http://www.corante.com/many/archives/2004/01/28/james_mcgee_on_thinking_in_public_vs_thinking_collaboratively.php Interesting James McGee post, from April of last year, on the relationship between thinking out loud and thinking together:My problem is this. Most of the technology tools for supporting thinking together (e.g. discussion forums, threaded discussion, wikis) depend on skills... en-us http://www.dunlaps.net/blog/darius/archives/000035.html Recent experience with our wiki for Joell's non-profit project has shown me both the value and limitations of collaborative systems. Clay Shirky's Many-to-Many article on "thinking in public vs. thinking collaboratively", takes us to James McGee's thou... http://www.dunlaps.net/blog/darius/archives/000035.html Recent experience with our wiki for Joell's non-profit project has shown me both the value and limitations of collaborative systems. Clay Shirky's Many-to-Manyarticle on "thinking in public &/vs thinking collaboratively", takes us to James McGee's thou... http://www.drsnet.org/preoccupations/2004/01/social_overload.html Judith Meskill, 'by my count, there are more than 100 social networking services that I have been observing — cruising past my virtual radar gun — in the past few months. I have been tracking this burgeoning growth of services http://www.drsnet.org/preoccupations/2004/01/social_overload.html Judith Meskill, 'by my count, there are more than 100 social networking services that I have been observing — cruising past my virtual radar gun — in the past few months. I have been tracking this burgeoning growth of services