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Notes for http://www.findmehere.com/search/associations/default.htm listings.
IEDN (http://www.iedn.com/about/index2.html) was a short-lived association,
if an association at all. It's listed among associations, however, because
of the statement that economic
developers could go online and have a place
to
.... congregate in a user-friendly and familiar environment. The inference
being that it was a place for virtual
networking. Building and maintaining
relationships among its members is arguably the most important reason for an
association to exist. See the introduction to The Network page-in-series,
About Networking.
The Network is not an association but it functions like one. See the footnote
about membership
in The Network on its glossary page where you find the definition
of user
group.
Select the phrase no longer exists to the right of an association listing for
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