Category Archives for Civic technology

New paper: the Value of Declaring Your Values

A few years ago, shortly after I’d published “Averting Tragedy of the Resource Directory Anti-Commons” in The Cambridge Handbook on Commons Research Innovations, Angie Raymond asked if I would contribute a chapter to a book about environmental knowledge commons.  Governance … Continue reading

02. December 2025 by greg.bloom@gmail.com
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Governing the Resource Directory Data Commons

Even for a blog that gets a new post like once a year or less, it’s a bit awkward that I haven’t actually posted on here about the main thing I’ve been working on for the past 10 years – … Continue reading

12. December 2023 by greg.bloom@gmail.com
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WITH AND OF AND BY AND FOR: on “Community as Platform”

In civic technology, community is the platform. How do we harness that power, and respect it? [This essay was first published in Civic Quarterly #2, Winter 2014. Sharing here with fixed links, but without the fancy formatting and Livien Yin’s lovely … Continue reading

28. December 2014 by greg.bloom@gmail.com
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