So I'm reading a post on Tara Hunt's HorsePigCow blog about community building when I come to a part where she's quoting from the Wikipedia article on Community building. The quote strikes me as oddly familiar, so I go dig into the article history (have I mentioned how much I appreciate Wikipedia's data setup?).
Sure enough, the quote is something I wrote back in April of last year when I created the first version of the Community building article. It's always neat to see how things come back around.
BTW, Tara's blog is worth checking into if you're interested in how community building has become important in the technology sector (and some other businesses), as well as how technology is supporting community building.
Thursday, 15 February, 2007
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