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A knowledge sharing community is viewed as connecting and enhancing knowledge sharing mechanisms in and within projects. Communities can help to connect peers working in various projects with each other. [1]

Examples

@Ghost Influence (community)
@Traffic Think Tank

References

Characteristics of Knowledge Sharing Communities [...], sciencedirect.com

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