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Posted by Denham on January 14, 1998 at 07:32:47:
In Reply to: Re: Knowledge Ecology (Ecology of Knowledge)?? a model posted by Susanne Williams on January 14, 1998 at 06:27:41:
Sue,
You mention the idea stream (flow) and talk of critical mass. Dorothy Leonard points to another ingredient for your pond, the need for 'creative abrasion' i.e. cognitive diversity and constant conversation. It is possible to maintain this through idea churn (flow) or through people churn but there must be some stasis (balance) between these to grow the connecting links. This equates to the trust in our communities. A high level of trust, the 'freedom' to explore and expose your identity to new ideas & alter your mental models is an essential ingredient. This requires time, commitment and constancy of participants. So its not just constancy of mass its lower churn and greater connectness that delivers the goods. Liked your analogy BTW.
- Re: Flow, diversity and connectedness Susanne Williams 08:42:52 1/14/98 (4)
- Life and water Tom Sudman 10:59:13 1/14/98 (3)
- Life and water & CoPs Susanne Williams 20:51:54 1/20/98 (2)
- Re: Life and water & CoPs Mezei 14:43:52 1/24/98 (0)
- Re: Life and water & CoPs Tom Sudman 15:46:13 1/22/98 (0)
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