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April 10th, 2006 Posted in Building Community

Steve said, in reference to online communities:


"Unrest compliments serenity… otherwise you couldn’t tell them apart"



Classic!


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  • http://www.geeklives.com Christian

    In online communities, “unrest” is often the voice of the little guy, going against the grain. This can range from the common troll to a well-spoken ranter who believes that something is wrong with you and your ‘thing’, and they have reasons why. The tough part is wading through and making sure that you’re separating the two, so you can use the latter to improve. If you move into the commercial space, the tougher part is convincing them that it’s NECESSARY to do so. You can’t silent the voice of dissent, or else you silence a source of innovation.

    Oh, and howdy! :) It was nice chatting with you at Refresh.

  • http://www.geeklives.com Christian

    In online communities, “unrest” is often the voice of the little guy, going against the grain. This can range from the common troll to a well-spoken ranter who believes that something is wrong with you and your ‘thing’, and they have reasons why. The tough part is wading through and making sure that you’re separating the two, so you can use the latter to improve. If you move into the commercial space, the tougher part is convincing them that it’s NECESSARY to do so. You can’t silent the voice of dissent, or else you silence a source of innovation.

    Oh, and howdy! :) It was nice chatting with you at Refresh.

  • http://blog.world-of-iptv.com Ajay Shroff

    Great Blog. You should write a book with all the experience you have. :)
    Ajay

  • http://blog.world-of-iptv.com Ajay Shroff

    Great Blog. You should write a book with all the experience you have. :)
    Ajay

  • http://www.geocities.com/online.players/ Jess

    So true! — Jess

  • http://www.geocities.com/online.players/ Jess

    So true! — Jess