Who are the “stars” in your communities, the ones others watch and trust?
Online Community tribe: Who in your communities is an influencer of others? As a facilitator, moderator or community manager, how do you work with the most influential people in your network? As a designer, how would you accommodate the opinion leaders? Got three top tips for rewarding these valued members of a group?
Write something tomorrow, tag it octribe or tweet it as #octribe, and be linked from the recap page. Each 2nd Tuesday and 4th Tuesday of the month, the call and the recap will be hosted on the site of another one of the bloggers in the loosely defined OCTribe group. This conversational project is just starting, so please join in. More about this tomorrow, July 14th!
elephantear said
An individual may maintain multiple personas online – for privacy, security or just plain forgetfulness. Organizations have an interest in resolving those personas, but when is it safe or advisable to do so and do the individuals have a say in the matter? Full post here, http://www.realtea.net/multiple_online_personas , will Tweet tomorrow
BarbaraFrench said
where’s the recap page?
Gail Ann Williams said
Putting them up at:
http://gailwilliams.wordpress.com/2009/07/14/online-community-tribe-round-up/
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