Community Curiosity as a Service
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View allCommunity is confidently moving toward the niches
The world of community is changing and it's exciting to observe. The loneliness epidemic is real, the way
The Community Search Engine Mindset
As part of Community Discovery we focus on learning and discovering. I've written about many angles of this
Trend: The Fediverse Shift
The Fediverse is not new, but there's been a recent and increased shift towards its adoption. For me,
The Power of Two
A lesson in the power of how we think about conversations with two.
Community Curiosity as a Service
The world changes. We change. Our needs change. I started Rosieland in 2020, that wonderful start of the pandemic year.
Backstage community
We have a problem in the community industry where all too often the emphasis of our work is placed within
The Foundations of Community Emergence
In my last article wrote about emergent community processes and how the only way I know how to build communities
๐ถ๏ธ Make Slacks and communities quiet again
Emergent community processes
It's impossible to fully plan for community as many of the growth and opportunities happen in an emergent
โฑ๏ธ Community Clockwork
You know I love community flywheels, right? I'm always looking for new ways to look at community design
Community without the name
Much of my writing these days is inspired by what I'm doing at my current role (Founder + CEO)
Community Examples โ 003
Shipping over sharing
๐ข I've often fallen into the trap of sharing over shipping, is this a common thing in community? I
12 ways I'm thinking about community right now
My thinking and feelings about community are constantly changing, as they should. The market has changed. The world is changing.
Using Slack for what it is meant for
The three stages of emotions for community meetups:
Community Memory Management
Whatโs a regret you have with your community? One of mine is not giving enough attention to the idea
Strategies for dealing with community negativity
Are your decisions community compatible?
A while back I asked myself if the decisions we were making were community compatible and the phrase struck with