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the information needs of communities rely on the free flow of information.

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Elements of a CommunityInformation Ecosystem

The icons represent the basic elements of a community information ecosystem. The arrows denote the flow of information across a community, the interaction between the various elements and the supply and demand of information as it relates to community needs and issues.