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  Echoing of JaneJacobs Patrick argues that no single way/controlled-vocabulary/taxonomy (BDUF) can fit all emergent situations, a la Shirky, "the Linnaean trap of assuming that a single system can support all knowledge needs", amazons many views of a book

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  Thomas Vander Wal

  I really enjoyed this piece as it ties many things together that are close to me and ties some extended ideas together well.

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  Brian Kuhn

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  • our knowledge  neighbourhoods, arranged for different uses. They also support a diverse  range of different knowledge activities, from storing and retrieving personal information  clouds, to collaboration and coordination activity, communications and  knowledge sharing, idea creation, serendipitous knowledge discovery and  innovation.

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  Brian Kuhn on 2006-10-12
  Article about knowledge societies, personal information clouds or in essence about collecting, storing, sharing, classifying what we know.

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