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• 13 Feb 07
  

  Greg Lloyd

  Notes on Clay Shirky's 8 Mar 2006 ETech talk (keynote?)

  Social Software

• 24 Aug 06
  

  Sarah

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• 02 Aug 06
  

  Jamie Dinkelacker

  community designpatterns

• 31 Jul 06
  

  Kevin Wen

  conference presentation socialnetwork web2.0

• 16 Apr 06
  

  Nancy White

  usthem blogconversations

• 21 Mar 06
  

  Thomas Vander Wal

  Clay Shirky spoke on pattern language at ETech 2006 and based his talk on his students tracking interfaces and interaction design patterns on current web offerings. This O'Reilly Radar article is a good overview of the presentation, but also go check out

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• 11 Mar 06
  

  Julius Endert

  collaboration SocialSoftware web2.0 top

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  Constantin Basturea

  revisit socialsoftware clayshirky

• 10 Mar 06
  

  Ambi Rex
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  Kevin Lim

  Once you give a social tool to people, you get all the social problems. Clay tries a few way to address such issues. Wish I could hear his ETech talk which I heard was best of show.

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  Joe Murphy

  I know the title sounds dry, but this guy discusses the issues that online newspapers will start really getting into, like, one or two years from now. It's an intelligent speech about how online communities function, and how the structure that support tho

  Online - Good Reads

  • Social software is the experimental wing of political philsophy, a discipline that doesn't realize it has an experimental wing. We are literally encoding the principles of freedom of speech and freedom of expression in our tools. We need to have conversations about the explicit goals of what it is that we're supporting and what we are trying to do, because that conversation matters. Because we have short-term goals and the cliff-face of annoyance comes in quickly when we let users talk to each other. But we also need to get it right in the long term because society needs us to get it right. I think having the language to talk about this is the right place to start.
• 09 Mar 06
  

  znarfor

  imported clay_shirky

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  Jamie Dinkelacker on 2006-08-02
  conference attendee notes

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