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Posted by Stephane Bruneau on June 17, 1999 at 13:33:58:

Hi,
I have been working for now 3 years in KM area, and I have deep down this feeling that to build trust within a community, individuals need to know that they can share knowledge freely without risking to be judged, challenged etc. This is particularly true in a corporate context, where people do not necessarily want to share "work in progress" with people who could e.g. misuse or misinterprate the data. Hence, the need for a certain degree of privacy. I belive that the more open the environment, the less people will be willing to share (in a corporate context). I'm looking for experiences or KM litterature dealing with this pecific aspect. Any good recommendation? Cheers!

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