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• what phase is the project in? design concept | prototype | DIY | available for purchase as a kit | available for purchase commercially
• how easy is it to use? beginner | intermediate | advanced | hotshot
• how easy is it to make? beginner | intermediate | advanced | hotshot
• cost upfront? US$5 | US$20 | $US50 | $US100 | more
• cost ongoing per use? US$5 | US$20 | $US50 | $US100 | more
• licensing? public domain | open source share alike | permissive open source | patented | trade secret

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What environmental problems might this apply to

What limitations does the method have?

What is the design philosophy? (see Riffle's design philosophy)

Where is the project's home page (external to publiclab.org, like other website or github)

Where do conversations happen? (external forums, which PL mailing lists, etc)

How does the data compare to other commercial methods or governmentally recognized methods?

• What types of data does the method produce (visual, numeric, graphs, charts)
• How to access the data, where is it kept, maintained, accessed, who can get it

how to get one, i.e., is it available in our store or in another place? Is it not out yet etc.

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