Dear Harold, David Cormier is our colleague and fellow researcher in the Open Habitat project, where Steven and I lead the evaluation and narrative research to extract guidelines for teaching and learning in MUVEs. David is not an stranger. And we know pretty well his work. Well enough to credit him when we build our research on his findings, or published work. Now, The Rhizome project, is an Eduserv funded project that explores the key social and technical elements that impact on the construction of online identities. Is not a project about learning approaches. Although we will be investigating the deployment of online identities in formal and informal learning settings. The Rhizome project, is called Rhizome not because of David, who used, as we use, the well known and not so new concept of rhizome with i! The main reference we use and publicly acknowledge has another weight: is Deleuze and Guattari's rhizome we are referring to, in A Thousands Plateaus. So nothing to rectify on our side. But what about the self-corrective nature of your post?