Cutting The Trees Of Knowledge
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This document discusses how social software and information architecture are changing how knowledge is organized and shared. It explores the shift from printed materials to digital networks and interactive communication online. Issues around open access to information and the nature of social or networked knowledge are also examined. The role of social networks in connecting people to establish truth and the potential of new data arrangements to change what is known are considered.
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