamento di Dati Personali.


Log di sistema e manutenzione

Per necessità legate al funzionamento ed alla manutenzione, questo Sito Web e gli eventuali servizi terzi da essa utilizzati potrebbero raccogliere log di sistema, ossia file che registrano le interazioni e che possono contenere anche Dati Personali, quali l’indirizzo IP Utente.


Informazioni non contenute in questa policy

Ulteriori informazioni in relazione al trattamento dei Dati Personali potranno essere richieste in qualsiasi momento al Titolare del Trattamento utilizzando gli estremi di contatto.


Risposta alle richieste “Do Not Track”

Questo Sito Web non supporta le richieste “Do Not Track”. Per scoprire se gli eventuali servizi di terze parti utilizzati le supportino, l'Utente è invitato a consultare le rispettive privacy policy.


Modifiche a questa privacy policy

Il Titolare del Trattamento si riserva il diritto di apportare modifiche alla presente privacy policy in qualunque momento notificandolo agli Utenti su questa pagina e, se possibile, su questo Sito Web nonché, qualora tecnicamente e legalmente fattibile, inviando una notifica agli Utenti attraverso uno degli estremi di contatto di cui è in possesso. Si prega dunque di consultare con frequenza questa pagina, facendo riferimento alla data di ultima modifica indicata in fondo.


Qualora le modifiche interessino trattamenti la cui base giuridica è il consenso, il Titolare provvederà a raccogliere nuovamente il consenso dell’Utente, se necessario.


Definizioni e riferimenti legali

Statistica

I servizi contenuti nella presente sezione permettono al Titolare del Trattamento di monitorare e analizzare i dati di traffico e servono a tener traccia del comportamento dell’Utente.


Google Analytics

Google Analytics è un servizio di analisi web fornito da Google LLC oppure da Google Ireland Limited, a seconda della posizione in cui questo Sito Web viene utilizzata, (“Google”). Google utilizza i Dati Personali raccolti allo scopo di tracciare ed esaminare l’utilizzo di questo Sito Web, compilare report e condividerli con gli altri servizi sviluppati da Google.Google potrebbe utilizzare i Dati Personali per contestualizzare e personalizzare gli annunci del proprio network pubblicitario.

Dati Personali trattati: Cookie; Dati di utilizzo.
Luogo del trattamento: Stati Uniti - Irlanda – Privacy Policy: https://policies.google.com/privacy?hl=it – Opt Out: https://adssettings.google.com/authenticated?hl=en oppure: https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout?hl=it. Soggetto aderente al Privacy Shield.


Visualizzazione di contenuti da piattaforme esterne

Questo tipo di servizi permette di visualizzare contenuti ospitati su piattaforme esterne direttamente dalle pagine di questo Sito Web e di interagire con essi. Questo tipo di servizio potrebbe comunque raccogliere dati sul traffico web relativo alle pagine dove il servizio è installato, anche quando gli utenti non lo utilizzano.


Google Fonts

Google Fonts è un servizio di visualizzazione di stili di carattere gestito da Google LLC oppure da Google Ireland Limited, a seconda della posizione in cui questo Sito Web viene utilizzata, che permette a questo Sito Web di integrare tali contenuti all’interno delle proprie pagine.

Dati Personali trattati: Dati di utilizzo; varie tipologie di Dati secondo quanto specificato dalla privacy policy del servizio.
Luogo del trattamento: Stati Uniti - Irlanda – Privacy Policy: https://policies.google.com/privacy?hl=it – Opt Out: https://adssettings.google.com/authenticated?hl=en oppure:  https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout?hl=it. Soggetto aderente al Privacy Shield.

Linkedin

Monitoraggio conversioni, retargeting e e analisi visite di LinkedIn Insight Tag (LinkedIn Corporation)

Linkedin Insight Tag è un codice JavaScript aggiunto al sito per consentire una reportistica approfondita delle campagne e per aiutarci a sbloccare informazioni preziose sui visitatori del sito. Viene inoltre utilizzato per tenere traccia delle conversioni e il retargeting  dei visitatori del sito Web e per sbloccare ulteriori informazioni sui membri che interagiscono con le nostre pubblicità su LinkedIn.

