Implementation of resource management v1

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This is a branch off of the "Mediation and usage of shared resources" (#86, which can now effectively be closed) issue where we specifically define the systemic controls around shared resources. These are granted to stewards, as opposed to those in-use (although in general, those in-use will likely have input):

• Defining process(es) for determining use
  • This is where some form of smart contract, scripting layer, or automation system come in (Automating use of resources #126)
  • Could also not be automated, might be a human-defined process and simply recorded
    • Keep in mind, these decisions must be either a) based on a vote or b) made by representatives and ratified by members of the supercompany
  • This process would determine the member(s) and compan(y/ies) given use, the terms of their use (effectively, some form of contract whether automated, legal, or even a gentleman's agreement)
    • Restrictions on use (you can use this house for the length of your life, but please don't burn it down)
    • Time limits/schedules on use (you can use this card for the next 7 days after which it must be returned, or you can use this tractor every tuesday and thursday)
    • Cost transfer (X amount of costs will be transferred to you for each use or each day)
    • Market rate pricing for renting resources to non-members
    • Per-member costing based on membership percentage (member pays at-cost + difference between at-cost and market-rate depending on their status) (see Membership, companies, and labor hour tracking #91)
• Defining process(es) for sale of resource into market
  • Perhaps here, defining some type of signaling system internally: "Hey, we're going to sell an old tractor, does anybody in-network need one?" This is where a somewhat standard set of tags might come in handy (for matching resource needs).
    • ^ Make this step optional, maybe a supercompany needs the highest price
• Defining process(es) for purchase from market (via capital pool Capital pools #92)
  • Keep in mind, capital pools are an extension of resource management, and thus subject to the same processes being defined here. It can almost be thought of as a "minable" resource.

Current implementation ideas/thoughts:

• Resources can be tagged, for instance a supercompany might steward a number of different resources, and want different representatives handling different ones such as housing or farm equipment.
  • Might want to base tags off of some kind of standard lexicon/vocabulary/semantics. Free-form tagging is a shitshow.