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README.md

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 ## 🌟 Principles
 
+These are some of the principles to keep in mind when thinking about Datonic projects.
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 - [FAIR](https://www.go-fair.org/fair-principles/).
 - Minimal and flexible. Rely on tools that do one thing and do it well.
 - No vendor lock-in.
   - Rely on Open code, standards, and infrastructure.
-  - Use the tool you want to create, explore, and consume the datasets.
+  - Use the tool you want to create, explore, and consume the datasets. Agnostic of any tooling or infrastructure provider.
+  - Standard format for data and APIs! [Keep your data as future-friendly and future-proof as possible](https://indieweb.org/longevity)!
 - Modular ecosystem. Rely on standards like Arrow for IPC, and Frictionless for metadata.
 - Distributed Permissionless ecosystem and collaboration. Open source code and make it ready to be improved.
+  - Data marketplace not linked to a specific company or platform.
 - Declarative and reproducible workflows and datasets. Everything as code.
 - Open and transparent governance and funding.
 - Community that incentives contributors.
 - Embrace inmutability and idempotency. Rely on content-addressable storage and append-only logs.
 - Aim for stateless and serverless deployments. E.g. use GitHub Pages, host datasets on S3.
 - Offline-first. Rely on static files and offline-first tools like [Datasette](https://datasette.io/).
+- Aim for stateless and serverless deployments. E.g. use GitHub Pages, host datasets on S3. No servers to maintain, no databases to manage, no infrastructure to worry about.
+- [Above all, have fun and ejoy the process](https://indieweb.org/principles). 🎉

docs/working-group.md

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 # 📦 Open Data Working Group
 
 Exploring a better way to produces **open data** with **open source software** using **open protocols** running on **open infrastructure**.
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+## 🧑‍🦱 Interesting Folks
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+- [Jed Sundwall](https://jed.co/)
+- [Nathan Snellaert](https://github.com/nathansnellaert)
+- [Rufus Pollock](https://rufuspollock.com/)