Linkedin Insight Tag consente la raccolta di metadati quali informazioni sull'indirizzo IP, timestamp ed eventi come le visualizzazioni di pagina. Tutti i dati sono crittografati. Il cookie del browser di LinkedIn viene memorizzato nel browser di un visitatore fino a quando non elimina il cookie o il cookie scade (c'è una scadenza di sei mesi a rotazione, dall'ultima volta che il browser del visitatore ha caricato il tag).

Luogo del trattamento: USA – policy: https://www.linkedin.com/legal/cookie-policy - opt-out: https://www.linkedin.com/psettings

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How Cooperations Work

The Cooperacy Platform is a platform that turns cooperation ideas into active cooperations.

Cooperation ideas represent proposals, something that can be realized.

A cooperation is a part of Cooperacy. Being part of Cooperacy means being part of a circular and redistributive economy: all cooperations support one another in the wider ecosystem called Cooperacy. In legal terms, a cooperation may be incorporated in the Cooperacy institution, or have its legally independent name but still be a Cooperacy controlled external institution with its proper legal form.

Cooperation ideas

Cooperation ideas can be funded and have a budget to be reached to be turned into cooperations. The budget comes from the collection fund of Cooperacy, made by the single euro contribution of its participants and any donation received.

"0 funding" ideas do not need Cooperacy’s collection fund. They may be self-sustained ideas, participants-sustained ideas, co-funded ideas or other variants, otherwise they are simply voting proposals, that is, governance ideas that may have as a result the modification of another cooperation.

Other variants are part of the first two types of ideas.

All cooperations belong to Cooperacy, a not-for-profit institution. Its processes are based on two simple principles, with a large-small, or parent-children structure.

The Governance

The first principle is coordinators have leadership, that is, take direct decisions over the cooperations’ they coordinate, but they must communicate their choices. When they do, the decision takes place.

The second is that participants have chorality.

Chorality means that if they want they can issue or modify decisions together with or independently from the coordinators, given that they have internal chorality as well. So chorality is a governance possibility represented by a social state, similar to a social equilibrium. Chorality does not mean full consensus (although it may happen), but it means that they have discussed, included and informed the minorities and integrated creatively the contrasts. For the meaning of proportional creative integration refer to our website, although substantially it means to compensate or to decisionally represent the minority or the opposition using when needed a bit of creativity and not simply just splitting the budget according to the votes.

Minorities and opposition

If at least two people are against a coordinators’ decision or a chorality-based one, they can ask for integration and the coordinators together with the other participants should create a possible compensation or creative integration of the participants’ opposing position, following the seven solutions.

Structure

“Large” or “Parent” cooperations include “small” or “child” cooperations. The largest parent of all cooperations is Cooperacy.

Voting allowance

Small cooperations may issue ideas proposals relative to the larger ones, and need the larger cooperation votes, like when a department proposes a change that affects the whole institution.

So the voting allowance of decisions regarding a inner cooperation is only its participants’. When a decision affects an outer cooperation instead, the voting should be extended.

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Besides this described decision making process, most of Cooperacy's Agreements explain your relationship with Cooperacy. This section is different — it explains the relationship between coordinators of ideas and voters, between them and future active cooperations, and who’s responsible for what. This is what you’re agreeing to when you coordinate or vote in Cooperacy.

Every idea has minimum two coordinators. They are the managers of the idea. If you want to propose the idea and not be its coordinator, just say that in the idea forum, new coordinators will arrive and you will choose. For the fact you will choose the coordinators, you will be the coordinators until you choose a new one or let people vote internally for new coordinators. Coordinators, if nothing changes the course of the process, will be coordinating the cooperation.

