... three-person lunch meetup to the 100-person local user group can give you the most positive effect of being at an event ... emerge.” I agree.  F2F events don’t have to be defined by a gathering of thousands of people who traveled far and wide to get there.  They can be local events of a few or a few hundred, and you can still get that F2F, ...

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... time if the others think it's a cool idea. Team emerged spontaneously. + Took finished idea to senior management (had a prototype). Teams emerge spontaneously. Cultural norms encourage this development. Knowledge and Learning for the ... common household objects (buttons, thimbles, etc). Each person would change board and localize names. Charles ...

... these possibilities that emerge when the scope of an anthropology of video games broadens to encompass 1) the inclusion of ... , localizers and middlemen, marketers and modders; and 3) engagements with video game users who often appropriate the media in unanticipated and emergent ways. In doing so, we seek to query the utility of disciplinary boundaries in relation to the ... could possibly emerge when the anthropology of video games is expanded to encompass a global industry.