
Rosieland Roundup 264 β The CEOΒ², Dunbar's 6 magic numbers, benchmarking community
π€οΈ Welcome to another week in Rosieland, I hope you enjoy your community stay. Remember, I do community research to save
π€οΈ Welcome to another week in Rosieland, I hope you enjoy your community stay. Remember, I do community research to save
When the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) is also the Commο»Ώunity Executive Officer (CEO). Wο»Ώhat do we mean by
Bluesky's founder and CEO, Jay Graber, was recently interview at SXSW, here's what I love about
We can despair, or we can see hope in the changes of the world.
π€οΈ Welcome to another week in Rosieland! π This week in Rosieland * Community algorithms are everywhere * The very many objections we encounter
A while back I asked what was stopping people engage in a community. It turns out this was a pretty
π Welcome to another week in Rosieland! π Recently on Rosieland: * Introducing Community Discovery, again * To start a community, create a lexicon
This is a written version of a talk I did for Community Week. I've been on a journey
It's time for different community strategies, the old way simply isn't working anymore...
When people ask me about the community we are building, their minds shift way too easily to "community platforms&
βοΈ Welcome to another week in Rosieland! π₯ Why third-party platforms are killing your community β and what to do about it? | Remote
And my desire for it to become a thing of the past. Perhaps it's the sign of the
π Welcome to another week in Rosieland where we bring you the latest in community building. π€οΈ What you've missed
Iβve been reflecting on our current internal Community Knowledge Management (CKM) processes and the progress we've made.
At the heart of good community is research. 20 years into my community career and I feel like Iβm
I keep going back on forth on thoughts about community structure and strategy. As with all these things, every organisation
π Welcome to another week in community! Communities at the heart of research. It's happening. | Rosieland It seems putting
It seems putting the people at the heart of research is becoming (more of )a thing. As a huge advocate
π Welcome to another week of opening your mind to expanding what your community could be. π This week in Rosieland: * Leave
My mind is a bit blown at the amount of MoT Meetups happening right now. In January over 500 people
One of the things Iβve been becoming more confident in is the idea of saying that the community heavy
π I'm feeling hopeful for the future of community these days as I see change and interest for what
Mastodon's CEO announced he is handing control to a non-profit organization, stating that it should not be owned
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