This week OnEBoard's Peggy K hosted OnEBoard Chat with a discussion about Community building.
Topics
The OnEBoard team talked about the challenges of building and maintaining
communities.
- Defining online community and different membership models.
- Community building on YouTube.
- Challenges in engaging community members and encouraging participation.
- Finding the right community fit.
- AI comments and authenticity.
- The impact of negativity and hateful content.
- A shift towards offline communities and direct interactions.
Takeaways
Nina Trankova on defining community:
"So it's a common unity community. It's a unity of a piece of common
understanding we share. It's a resonating tiny piece. It shouldn't be
everything like perfectionism. We shouldn't be equally agreeing on
absolutely 100% of everything. but a little piece of common ground that is
making us come together and do things together."
Bob Danley on live streaming and authenticity:
"you can't get away with being fake when you're actually having to
talk."
Peggy Kolm on AI-generated comments:
"it's actually kind of alienating to have these obviously artificial
answers or comments on your posts and that I feel like that scares away real
people who might actually comment."
Nina Trankova on the appeal of in-person communities:
"my closing word for today would be that I will be teaching offline
communities because for me the trend is going back to town halls sticking
together with the people you actually know."
Andrew Hatchett (from the live chat): "My most successful communities have always been smaller rather than larger."
Related Resources
- The Bluesky #G+Circle hashtag is shared by a community of former Google+ photographers and friends.
- From YouTube: Tips to build community with comments and the new Communities.
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