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Tuesday, November 18. 2008

iCommons is Dead, Long live The African Commons Project (TACP)

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iCommons as you know it is dead changed, and is being replaced with The African Commons Project. The whole team from iCommons has moved over to TACP, and unlike Theseus' Ship the name didn't move with it. The new website (if you can't follow hyperlinks) is http://africancommons.org/ and is already starting to fill up with interesting content.
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