적절한 Relavance/Accreditation 시스템과 함께 성공적 Social production을 위해 중요하게 고려되어야 할 것으로, 벤클러 교수가 강조하는 것이  Modularity와 Granularity란 개념입니다.

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The core characteristics underlying the success of these enterprises are their modularity and their capacity to integrate many fine-grained contributions.

"Modularity" is a property of a project that describes the extent to which it can be broken down into smaller components, or modules, that can be independently produced before they are assembled into a whole. If modules are independent, individual contributors can choose what and when to contribute independently of each other. This maximizes their autonomy and flexibility to define the nature, extent, and timing of their participation in the project.

"Granularity" refers to the size of the modules, in terms of the time and effort that an individual must invest in producing them. The five minutes required for moderating a comment on Slashdot, or for metamoderating a moderator, is more fine-grained than the hours necessary to participate in writing a bug fix in an open-source project.

More people can participate in the former than in the latter, independent of the differences in the knowledge required for participation. The number of people who can, in principle, participate in a project is therefore inversely related to the size of the smallest-scale contribution necessary to produce a usable module.

The granularity of the modules therefore sets the smallest possible individual investment necessary to participate in a project. If this investment is sufficiently low, then "incentives" for producing that component of a modular project can be of trivial magnitude.

Most importantly for our purposes of understanding the rising role of nonmarket production, the time can be drawn from the excess time we normally dedicate to having fun and participating in social interactions.

If the finest-grained contributions are relatively large and would require a large investment of time and effort, the universe of potential contributors decreases.

A successful large-scale peer-production project must therefore have a predominate portion of its modules be relatively fine-grained. (벤클러 책 "The wealth of networks" chapter 4") 
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기승전결을 갖춘,  완결적인 하나의 아티클로 올리면 될 것을...미완성된 것 처럼 보이는, 짧은 여러개의 분리된 포스트로 올리는 것이.....또 여기저기 경망스럴 정도로 하이퍼링크를 걸어 놓은 것에 대한 변명아닌 변명정도로 생각해도 될 것 같습니다.  카우프만의 단추 네트워크에서와 같은 상전이를 기대하면서 말입니다.   

관련 포스트
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  Yochai Benkler의 "The Networked Information Economy" 
  The Reds, the Blues, and the Greens-Benkler
  저작권, 사회적 생산, 그리고 동기에 관한 Benkler의 견해
  컨텐츠 퀄러티-relavance/accreditation-slashdot 케이스 스터디
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