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What is the Murmurations Protocol?

The Murmurations Protocol, which we also just call Murmurations, is a standardised, open source set of rules designed to enable decentrlaised collaboration at scale. Murmurations uses existing standards including JSON-Schema, Schema.org, RSS and JSON-LD to help people, projects and organisations discover each other and share data across platforms and between networks. The ultimate aim of Murmurations is to accelerate the global transition to the regenerative economy.

Can you explain the terms you use?

See the wiki where we define the common terms we use when working with Murmurations.

How do I create a Murmurations profile?

Visit the Murmurations Profile Generator and follow the steps.

How can I use Murmurations to create a map or directory or other type of aggregator?

Follow the How to map your sector or network instructions.

Are there any restrictions on what I can do with Murmurations?

Yes, to use Murmurations you must agree to the principles.

My questions isn’t answered here – what can I do?

Check the wiki and the GitHub pages for technical details about developing on Murmurations, search and ask in the Forum, and if you still have questions send us a message and we will reply and add the answer here.