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CHAPTER 1 It Takes a Village to Find a Phone
CHAPTER 2 Sharing Anchors Community
CHAPTER 3 Everyone Is a Media Outlet
CHAPTER 4 Publish, Then Filter
CHAPTER 5 Personal Motivation Meets Collaborative Production
CHAPTER 6 Collective Action and Institutional Challenges
CHAPTER 7 Faster and Faster
CHAPTER 8 Solving Social Dilemmas
CHAPTER 9 Fitting Our Tools to a Small World
CHAPTER 10 Failure for Free
CHAPTER 11 Promise, Tool, Bargain
EPILOGUE
CHAPTER 1
IT TAKES A VILLAGE TO FIND A PHONE

On an afternoon in late May 2006 a woman named Ivanna left her phone in the backseat of a New York City cab. No surprise there; hundreds of phones a year show up in the New York Taxi and Limousine Commission's offices, and more than that are actually lost, since some unknown number are simply taken by the next passenger. That was the fate of Ivanna's phone, a fairly expensive multifunction version called a Sidekick, which came with a screen, keyboard, and built-in camera. Sadly for her, the Sidekick was the sole repository of much of the information for her upcoming wedding, from contact information for the catering company to the guest list. When she realized what she'd done, Ivanna asked Evan Guttman, a friend who worked as a programmer in the financial industry, to offer a reward for its return, via an e-mail message that would show up on the phone. Getting no response after a couple of days, she shelled out more than $300 to buy a new one. Ivanna's phone company had stored copies of her information on its servers and transferred it to her new phone. Once she had the information on her new phone, she discovered that her original one had ended up in the hands of a girl in Queens. I vanna knew this because the girl was using it to take pictures of herself and her friends and e-mail them around; the photos taken on her old phone had been transferred to her new one. Ivanna and Evan couldn't be sure who had taken the phone from the cab, but they knew who had it now, or rather they had her picture and her e-mail address.Sashacristal8905@aol.com
(since disabled, for reasons that will become apparent). Evan immediately e-mailed Sasha, explaining the situation and asking for the phone back. Sasha replied that she wasn't stupid enough to return it, a view punctuated with racial invective, saying that Evan's "white ass" didn't deserve it back. (She inferred Evan and Ivanna's race from pictures on the phone; Sasha is Hispanic.) The back-and-forth went on for some time. During the ............

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