An indefinition of community plus more thoughts about anonymity

by Mark Pollard on February 24, 2009 · View Comments

in Communities

I presented my thoughts about community at the NSW Knowledgement Management Forum last night in Sydney. It was a fun event and is always interesting to hear other people’s perspectives on this enigmatic thing we call ‘community’. Below is the presentation with the original Ignite presentation for context.

Would love your thoughts.

Not an academic analysis

Remix

Anonymity isn't cool

Seeding isn't cool

Whisper campaigns aren't cool

You're buying crack

Invest in relationships

Anonymosity

Not all interaction is social

Does contribution equal community?

Invisible interaction

Community - a plain definition

Community - my indefinition

Read other people’s thoughts about the event:
Thoughts and photos by Jye Smith
Thoughts byAmniisia
Twitter stream: #nswkm

Looking for more presentations? Try:
- Social media (aka Don’t use social media)
- Twitter. WTF? (ideas about Twitter for personal use)

Related articles:
Not all interaction is created socially
My Ignite presentation about building communities

If you enjoyed the read, please leave a comment. Feel free to follow me on Twitter

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  • I know this is really old but i just stumbled across it now. It's awesome. Bookmarking & saving this one for later use for sure! Thank You!
  • Thanks for the comments.

    @Patrick I have absolutely no idea how it went down. Was a diverse turnout though. And fun!
  • Mark, this doesn't resemble anything like the discussions about KM I have ever witnessed. Well done :)

    How do you think the audience took it?
  • Mark - This is awesome, thanks for sharing.
  • Michelle Carter
    Hey Mark, I really enjoyed this last night. Clean and accessible. Nice one :)
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