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The document discusses the evolution of social architecture and its implications for software design, highlighting concepts like tagging, voting, customization, and ubiquitous computing. It emphasizes the need for social systems to be self-organizing and user-centric, allowing for efficient information management and community engagement. The paper advocates for leveraging emergent systems that operate without centralized control to enhance user experience and functionality in social networks.



























































