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(Lil) Green Patch

(Lil) Green Patch was a Facebook application developed by Ashish Dixit and David King that simulated a small garden on a Facebook user's profile. By tending their and their friends' gardens, the Facebook users were able to raise money for The Nature Conservancy to save the rainforest. In September 2008, it was rated as the number one application on…

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Popularity and area of rainforest saved

Costa RicanThe independent
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Dissolution

Zynga
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Facebook applicationThe Nature ConservancyRainforestPlaydom
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Popularity and area of rainforest saved

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(Lil) Green Patch

Nodes11
Edges10
Triples31
Avg. degree1.82
Density0.181818
Components1

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(Lil) Green Patch

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related to Popularity and area of rainforest saved · 13
(Lil) Green Patch → As, By December, By October, Causes, Costa Rican, December, Facebook, Green Patch, In, In June, Lil, The, The Nature Conservancy
related to Dissolution · 12
(Lil) Green Patch → Also, Disney, Disney's, Farm Life, Green Patch, GreenPatch, Lil, Playdom, Playdom's, Rumors, These, Zynga
related to Inspiration for a new genre · 3
(Lil) Green Patch → Facebook, Green Patch, Lil
related to External links · 1
(Lil) Green Patch → Green Patch

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green patch lil facebook users application playdom 2008 rainforest also new donations applications nature conservancy one controversy 000 popular independent

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Causes.com used to provide accountability for charitable contributionsinstance ofmany of these new Facebook users were unfamiliar with independent organizations0.80text
but hyper aware of similar scams common elsewhere on the webinstance ofmany of these new Facebook users were unfamiliar with independent organizations0.80text
(Lil) Green Patchrelated to DissolutionRumors0.60section
(Lil) Green Patchrelated to DissolutionLil0.60section
(Lil) Green Patchrelated to DissolutionGreen Patch0.60section
(Lil) Green Patchrelated to DissolutionPlaydom0.60section
(Lil) Green Patchrelated to DissolutionPlaydom's0.60section
(Lil) Green Patchrelated to DissolutionDisney0.60section
(Lil) Green Patchrelated to DissolutionGreenPatch0.60section
(Lil) Green Patchrelated to DissolutionFarm Life0.60section
(Lil) Green Patchrelated to DissolutionAlso0.60section
(Lil) Green Patchrelated to DissolutionZynga0.60section

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