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Margaret Rhee-img-12/13/2011 - 12:48pm
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“I fell in love with the gears.” Falling in Love with HASTAC: Reflections on HASTAC V
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By Rhee on Dec 13th, 2011
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apologies for the various edits of the web links, and some of the prose in this post that prompted a few versions, i hope there were...
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Your Brain on Computers: Some Notes on Twitter as an Open Research Community
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By Priego on Nov 29th, 2010
  1. Internet & Web 2.0
  2. Social Networks & Social Media
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  4. Community & Policy
  1. communities
  2. online communities
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  4. research
  5. Research Spaces
  6. twitter
  7. web 2.0

When discussing online social networking in some academic settings, it is easy to find negative opinions.
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