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Ripple is an open source protocol for a decentralized payment network. It is still largly in development. It uses the existing basis in real world social networks to create money out of social capital.

Looked like a good idea last time I looked at it.

One of it's strong sides is that the general bookkeeping is handled automatically by the computer that hosts the system, so the burnout factor for staff should be much lower than a usual LETS implementation.

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Comment by Turil Cronburg on April 1, 2010 at 1:02pm
What form would you most love to see this take on? Can you give us a specific scenario where this might be used in a way that you would want to participate in?
Comment by Rob Oliver on April 1, 2010 at 1:18pm
This idea has enormous potential. Rather than rely on an institution to tell you how much they are prepared to lend based upon a limited subset of your assets, you have the potential for someone close to you recognise (trust) that a larger set of your capabilities gives them confidence in your future ability to meet an obligation if they grant you something now. The beauty is that the way it could be used is right down at the individuals who make this exchange, not in some distant regulated inflexible headquarters.
Comment by Mladen Janković on April 1, 2010 at 2:19pm
I would like to see this system replace manually run LETS in small communities, and enable interopreability between those communities.
Comment by Danijela Scepanovic on April 19, 2010 at 3:24pm
I like the idea of LETS. I looked for more info on ripple and at the first I found another ripple that is also doing charity. http://www.ripple.org/
Comment by Sarah Shaw Tatoun on April 23, 2010 at 4:59pm
This is really a fascinating project. I love the idea of extending the open source model to our monetary system. It would be truly revolutionary if it catches on.

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