4 Main Things: 1. Longevity - The website has got a point of presence. 2. Shared Value - Sharing of knowledge, solutions, and experience (Extremely important) 3. Community Management - Empower the community to run the community. Moderators role should not be to talk down members but talk up. 4. Trust - Common courtesy and respect. Extract the real underlying problem of asker and come up with real solutions. Challenges: 1. To create a safe environment for people to encourage users to interact, participate, and commit. 2. Empower the asker by allowing them to reward expert with points (levels of certification). 3. To hear what community has to say and respond to their needs. To better understand these points, watch the video in full.
Why the hell would you hire someone who hasn't got a clue what he's doing so much so that he has to search online for someone to help him do his job so he can get paid because he bullshitted his way into a position that rightly belongs to someone else? I don't understand that as an example!
Thank you for this. I learned a lot in this last 15 min then I did in the past 4 years.I Never knew what Internet Communities was...So because I am 13 yo ( am right on this) you say Community is to help others?....anyway you are funny..oh yeah Johnny Blue is my real name by the way.....but it's not my last name. my last name is A Secret.
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4 Main Things:
1. Longevity - The website has got a point of presence.
2. Shared Value - Sharing of knowledge, solutions, and experience (Extremely important)
3. Community Management - Empower the community to run the community. Moderators role should not be to talk down members but talk up.
4. Trust - Common courtesy and respect. Extract the real underlying problem of asker and come up with real solutions.
Challenges:
1. To create a safe environment for people to encourage users to interact, participate, and commit.
2. Empower the asker by allowing them to reward expert with points (levels of certification).
3. To hear what community has to say and respond to their needs.
To better understand these points, watch the video in full.
I love Q&A Forums. They are still relevant today!
Anywhere I can get a transcript of this?
In the end, it is really all about trust, isn't it?
Hello Rosemary
Thats superb...
did they really have a Skrillex intro back then? 😂
nice one
Yes indeed, how are you
Why the hell would you hire someone who hasn't got a clue what he's doing so much so that he has to search online for someone to help him do his job so he can get paid because he bullshitted his way into a position that rightly belongs to someone else? I don't understand that as an example!
Very few people have broad expertise now, most of us are making it up as we go along.
Thank you for this. I learned a lot in this last 15 min then I did in the past 4 years.I Never knew what Internet Communities was...So because I am 13 yo ( am right on this) you say Community is to help others?....anyway you are funny..oh yeah Johnny Blue is my real name by the way.....but it's not my last name. my last name is A Secret.