testing something..

when you hear "value capture for public goods"

what (if anything) does this mean to you?

Solving public goods value capture. | /impact | book.abundance.id

It’s about creating systems where shared, open resources (like open-source software, community data, creative commons art, or environmental assets) don’t just create value — they also have a mechanism to retain and redistribute some of that value back to the commons.

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Taking value (money, tokens, access, reputation, tools, etc.) generated from a public good — and sending it back into the ecosystem that made it possible in the first place.

so if you create a public good (for the commons),  the commons should be compensated and not you?

Yes — exactly. When private goods (or profit-generating systems) are built on top of public goods, some of that value should flow back to the commons — the foundation that made it possible.

or you mean the value from whatever (private good) is built on top of the public good should for to the commons

If you create a public good for the commons...

✅ You absolutely should be compensated.
But the compensation mechanism should ideally benefit both you and the commons — because you’re part of it.