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Coordinating mechanisms create context-sme

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Kutimans "ThruYou", who is you? The audience, the host? -brs

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Many questions should be asked about self-governance, coordination mechanisms, property, knowledge transfer, identity, scale, network topology, accessibility, and equality. -sme

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non human identities result in confusion for humans when dealing with networking- brs

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-"collabortion" is widley described as a methodology of production behind information -gmt

-Some collabritive ideas are simply generated through poeples common uses of tools. -gmt

-Collaboration and be both positive and nevative and mostly the latter illistrates the

harvesting capacity of technological framework where the information is both the input

and the output of production. -gmt

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Criteria for Collaboration-sme

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"group identity" is the complexity of different individuals networked together within the group. -sme

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Collaborationism- brs

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Mechanisms of coordination can both be technical and social. Wikipedia uses technical coordination which separates each contribution, marks it chronology, and attributes it to specific username or IP address. If two users are working on editing the same writings with contradicting edits, the MediaWiki, the technical mechanism, will inform both writers and tell them to resolve the conflicts. -sme

Wikipedia shows a structures outline that shows clear leadership by the first edit of an article -gmt

Stephen Colbert proposed the term wikiality as a way to alter the perception of reality. This shows that people like to ignore reality even though they claim to have a liberal bias. -gmt

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~multiple layers of collaboration

~ sometimes collaboration is involved with an enemy and can be dangerous

~intensity of the collaborations depends on the information shared, qualitative or quantitive

~nonhumans collaborate too (bacteria, dogs, public transportation) -brs

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Contributions such as edits to a page or "commits" to a version-control system cannot exist outside the context which they are made, they need a coordinating mechanism that is apart of the initial production process. -sme

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~sharing and collaboration are different things

~social media platforms can be collaborative and sharing

~the authors name determines which one it is

~anything single shared is considered aggregation-brs

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the content of sharing is the social object and the author is directly attributed with it-sme

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sharing includes blogging, microblogging, video/photo sharing-sme

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Sharing is the first step- brs