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		<title>Social Web Application Design</title>
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		<description>Luke has made some great slides about Social Web Application Design, saying some very sensible things very well. I particularly like the &apos;System&apos; diagram that shows how, when thinking about a simple photo, how it can be connected to other entities and related, aggregated and re-presented.</description>
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		<title>The Challenges of Open-Source Documentation and Training</title>
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		<description>There are at least two important issues that are closely related to the open-source software support questions we raised in part 1 of this look at open-source practicalities: documenting the software and training people to use it.&#xD;&#xD;With a traditional, commercially licensed product, documentation is as simple as obtaining a hard copy, a CD or going online to get all the details needed from the software&apos;s developer. Or, if something is missing, using support from the vendor to get questions and issues resolved.</description>
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