Cooperacy provides a redistributive funding, an employment distribution service and a governance platform. This is because we want a social ecosystem that redistributes wealth, governance and activities. In particular, we would like you to do the activity that mostly adheres to your personality and preferences. When a coordinator posts an idea in Cooperacy, they’re inviting other people to form a contract with them. Anyone who votes a cooperation is accepting the coordinators’ offer, and forming that contract. The contract approximately says: if you vote this idea or cooperation, and participate this cooperation, you want to realize and support the cooperation, and accept that human, economic and other resources will be used the way coordinators prospected, keeping intact their two governance principles, the chorality and the 3-day change.

Cooperacy is a part of this contract — the contract is a direct internal agreement between the coordinators, the voters, and Cooperacy. Here are the terms that govern that agreement:

when a cooperation idea receives its desired budget or hudget (required money or required human resources commitment or clients), the coordinators must complete the seven states of the cooperation. Once the coordinators have done so, they’ve satisfied their obligation to their ideas voters, and can turn the cooperation idea into an active one, kick-off it and celebrate.

Throughout the process, coordinators grant their voters-participants a high standard of effort, honest communication, and a dedication to bringing the cooperation to life. At the same time, voters must understand that when they vote a cooperation, they’re helping to create something new — not ordering something that already exists. There may be changes or delays, and there’s a chance something could happen that prevents the coordinators from being able to finish the cooperation as promised.

If the coordinators are unable to complete their cooperation steps, that is, the voters vote against during the cooperation milestones, the cooperation or idea does not die: coordinators may be changed amongst the participants of the cooperation or the participants of Cooperacy. Coordinators may also renounce to bring forward their cooperation, with a post explaining what work has been done, how funds were used, and what prevents them from finishing the cooperation as planned: they should demonstrate to have been working diligently and in good faith to bring the cooperation to the best possible conclusion in a timeframe that’s communicated to voters; they’ve used funds appropriately and made every reasonable effort to complete the cooperation as promised; they’ve been honest, and have made no material misrepresentations in their communication to voters; they leave any remaining funds to voters-participants of the cooperations who may decide to return the funds to the Cooperacy collection fund or continue the development of the cooperation.

The coordinators are therefore responsible for fulfilling the promises made in their cooperation. If they’re unable to satisfy the terms of these Agreements, for example if they spent the money for their own private advantage, they may be subject to legal action by voters or Cooperacy itself.

How Funding Works

This section goes over the details of voting ideas and cooperations — things like how money gets collected, whether ideas can be changed or canceled, and how coordinators can fulfil their commitment.

These are the terms that apply when you’re voting a cooperation:

You, as participant of Cooperacy, generate a collection fund with your personal subscription fee. You do not owe anything more to the coordinators. The funds requested -in case of a funded idea- is only transferred by the collection fund if the idea reaches its budget goal during the pre-allocation phase. Until the idea has reached its budget goal, no funds will be transferred, and nobody will be in charge of that sum. The money that has been collected thanks to the votes is preallocated, that is, is reserved for that idea, until the cooperation phase starts. The cooperation receives its funds in seven steps, called milestones, according to the voters-participants support.

More in detail, you are sending Cooperacy a monthly fee at your own risk, knowing how the platform works, having read this agreement and believing in the idea of a redistributed model that will enable people to fulfil their ideas in time and results according to how much the community likes and trusts their proposal. All of us, including you, will do our best to make our Site the best place for cooperation and mutual enjoyment, but we may fail and learn from our failures. In any case, the Cooperacy institution is not responsible, as THE WEBSITE-SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT, TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. SHOULD THE WEBSITE-PROGRAM PROVE DEFECTIVE, YOU ASSUME THE COST OF ALL NECESSARY SERVICING, REPAIR OR CORRECTION IN ORDER TO SATISFY YOUR PERSONAL PRIVATE DEMANDS OR DAMAGES. THE ENTIRE RISK AS TO THE QUALITY AND PERFORMANCE OF THE WEBSITE-SOFTWARE IS WITH YOU. IN NO EVENT UNLESS REQUIRED BY APPLICABLE LAW OR AGREED TO IN WRITING WILL ANY COPYRIGHT HOLDER, OR ANY OTHER PARTY WHO MODIFIES AND/OR CONVEYS THE WEBSITE-SOFTWARE AS PERMITTED ABOVE, BE LIABLE TO YOU FOR DAMAGES, INCLUDING ANY GENERAL, SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES ARISING OUT OF THE USE OR INABILITY TO USE THE WEBSITE-SOFTWARE (INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO LOSS OF DATA OR DATA BEING RENDERED INACCURATE OR MONETARY, ECONOMIC, FINANCIAL OR ANY OTHER KIND OF LOSSES SUSTAINED BY YOU OR THIRD PARTIES OR A FAILURE OF THE WEBSITE-SOFTWARE TO OPERATE WITH ANY OTHER PROGRAMS), EVEN IF SUCH HOLDER OR OTHER PARTY HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES.

