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-===== Networked Information =====
+====== Networked Information ======
-==== What is it? ====
 This pattern describes a situation where structured information needs to be edited by several persons. Regularly, this "modeling" is done by using office documents, spreadsheets in particular.
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 The usage of Wikis is superior to conventional forms of collaboration, because you are able to express multidimensional n:m relationships. This is in particular the case if you do not know the cardinality of relationships during modeling.
-==== Usage ====
+===== Usage =====
   * Add Metadata to pages
   * Use automatically generated overviews to use metadata on other pages, in particular overview pages
-==== Examples ====
+===== Examples =====
-Take process documentation as example. Here you have multidimensional n:m relationships (e.g., a process links roles and products). Furthermore, overview texts (like a short description of the process) can be included in each page and used for navigation.\\
-==== Related Patterns ====
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+Take process documentation as example. Here you have multidimensional n:m relationships (e.g., a process links roles and products). Furthermore, overview texts (like a short description of the process) can be included in each page and used for navigation.
-==== Further Readings ====
+===== Related Patterns =====
-I am not sure whether Confluence offers features to create overviews based on metadata. The  [[http://www.ontoworld.org|semantic mediawiki]]  (in particular, the ask statement), offers a feature to create such overviews.
+  * [[Social Tagging]] is the simplest for of metadata to use for this
-To use (semantic) Wikis for process documentation (a special form of networked information) is described in\\
-Using semantic Wiki Technology for collaborative Software Process Evolution - A light-weight approach to managing process documents (  [[http://www.wm-tagung.de/LSO2007/|http://www.wm-tagung.de/LSO2007/]]  ).
+===== Further Readings =====
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+classification.type  : Pattern
+classification.focus : Adoption
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