Sam Liebeskind
@samliebeskind
product partnerships at New_Public; previously community & growth @ Geneva
Sam Liebeskind
Meta Drops Fact-Checking Because of Politics, but Also Because It Wasn’t Working
Jonathan Straybetterconflictbulletin.org
I should note that blitzscaling is not the only approach we’re seeing right now. The other (and I would argue wiser) approach to managing dense network formation is through invitation-based mechanisms. Heighten the desire, the FOMO, make participating feel special. Actively nurture the network. When done well, this can get people to go deeper in th... See more
danah boyd • Dear Alt-Twitter Designers: It’s about the network!
Montford | Asheville's Historic Neighbourhood
montford.org
Civic Knowledge Infrastructure in the Digital Age - Siegel Family Endowment
John Ironssiegelendowment.org
Protostars | Blackbird Foundation's Early-Stage Founder Community
blackbird.foundation
There's a Neighbor for That: On Civic Associations as a Social Technology
otherinter.net
When we buy a physical product, we accept that it won’t change in its lifetime. We’ll use it until it wears off, and we replace it. We can rely on that product not evolving; the gas pedal in my car will always be in the same place.
However, when it comes to software, we usually have the ingrained expectations of perpetual updates. We believe that if... See more
However, when it comes to software, we usually have the ingrained expectations of perpetual updates. We believe that if... See more
The beauty of finished software
finished software is software that’s not expected to change, and that’s a feature