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What minecraft taught me about community
Involve members as much as you can in developing the structure of the community. When I began building Escaping Mediocrity, I had some loose ideas on the structure I wanted to put in place. But because I wanted to create a real community, one that could function whether I was present or not, I encouraged people to take ownership of how
Sarah Robinson • Fierce Loyalty: Unlocking the DNA of Wildly Successful Communities
These economies are not only just places where community members play, but also worlds in which they have financial upside, ownership over revenue generating businesses & valuable digital assets, and defined jobs & responsibilities.
kx • Play to earn economies as base layer protocols for games
Good communities incubate innovation and creativity – think of the salons in France where intellectuals used to meet to discuss the latest ideas; the Olympia Academy; la Bande de Picasso. A feeling of belonging allows people to be authentic, to move from a scarcity mindset to an abundance mindset, and to take risks knowing that they have people to ... See more
Community-building — amanda ngo
It reinforces the idea that your community, like any other product, needs to solve a problem for its members in order to make it worth their time and contribution.