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		<dc:creator>Dan Stocker</dc:creator>
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		<description>It looks like you equate context with metadata. I&#039;m not saying metadata isn&#039;t part of the context, but I see a broader definition to it. In a synaptic web (and specifically content mapping) approach, context is a network consisting of the most relevant peers of the content in question. The How, Where, When, and Whom are nothing but nodes in this network connected to the content they describe.</description>
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