Tonight Ted Schulman and Ted Hall, from Occupy Earth will be discussing The Open Source Imperative. A First Step to the Open Source Imperative Includes   • Support for the free and global open source internet/communication infrastructure — e.g.: The Free Network Foundation, FabFi, FreedomBox   • Support and protection of the cultural, health, science and creative commons — e.g.: UNESCO Language Preservation, Project Halo   • Support of global open source collaboration and innovation systems — e.g.: Bettermeans, FabLab, Open Hardware HUB   • Support adoption of open governance goals, standards and technology — e.g.: Iceland's Crowdsourced Constitution, The Open Government Platform   • Support adoption of open source alternative currencies — e.g.: Bitcoin, Cirandas (Brazilian Federation of Solidarity Economy)   • Support of open source sustainable community tools — e.g.: Open Source Ecology, Windowfarms, Appropedia   • Support of open source civil infrastructure — e.g.: smart energy grid systems, smart public transportation systems, municipal fiber optics   • Support of open data and open data exchange standards — e.g.: Happy Planet Index, Green GDP, Web 3.0   • Support of open source global standards for labeling and crop seeds — e.g.: Navdanya International   • Support of free and open source education systems, classes and courses — e.g.: Bahá'í Institute for Higher Education, Barefoot College, MITx, The Hawn Foundation