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Ishida et al. introduce the notion of community computing to support the
process of organizing diverse and amorphous people who are willing to share
knowledge and experiences. The objective of their approach is to make a city-scale
supporting system to assist a human's everyday life - by creating a community that
represents a real human community. Their work supports the process of sharing
member's preferences and knowledge so that they can reach consensus.
Blau emphasizes ethernet network configuration as an essential emerging
technological environment where users share each other's computing capabilities and
their identities are spread all over various devices, and points out the need for
significant research in this area.
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