Community Engagement
how to engage a community
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Community Engagement
Web3 applications lack some traditional sources of defensibility, but have a new powerful one: tokens.
Let’s explore “token network effects” ⬇️
Li Jintwitter.com
Principle 2: Break up the conversation based on how , not what
Now that I’ve told you not to over-complicate your community architecture by introducing too many different options, you’re probably wondering what to actually prioritize into your build. A good way to think about that is to think about breaking down your community into different spaces... See more
Now that I’ve told you not to over-complicate your community architecture by introducing too many different options, you’re probably wondering what to actually prioritize into your build. A good way to think about that is to think about breaking down your community into different spaces... See more
noeleflowers • Three (Platform Agnostic!) Best Practices in Online Community Architecture
The big problem with the garden metaphor is that it treats the community members as a crop that just grows, like a natural resource. To quote Utah Phillips, “Have you seen what they do to valuable natural resources? Have you seen a strip mine? Have you seen a clear cut in the forest? Have you seen a polluted river? Don’t ever let them call you a... See more
A community isn’t a garden, it’s a bar.
The Power of Ritual: How to Create Meaning and Connection in Everything You Do
Casper ter Kuilegoodreads.com
Cheap and simple — a counterintuitive yet powerful community design principle
Fabian Pfortmüllermedium.com
The big players have had plenty of time to get their shit together and they haven’t. It’s time to regulate them as much as we regulate a shot of bourbon.