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--- t:ontological_commoning [2026-02-15 16:35] – asimong
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 The initial expression of this idea was at the entry: [[d:2023-02-22]]. As time went on, I found it becoming increasingly relevant and vital, and the term has since been used by many other people.
-What I mean is: the process and practice of finding common ground between different perspectives on a complex situation; finding ways to make sense of each other's conceptual models, without erasing differences, but generating a wider perspective within which individual perspectives can be inter-related. In my experience, this enriches the understanding and the models on all sides.
+//What I mean is:// the process and practice of finding common ground between different perspectives on a complex situation; finding ways to make sense of each other's conceptual models, without erasing differences, but generating a wider perspective within which individual perspectives can be inter-related. In my experience, this enriches the understanding and the models on all sides.
 For a very rich sense of several connected issues, listen to the excellent podcast created in December 2023 by [[https://generativeworlding.substack.com/p/ontological-commoning|Anna-Marie Swan]], in dialogue with me around ontological commoning.
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   * the topic [[t:knowledge commons]]. I set out some ideas on the broader topic of knowledge commoning at [[d:2025-07-27]].
   * the term [[t:ontology]], where I briefly explain the two sides to ontology and how I relate them together.
+  * the term [[t:commons]], where I point to a few more things relating to commoning.
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