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Taxonomy of social forms, part 1.
The difference between Communities, Groups, and Networks Daniel Ospina 6 min read · Feb 10, 2017 -- Listen Share Taxonomy of social forms, part 1. Our traditional communities are evaporating. The advance of communication and transportation technologies changes the meaning of local, automated services replace human interactions, and we have moved away from the idea of a lifelong marriage and colleagues. We can easily feel lost adrift in a world of incomprehensible scale and complexity, and as a result we have a higher need than ever to create “tribes” adapted to our new situation. At the same t
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