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| ===== Community Types: Me, We, and It ===== | ===== Community Types: Me, We, and It ===== |
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| //"Me, we, and it."// | //"I, we, and it. That's simple enough."// |
| </box|– Get this quote from Scott Derringer> | </box|– Ken Wilber, A Brief History of Everything> |
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| When enabling online communities, it is easy to become confused evaluating which tools and technologies to use when we should instead be considering social dynamics and structures. For the last five years or so, I’ve been using a taxonomy called //Me/We/It// to first sort out the primary social contexts in all communities, and only then looking at the tools and technologies and how they interact. | When enabling online communities, it is easy to become confused evaluating which tools and technologies to use when we should instead be considering social dynamics and structures. For the last five years or so, I’ve been using a taxonomy called //Me/We/It// to first sort out the primary social contexts in all communities, and only then looking at the tools and technologies and how they interact. |
| <del>Many of the context problems I will discuss today start as errors in identifying which of these types of communities is appropriate.</del> | <del>Many of the context problems I will discuss today start as errors in identifying which of these types of communities is appropriate.</del> |
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