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12/03/2008

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Ewan McIntosh

A bit of an a-ha moment here, in that both answers are right in different circumstances. The Linux example is, I guess, what the eduBuzz community resembles in a much smaller sense. It had a definite small group kicking things off, but the community quickly became an entity bigger than any one person (makes me think of Glasgow Rangers' ethic: that no one player is bigger than the team).

Thanks for adding to the thought process on this. I'm still struggling to bring examples out from an edubloggy perspective without it seeming irrelevant to an education / learning community.

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