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April 23, 2004

Many-to-Many Space

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Posted by Ross Mayfield

To help celebrate our blogiversary, we set up a Many-to-Many Space, a wiki to complement this blog. Check out and contribute to the Social Software Timeline and Social Software Reader. Feel free to contribute Story Ideas and whatever else to the space. Here's the feed for Recent Changes:

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