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Title: Platonic Wikis and Subversive Social Interfaces Jonah Bossewitch Vienna Plone Conference September 20, 2005


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Platonic Wikis andSubversive Social
InterfacesJonah BossewitchVienna Plone
ConferenceSeptember 20, 2005
  • This talk will consider Plone as a
    preeminent platform for deploying Social Software
    in a variety of configurations. We will also
    explore the affordances that a Plone environment
    fosters, and the expanding role of Software
    Architecture as a leading art. Finally, we will
    examine the ecology of the Plone project itself
    in light of this analysis.

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Innocent Questions
  • Explain the differences between a blog, a wiki,
    and a forum?
  • When should a community use which and why?
  • Is plone a wiki?
  • Is a wiki a CMS?
  • WWJD?

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Social Software
  • "A new generation of socio-technical systems
    that facilitate human expression, communication,
    and collaboration. (Ulises Ali Mejias)
  • Social Interfaces - mediating human-human
    interaction (Joel Spolsky)
  • ergonomicsuiuisocial interfaces
  • Examples

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Modalities of Social Software
  • Wikis and Blogs and Forums and Tagging
    (distributed classification)
  • Proliferation and diffuse nature of these concepts

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The Platonic Forms
  • Wiki's workflow, Blog's workflow, etc
  • It is all just rules and policy applied to
    content
  • What's interesting are the variations and riffs
    around these familiar forms

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Tagging and Folksonomies
  • Tagging as a social activity
  • source http//dlib.org/dlib/april05/hammond/04ham
    mond.html

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The Perfect CMS
  • The workflow is arbitrarily configurable
  • If it is truly arbitrary, might as well make it
    deliberate
  • Impact Space

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Situated Within This Space
  • Environments which foster one end or another
  • One blog per person vs. shared blogging
  • A Plone w/ open workflow as a wiki, Plone's
    news, etc

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Environmental Affordances

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Perceived Plone Landscape

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Actual Landscape

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Plone Process

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Plone Community

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Plone Ecology

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Sustainable Plone Evolution

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Case Studies
  • Educational Multimedia Case Constructor
    (http//emcc.ccnmtl.columbia.edu)
  • Post-Graduate Life-Long-Learning Plan
    (http//pgd.ccnmtl.columbia.edu)
  • PloneStickies (http//plone.org/products/stickies)

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Appendix

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Software Architecture
  • Affordances
  • Leading art
  • Behavior/Worldview

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Completing the Circle
  • F/OSS as inflection point
  • Values of developers embodied in features of
    system
  • e.g. cc licenses

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Wiki Prayer
  • Please, Grant me the serenity to accept the
    pages I cannot edit,
  • The courage to edit the pages I can,
  • And the wisdom to know the difference
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