Dragomir Grigorov's List: community management

• he web was a connected ring of online communities
• People interacted with each other and shared information
• by advertising dollars
• Widespread availability of broadband
• web of connected people sharing information
• more people and institutions involved
• Participatory Web
• We’ll be supporting policy development, leadership, and moderation, and we’ll be helping clients transition over set timeframes to self-sustaining community management
• value, trust, identity, reputation, motivation, and social ecosystems--online and off. 
• self-organizing content
• engagement, affinity, and cross-domain activity
• huge impacts
• ad network power
• data portability
• happens on only your own site anymore

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• attributes attached to identity are matched or correlated to attributes attached to conten
• behavioral targeting
• attributes are the things that are known about a person
• explicit attributes
• implicit attributes
• for personalization and recommendations--but also relationships, groups, and so on.
• Authentication
• mechanism
• establishing thresholds
• entry and participation, establishing identity, and managing permissions
• easy enough access to encourage the required amount of activity
• requiring enough commitment to ensure the site isn't flooded with low-quality content.  
• Authenticated users are able to access protected data
• means access
• privileges (or permissions)
• with higher-level privileges are able to perform additional actions, like add, edit, and delete
• web sociability
• Privileged community participants
• key communicators within the community
• help broadcast the community's social contract.
• assist with moderation
• basic level, a persistent belonging
• to communities, to groups within communities
• to structured events like live chats, and more
• degree of persistence
• There are two kinds of profile: public and private
• like credit card details or configuration preferences.
• important component of community experiences
• public profiles include
• the reflection of users' activities in the community
• Static content typically includes a bio, photo, and location
• content uploaded, comments made, groups joined, and more.
• Dynamic content
• accountability
• Dynamic profiles
• powerful tool
• broadcast reputation
• bookmarking and tagging,
• Increasingly, favorites are being made public
• social bookmarking or social tagging
• all three of the social architecture domains
• a person chooses to establish a persistent relationship
• media objects
• stuff I create
• through a profile
• a "channe
• collective intelligence applied to the individual
• reputation is especially important in informational contexts
• Reputation is the visible artifact of authority
• can be measured
• credibility

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