Distributed creativity

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Peer Review

Distributed communities of practice are established as a good means of validating ideas and research through subjecting draft writings to a peer review process.

Varying mechanism can be deployed

One is to consult a group with a large readership such that the likelihood of somebody having specificic knowledge which contradicts a part of the work, and responding, is increased. This can produce the uncanny feeling in a general interest group after obtaining a useful answer to an obscure question that "This group knows everything!". That's a pattern which might be named Living Encyclopedia

Another is to select a more narrowly focussed group, so the work is being subjected to review by a smaller community of experts in the field, preferably practitioners in a CoP.

Thirdly, one can ask a favour of a small number of friends or aquaintances who are thought to have the requisite ability and are then under a certain amount of obligation to provide the feedback requested.

Peer review in the arts

Do Artists such as sculptors, film makers, musicians, novelists, painters etc use a form of peer review?


Distributed creativity

Examples of collective creativity by distributed artists.

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