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Truly fantastic post by Cheryl McKinnon (of Open Text). Is ignorance bliss? What happens if you or your company pop your head up out of the firewall and acknowledge the activity around you? Enabling people to find content, people, products, services, etc. is all well and good, but how about making sure it's possible to short-circuit "the system" and let people break out of the cube and into a conversation?

Intro to the post:
"I'll confess. The content I read in the social media twitoblogomavensphere strikes me as both amusing and wretched. Do we "really" think we've uncovered something new? Or are we today just in the early stages of bringing an element of balance back into our professional sphere?

That people matter is kind of old news. Aristotle in "Politics" clued in that because humans had the gift of language, they were naturally suited to living in a community. And from that household grew the polis, the city, the state."

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