Sitemap - 2023 - Continuous Community
Expanding our emotions vocabulary
The F.A.S.T community-led approach to conference organizing
Looking at the same thing through a different lens
Practice culture with symbols, heroes and rituals
Invest in community like you invest in your assets
The (many) definitions of community
The best words in the world start with "co" 😊
What to say instead of "how are you?"
What does branding in community look like?
What if we drew a map of our community?
The best conversationalists are those who help others to talk
Community comes and go, the connection stays.
Is twelve the magic number of members for small groups?
Is building community really about problem solving?
Conversations that lead to curation
Should we create pods instead of community?
How do your people actually like to show up?
Women and diversity in communities
The Pac-man Rule / Open Circle Principle
Do your community surveys lack diversity?
The perfect community tool is...
We're failing people by emphasizing self-care when what we need is community care.
In community, shared ideas are perhaps more important than the relationships made
Community has too much emphasis on relationships
The question shouldn't be "what do we automate?”
Communities need boundaries too
Use the mute button with intention
Community, conversations and feedback can happen anywhere
Community members become more valuable over time
Grow your community like a beat of the drum.
"Community Thinking" is the easy part
Get creative with a wheel of emotions
Communities are transformational
Invest into an ecosystem, not just a community
Without action, community conversations weigh us down
17 Rules for a Sustainable Local Community
Use notifications to encourage action
Are your events wasting people's time?
Ask the same question in many different locations
Conversation is important, but constant conversation is dangerous
We can all learn to pass the mic
How do you facilitate turn taking in community conversations?
Wherever people come, community naturally arises
The 80/20 conversations rule of community
Making following conversations easy, a Substack example.
Nothing stands still and the need for a continuous community approach
Community builders should stop seeking permission and feedback