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	<title>Comments on: The metadesign of Geograph</title>
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		<title>By: Mike Leggett</title>
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		<dc:creator>Mike Leggett</dc:creator>
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		<description>I&#039;m glad you respond positively oh omniscient one - indeed if I&#039;d followed the links properly, I would have been able to find the source of your tag.... apologies!
Yes, the comments are very much musings at this stage, rather than analysis - but a &#039;specialist&#039; in the notion of metadesign has proposed the two of us write a paper about Geograph, so we&#039;ll keep you posted on that - hopefully that will turn the musings into something a little more rational.
I&#039;ve got a heavy work schedule on for the rest of this year but intend to take a more active part in the forums after that.... but from this distance it&#039;s more difficult to contribute anything else but &#039;pictures from the (my) past&#039; - which I will continue to do.
Oh, and thanks a lot Paul. Geograph is one of the most imaginative open source outcomes I&#039;ve come across thus far....</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I&#8217;m glad you respond positively oh omniscient one &#8211; indeed if I&#8217;d followed the links properly, I would have been able to find the source of your tag&#8230;. apologies!<br />
Yes, the comments are very much musings at this stage, rather than analysis &#8211; but a &#8217;specialist&#8217; in the notion of metadesign has proposed the two of us write a paper about Geograph, so we&#8217;ll keep you posted on that &#8211; hopefully that will turn the musings into something a little more rational.<br />
I&#8217;ve got a heavy work schedule on for the rest of this year but intend to take a more active part in the forums after that&#8230;. but from this distance it&#8217;s more difficult to contribute anything else but &#8216;pictures from the (my) past&#8217; &#8211; which I will continue to do.<br />
Oh, and thanks a lot Paul. Geograph is one of the most imaginative open source outcomes I&#8217;ve come across thus far&#8230;.</p>
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