those are all pretty much it, except for legal limits that prevent a couple of those things from being totally completely open. But we tried to make the purpose as broad as possible but under Canadian and B.C. law it does have to be defined for co-ops.

I would prefer holoptic, everyone can see everything (that's why we're also including a client/consumer membership class). But it is up to the membership and they might decide against this because we currently have a socio-economic structure that dictates that everyone isn't a part of our multi-stakeholder co-op through the other co-ops in the economy they're a part of, they aren't vested. If you study parecon you will find that the necessary iterations of open planning require transparency and this is what we're currently working to enshrine in our co-op, but it's just one entity and not a part of a whole economic system that reflects it.

The co-op is structured so that it can have different departments and divisions, so check on freedom to start related businesses.

And we our mandated to help start up parecon enterprise system, so check to the whole community benefitting.