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pdai on Peer-producing knowledge: a game-changer for development cooperation? – Question 5 of 10 on ‚learning by sharing’31/10/2021
Building that collaboration may be difficult for some people. so the project that will be built will be constrained at…
Balthas on About24/09/2019
Dear Wahdan, here ist the source of the Quote from the letter of Jefferson: http://press-pubs.uchicago.edu/founders/documents/a1_8_8s12.html
Balthas on Emerging Schools of Thought on Commons-Based Peer Production – New Article Out24/09/2019
Dear Winda, of course you can thare the guides - all is under open licenses. See below. Just Name the…
Wahdan Arum Inawati on About12/08/2019
how quotation of the parts of the letter of Jefferson on knowledge and property?
WINDA EKA SAMODRA on Emerging Schools of Thought on Commons-Based Peer Production – New Article Out04/08/2019
Thank you for this nice guide.This really helped me, keep posting! can i share it?

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