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I'm a collaboration enthusiast so of course I love wiki.  In fact, wiki is what turned me into a collaboration enthusiast.

The following links serve as a kind of portal for me to my name pages on the wikis that I frequent:
	'''IBESI''':	 http://bcss.ibesi.org/
	'''CommunityWiki''':	 http://www.communitywiki.org/cw/BrandonCsSanders
	'''MeatBall''':	  http://www.usemod.com/cgi-bin/mb.pl?BrandonCsSanders
	'''RecentChangesCamp''':	 http://recentchangescamp.org/BrandonCsSanders
	'''IcannWiki''':	 http://ICANNwiki.org/index.php?BrandonCsSanders


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ConsensusPolling uses wiki to help a group move from "we have a mess" to "we have a solution and we feel good about it".  Check it out at: http://icannwiki.org/index.php/Consensus_Polling

I'm currently very excited about RubyLanguage.  My favorite resource on the topic is of course a wiki: http://www.rubygarden.org/ruby

I'm also part of the editorial team on a blog (ohh the irony) about all things wiki: http://recentchanges.info

Check out RecentChangesCamp!  It's going to be a party :)

I've lurked on WikiWikiWeb for a while now. I got my feet wet editing the wiki by researching and editing the CeeLanguage TestingFramework entries. Right now, I've created a WalledGarden about elements of RelationalDatabase''''''s. I'm planning on tying the elements in to the rest of the topic soon ... after I've had a chance to make sure they aren't completely bogus.

Watching:

* RdbDomain
* RdbTuple
* RdbHeading
* RdbRelation
* RdbRelVar

My portal page is at http://brandon-cs-sanders.com.

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I don't have an opinion on KenWilber's theory and I'm not too interested in forming one, except maybe through dialogue. At first glance, it's exceedingly dubious that he could have formed a viable theory. ChristopherAlexander, for example, has worked for many years on creating a theory of beauty, and failed. JohnRawls worked for a long time to make a theory of morality and he only half-succeeded. He's made notable errors, his book is hardly clear as an exposition of his theory, and he never put it on a solid mathematical basis. So it's difficult to judge it. Finally, the subject of the proper relationship of perception qua perception to physical reality is still wide open. I really doubt that one guy has solved all these problems, let alone unified them. -- RK

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Hi Brandon do you have information on whether there are insights shared at WikiSym05 on "Social Mechanisms" for wiki? I am interested in Jimbos viewpoint, I got LarrySangers already (link in LarrySangerAndLessonsInCollaboration which I started). Costin did point out rightly about what Larry felt was a "root cause" for problems. There are a few pages here (or start your own) where CommunityBuilding insights are much needed. -- DavidLiu Oct05 

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We've standardized on the name RecentChangesCamp for the February wiki conference to occur in Portland Oregon.  We're now choosing the date and a theme.  If you care, please register your thoughts at http://RecentChangesCamp.org

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