Social Computing Symposium 2005: Reflections

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Nancy White — Tue, 03 May 2005 20:00:09 GMT

Great overview, Korby, and a reminder that I have not done the same. I too, had lots of ideas running around in my head. Genevieve's presentation -- more more more wanted; Amy's take on defining online community (I want to practice applying it); the teens (and my wondering about how representative they are... I have two teens of my own and see a range!); Ward and Kevin who really brought their humanity with their technical intelligence -- greatly appreciated; the great break and meal conversations (including with you!) and the people. THE PEOPLE!

I'd be interested in the back channel conversation. I have such conflicting feelings -- very positive and quite repulsed all at once. Which is my internal signal that there si something important to pay attention to.

Thanks

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Korby Parnell's WebLog — Mon, 09 May 2005 19:39:54 GMT

At the Social Computing Symposium last week, I stumbled into a discussion that I had not given much thought...

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