The subscription fee you send Cooperacy generates a collection fund that will be distributed to the ideas proposals of the participants according to an algorithm presented here.

Cooperacy dosn’t offer refunds. Responsibility for completing a cooperation idea and turning it into an active cooperation lies mainly with the cooperation coordinators and their participants. Cooperacy can’t guarantee coordinators’, participants, cooperations responsibilities and work.

Cooperacy issue no fees but the monthly subscription. That is the only fee, unless you are a donator or a trustee.

Some co-donators or trustees can change the way they use their financial tools, like cancelling bank accounts, inhibiting their credit or debit cards and similar changes, including financial disputes. Cooperacy can’t guarantee that the amount of funding your cooperation would receive will be exactly equal to the full amount indicated in the calculations and does not offer legal or other support for disputes.

There could be delays, problems, limitations, changes of commitment by the committed people and any other problem when an idea turns into a cooperation. Cooperacy don’t take responsibility of all that, don’t oversee cooperations’ performances and don’t mediate disputes between users. Our learning pages show how participants may improve how to be coordinating their diversity and be more cooperative one another, you should follow those guidelines if you want your cooperation to succeed. You release Cooperacy from claims, damages, and demands of every kind — known or unknown, suspected or unsuspected, disclosed or undisclosed — arising out of or in any way related to such disputes and the Services. All content you access through the Services is at your own risk. You’re solely responsible for any resulting damage or loss to any party. You’re responsible for paying any additional fees or taxes associated with your use of Cooperacy. If you follow a link to another website, what happens there is between you and them — not us. Cooperacy may contain links to other websites. When you access third-party websites, you do so at your own risk. Cooperacy don’t control or endorse those sites. Cooperacy partners with other companies for payment processing. When you use the Site and the Services, you’re also agreeing to the payment processor’s terms of service. Cooperacy can use the content you’ve submitted. You grant to us, and others acting on Cooperacy's behalf, the worldwide, non-exclusive, perpetual, irrevocable, royalty-free, sublicensable, transferable right to use, exercise, commercialize, and exploit the copyright, publicity, trademark, and database rights with respect to your “content” used in the ideas, cooperations and any other page of the site because you are part of Cooperacy if you are a member and use its Site, Services and membership facilities. Cooperacy can make changes, like editing or translating it. You grant Cooperacy the right to edit, modify, reformat, excerpt, delete, or translate any of your Content.

Cooperacy reserves these rights:

Cooperacy can make changes to the Cooperacy Site and Services without notice or liability.

If you do something on Cooperacy that winds up getting Cooperacy sued, you have to help defend us.

If you do something that gets Cooperacy sued, or break any of the promises you make in this agreement, you agree to defend, indemnify, and hold Cooperacy harmless from all liabilities, claims, and expenses (including reasonable attorneys’ fees and other legal costs) that arise from or relate to your use or misuse of Cooperacy. Cooperacy reserve the right to assume the exclusive defense and control of any matter otherwise subject to this indemnification clause, in which case you agree that you’ll cooperate and help Cooperacy in asserting any defenses.