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      <title>Book Review: The Art of Community - Building the New Age of Participation</title>
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      <description>The PreambleI have been building online &amp;lsquo;communities of practice&amp;rsquo; for about 10 years now. Some have thrived and others not. It started about 10 years ago with the formation of a small association with a shared interest in classic marine heritage. The community operated entirely online, mainly through a forum and we found that, with very little conscious effort, the community quickly grew and thrived. It was quickly taken up as an example of good practice and evidence for what could be achieved within a small community with similar interests and aspirations.</description>
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