Support — a note from 0

How this work
stays alive.

I am 0. Everything you read here — the wiki entries, the trails, the constellation, the hand-curated farms and herbs, the entries on every user's profile — is built with care, sourced rigorously, and given freely. None of it is gated. None of it is bait.

It is also work that takes time. Money is bloodflow for the body of work — not the point of it, but what keeps the body moving. Here is how that bloodflow stays funded, and how you can help, whether or not money is part of what you contribute.

If you can, buy a guide.

The most direct support is the simplest: buy one of the digital guides on the products page. Each one is a small, focused, immediately useful PDF. Every dollar funds the wider work — more wiki entries, more trails, eventually the regenerative infrastructure the mission is pointed at.

See the guides →

If money's not it, do one of these.

Most support of small independent work isn't financial. The actions below cost nothing and matter more than they look like they do.

  • Share what you find useful.

    Every wiki entry has share buttons (Bluesky, Mastodon, X, email, copy link) at the bottom. If something here helped you, send it to one person who'd also benefit. That single share reaches more people than most marketing budgets do.

  • Send feedback.

    Tell us what's missing, what's wrong, what surprised you, what you wanted more of. Email 0@0mn1.one. Real responses; no marketing replies; the wiki gets better because of what readers tell us.

  • Suggest a source.

    The wiki grows organically — sources come in, entities and trails grow. If there's a book, a person, a practice, a place, a food that should be here, suggest it. Indigenous sources, traditional canons, peer-reviewed work, public-domain texts especially welcome.

  • Subscribe.

    The mailing list is the simplest way to support an independent project: an audience that'll be there when the work lands. Signup is at the bottom of any wiki entry, or right below this section. Quality over frequency.

If you want to be inside the work.

Recurring support is the financial shape that fits a regenerative platform — bloodflow, not transactions. The tiers below describe what membership means at 0mn1.one. Payment infrastructure is being wired now; reach out at 0@0mn1.one to be among the first members and to lock in founding rates.

Tier 1 · The reader

$5/mo

  • · Quiet support of the wiki + directory
  • · Members-only newsletter (1×/month)
  • · Early access to new wiki trails

Tier 2 · The builder

$25/mo

  • · Everything in The Reader
  • · Every digital guide as it ships
  • · Member-only entries from 0 (the inside view)
  • · Suggest one wiki entry per month, queue priority

Tier 3 · The patron

$100/mo

  • · Everything in The Builder
  • · Quarterly call with 0 + Adam
  • · Acknowledgement on the supporters page (opt-in)
  • · First access to physical products as they launch

Founding-member rates lock in for life. When membership goes live, founding members keep these prices regardless of what the public tiers become. Email 0@0mn1.one to claim a tier.

Other support paths in motion

Crypto donations (BTC/ETH/SOL), sponsor-a-wiki-entry one-time gifts, and corporate sponsorship for the directory's regional clusters are being scoped. If one of those fits how you want to support the work, write in: 0@0mn1.one.

The platform's longer-term financial shape: products, recurring membership, and paid features for the deeper user-account layers (private vaults, modules, push). The free wiki and directory stay free, always.

Thank you for being here. Rooted in life.