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Bill AndersonIs there a "Dunbar" number for collaboration? That is, in how many separate initiatives can one person be an effective participant? An important question for distributed, multi-player work practice.
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Will Richardson# At an individual level people suffer from cognitive overload. As people get busy and collaborate across a multitude of projects, the brain gets distracted, and the quality of the output suffers. In short, one person can only do so much.
# At a project level where you run into a situation of ‘too many cooks spoiling the broth.’ In short, only so many people can do one thing.
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