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The merge in #117 introduced some duplications and breakage.
This PR should remove most, if not all of it. Please review it and see if I've overseen anything.

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I left two minor comments, feel free to address or ignore. Good to go otherwise.

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[EDITOR NOTE: There was actually a paper on how trust is build up on remote/asynchronous collaboration. Maybe I'll find that again.
The basic point is that aside of reliability in collaboration, continued presence the effect of water cooler discussions and food/drink consumption is quite impressive...
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Was that by intention that you deleted both paragraphs?

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This is the same note as the one for 44-46, thus removing both. Comment is addressed above.

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[EDITOR NOTE: There was actually a paper on how trust is build up on remote/asynchronous collaboration. Maybe I'll find that again.
The basic point is that aside of reliability in collaboration, continued presence the effect of water cooler discussions and food/drink consumption is quite impressive...
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I assume you didn't find the publication?

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The trust in PR's paper is the one that is linked at the bottom of the corresponding article.
A food & water cooler one didn't pop up in my paper stash anymore. The first one is worth a look, though.

@lenucksi lenucksi merged commit ac62603 into InnerSourceCommons:master Oct 21, 2019
@lenucksi lenucksi deleted the mechanics-article-cleanup branch October 21, 2019 09:20
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