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Sunday, March 12, 2006

Wiki values & learning curves

Why am I finding it so difficult to get used to be a writer on a wiki, not merely a reader? There’s something about the whole process that still feels alien to me. Somehow the learning curve seems unnecessarily steep. Just a thought for now — more later.

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