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The Case Against Knowledge Management
	In The Case Against Knowledge Management, Thomas Stewart opens by describing the traditional circulation of correspondence as a powerful knowledge management technique. I'm thrilled to see this. I've been preaching for several years now that knowledge management is best driven by self knowledge by organizations, not by a fascination with technology solutions. Posted: 1/10/02; 7:59:11 AM #

The Web Runs on Love, Not Greed
	Kevin Kelly, an editor of Wired and former editor of the Whole Earth Review, neatly summarizes why I remain passionate about the Internet and nonprofits in The Web Runs on Love, Not Greed. Posted: 1/10/02; 7:42:10 AM #

Every Staff Member Should Join a Mailing List
	Jayne Cravens is someone I wish I worked with more closely. Since she works in Europe, instead I will point you to her piece on why every staff member of a nonprofit should be part of an email discussion group. She's sharp. Posted: 1/10/02; 7:41:26 AM #

Ending Online Communities
	This important piece has been making the rounds and speaks to a frustration I have with communities that hold on to life too long. In How to kill your community, Derek M. Powazek looks at how all good things come to an end, and can do so gracefully. Posted: 1/10/02; 7:41:07 AM #

Long Distance Leadership
	Christine Duckworth takes a quick look at the role of managers in a distributed work environment in Long Distance Leadership. Posted: 1/10/02; 7:40:46 AM #