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12 good tips for an “open project” or wiki

Link July 14, 2012July 15, 2012 Emma Tomkinson Open project/source/data/government

How an “Open Project” Approach Can Change the World

Twelve really great tips on running open projects – that with ill-defined outcomes, lots of uncertainty, collaboration. A must read for anyone establishing a wiki or crowdsourcing information!

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