There is no shortage of Knowledge Management discussion groups on Linkedin.
I posted a list of 35 of them back in February 2009 when that was all I could find.
But in reading this post by Ian Wooler it looks like the number has grown dramatically. Here's Ian's summary:
I am not so sure though that it could be any different unless some form of centralised control of the discussions was implemented which is not what the web is about.
I also don't think that it would be a good thing.
Discusssion is naturally fragmented and messy.
Exerting control over it, even if possible, would diminish creativity, freedom of expression and diversity.
Maybe we need a better balance between mess and order? But if so, who would define and agree it and how would it be achieved?
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