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Tragedy of the Commons: Twitter vs Online Forums

Tragedy of the Commons: Twitter vs Online Forums

By Hutch Carpenter on October 5, 2009

Riding on board a Virgin America flight, I have CNN on my seat media screen. I’m watching CNN much more than I’m usually able to. I notice those tweets flashing along the bottom of the screen. Some are good. Many aren’t. They are examples of the tendency for online discussions to devolve into name calling, […]

Posted in General | Tagged forums, message boards, tragedy of the commons, twitter, virgin america

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