It’s been said that in the mythology of superheroes, wherever there is a need, there will rise a man or woman ready to face up to the challenge. Where once there was Gaylord Invictus, a man immersed in the chaos and disorder of a city whose business community was at the mercy of outdated practice, there is now Content-Man! Always ready to fight the corporate villains normal mortals cannot fight. Always there to stand up for progress, efficiency and ABBA’s music! A man, a superhero, who we can turn to any time, and he will be there.

What is it that drives a man to see nothing but doom and despair? To hear the chanting of demons where there is in fact the voices singing of angels? To feel wrath in the midst of calm? We may never know what drove mild-mannered, mom-loving Malcolm Tent to the malevolent levels of madness where he now exists, in a world of darkness where suspicion is fuel and xenophobia reigns supreme. Was Malcontent born when Malcolm was a trainee accountant in a German house of ill-repute? Or even earlier when his father, a telling influence in his life, lost his job in the paper mill. But wait … could that be the link that binds Content-Man and Malcontent together forever?

Like so many super-villains, Solitaire once revered the very thing she now seeks to destroy. Way back, when she still used her real name, Gemini Jones was a fun-loving I.T. specialist looking forward to marrying her long time beau and fellow worker, John St. John Johnson. But all the time she was working alongside him, happily thinking about her upcoming nuptials, John St. John was using her I.T. expertise to trigger the collapse of a major bank. When she finally realised the worst, the rat called Johnson had fled and their collaboration had triggered the collapse of the city’s biggest financial institution.

Though she was innocent, the city needed a scapegoat and Gemini Jones was sentenced to prison for a year. But it was not a wasted year. Although it was Gemini who entered the jail, it was Solitaire who emerged, hell-bent on destroying any sort of collaboration whatsoever. And forever looking for the lost love who had scarred her so.

If truth be told, MOSS never sought fame, never wanted the harsh glare of the public spotlight to be on him. All he ever wanted was a better way to communicate, a more efficient means to share information. A very intelligent and agreeable sort of fellow, MOSS was baffled when people couldn't see the benefits of collaboration, especially in the workplace. He wasn't sure why - perhaps people were too set in their ways or just not prepared to listen to new ideas, but he knew he could make everyone's lives easier.

Although he would have preferred the super-villain Solitaire to not exist at all, he had to admit that her actions would force people to understand the dangers of isolation. And when he met Content-Man for the first time, he realised the power of collaboration was indeed the force for good he had always imagined.

Agent 2.0 was a soldier on the frontlines of the enterprise 2.0 revolution. He belonged to the military wing of the Popular People’s Content Liberation Front, and not to be confused with the People’s Popular Content Army of Liberation, or even Sendero Luminoso Cognito, the “gleaming path of information”.

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