The Starfish and the Spider organizations: Niklas Zennstrom and Skype; Craig Newmark and Craigslist. They discuss the formation of the Apache software model and how editors work on Wikipedia articles. They then discuss the starfish self-organization of participants in the Burning Man festival. American lawyer Granville Sharp's decision to defend the freedom of a slave named Jonathan Strong leads him to connect with the Quakers and to advocate for the abolition of the slave trade. The authors use Sharp's story to illustrate five foundational principles called the Five Legs: 1) Circles; 2) The Catalyst; 3) Ideology; 4) The Preexisting Network; 5) The Champion. They apply
Reef starfish or three months of their placement, while the mussels expanded within six months to cover 20-30% of the low zone when "S. australis" was removed. Without their predation, the mussels overwhelmed the area, threatening biodiversity. The juveniles of the species are detritivores. Reef starfish Reef starfish (Stichaster australis) is a species of starfish found in the South Pacific Ocean around New Zealand. A keystone species, the carnivorous starfish plays an important part in reducing the expansion of mussels. "S. australis" is pink or purple in color, with 11 arms. Found throughout New Zealand, "S. australis" is a keystone species in