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Blabbermouth community hypothesis
Hey community,
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So I’m from B2B with limited experience in community building. But it totally seems like the right path to be interested in
I made some real friends in my life online through communities: Musician gear, Philosophy, Software Architecture
I think the most important thing about any community is to make PEOPLE TALK and move it from stranger to A FRIEND
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Why do people talk in communities? I have listed some observations for public criticism and additions
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1. People ask questions because it feels like a good place to receive a fast reply (Any product community, Telegram groups especially great)
2. There is some kind of mechanics to make money out of participating (Web 3.0 stuff, get a chance to win a free iPhone, etc)
3. Actually being hyped about a topic to discuss on a deep personal level (Narrow topic forums, Reddit)
4. Professional communities (Groups on Facebook, LinkedIn, also Reddit)​
Can we talk about this?
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1 Reply
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I would also add closed group communities that are formed through WOM
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