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I’m not sure how I ended up here. Was browsing and looking through archives and stopped to read this post and the comments.

From an outsiders perspective—one who is familiar with IA but never performed it with the depth of many of the practitioners that you are probably spend time with, it seems that something isn’t right within the field. There’s a lot of infighting, and debate that doesn’t seem to go anywhere in particular. Sometimes I feel like observing IA professionals is like watching the Vatican. There are the up-and-coming priests who try to do the right thing and the politically motivated priests who seek to keep what’s holy—holy.

I don’t mean to be critical. We all have our issues. Designers, marketers, whatever—all communities do. But I’m intrigued by the IA community in particular. So much brainpower, passion and organization. But every time I get a little closer to it, I feel like I’m more confused than when I started.

Not sure why that is.

By: Anonymous IA

Anonymous IA — Fri, 06 Apr 2007 14:24:01 +0000

Ditto. Perhaps it wasn’t visionary, just obvious. Much like the original “adaptive path” presentation (yes, people take the shortest route to their goal … big whoop. Good for pointing out IA as a discrete practice to non-designers, but not all that helpful for the designers themselves!).

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Wed, 04 Apr 2007 03:20:07 +0000

[...] “While I don’t accord with the sensationalist notion that “information architecture is dead,” I do fear that it is in a deep sleep. And I’m concerned that the leadership within the field of information architecture are doing little to nothing to really advance the field.” [...]

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Mon, 02 Apr 2007 01:28:32 +0000

[...] So, I spurred something of a shitstorm in my post where I commented on information architecture is sleeping. Most people focused on the wrong thing, the cancellation of a workshop, when what I was hoping to expose was the tendency towards isolation and insularity that the community seemed to be falling into. [...]

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[...] peterme.com :: Information architecture is not dead, it’s just sleeping Merholz bemoans the cancellation of an IA Summit workshop on ethnographic methods and IxD and wonders whether this is a sign of the IA community becoming insular and closed-minded. (tags: IA informationarchitecture open closed innovation) [...]