Giving Credits & Accreditation

Give Credit where credit is due. Universities often have to go through all kinds of rigmaroles to get - what is known as - "accreditation". It means that someone else says that you are gooood. It is the way a parent paternalises or kids a child. The Holoversity prefers an adult way of treating one another. Accreditation is based on others seeing that what you do transcends your selfish needs. The degree of unselfishnes of what you do relates to the extent that others can benefit from it. Your generosity - doing what you do best also for the betterment of others - when perceived by others will incur their appreciation. Likewise, when you see the added value of what others do: give them thanks and credit.

Your giving others credit, is the basis of Holoversity accreditation.

The work (in progress) that you find on this weblog is a gift of one person to all others. Often, those who do the work do not obtain direct benefit from what they do. Often, they have an insight, which they wish to test, 'just to see it can be done'. The work that you see here is a forge of human creation.

• PLEASE COMMENT ON THE WORK THAT YOU SEE.
• PLEASE GIVE CREDIT WHERE CREDIT IS DUE.
• PLEASE ALSO HELP RESOLVE MISTAKES AND ERRORS. (And do this in a manner as you would prefer that this would be done to you!)
• MOST OF ALL, EVALUATE THE WORK THAT YOU SEE DONE HERE, AND SEE THE VALUE THAT IT MIGHT HAVE ELSEWHERE.

make the connection

your involvement may be the vital link that empowers what you see here for the betterment of all that is.

Often, the people who do the job that you see here, do not know where it can best be applied.

Your help will help them to put their work to best use; and thereby advance (human) life.

Please contribute to this work, by adding your talents to help bring out those of others. If you see mistakes in any of the contributions, please point them out. Appreciate that the Holoversity has no interest in differences of Opinion. From the start we can agree that we will disagree always: we all, each, experience the universe from our own unique perspective. No one can stand where you stand; nor can you stand in the place of another. We are always in our own place, thus have our own perspective. Sometimes your clarifying yopur view and perspective may involve more creative work than foreseen. If you find that your new insights are worthwhile, you might consider to enter into the PhD factory and upload them.