Using this Site

Right now, there are four basic kinds of information on the ICKC:

• Resources: This is where our members share their favorite resources related to IC. Members should absolutely include their own writings here. Please tag these entries as to the content and also as to the media (article, book, video, white paper, etc). Feel free to comment on the resources but save the big discussion items for our discussion forum.
• Discussions: These are the preferred forums for expressions of opinions and commentary. Please write in a way to provoke and invite discussion. Please also chime in on postings by others. There are a lot of questions that have yet to be answered in the field of IC. Now's the time to start hashing them out.
• Events: Please post information about any events related to IC anywhere in the world. Although we may not always be able to travel to see an event, it is important for us all to know what is going on in the field.
• Members: Anyone can become a member of our community. Each member automatically has a page that shows their discussions, resources, and events. These also feed into the site-wide listings. Please do not forget to invite your colleagues into our network. The value of your participation increases with each new set of eyes and each new voice in our discussions.
• Friends: You can ask other members to be your friend. The main advantage to this is that it enables you to exchange direct messages once you get to know each other through the network. Please use this privilege with respect.

Possible future enhancements include:

• Groups: IC is a very broad asset class. There are many different business functions and areas of expertise related to IC. We welcome members that want to form groups within our network for their specific are of interest. Please comment below if you want to set up a group.
• Open Source Methodologies: We are going to begin to create step-by-step Guides for basic IC Management. Please visit our Guides discussion area and share your ideas and interest in helping create the first ever open source IC system.