A successful community on the web

A successful community on the web. James Thornett is musing on such things and presents us with this gem:

Registration takes incentive away from busy people with good stuff to say and it instead encourages a troll environment.

True. The number of times I’ve not bothered to comment because of a login, even when I’m already registered, is numerous. He also goes on to look at the difference between communities of purpose and communities of interest.

This entry was posted in Links. Bookmark the permalink.

One Response to A successful community on the web

  1. Gordon says:

    Interesting article. Scottish Blogs (wot I run) died last month and I want to resurrect it but do it much better! Great ideas in here.

    And the registering thing is bad, there are a few blogs that I still read but never comment on for precisely that reason.