Hacking Communities With Behavioral Economics - Jono Bacon
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People are irrational. As community leaders part of our role is to manage irrationality to deliver predictable results. Behavioral economics provides a skeleton for this work and in this new talk from Jono Bacon, he will share some scaffolding that help you to build predictable results out of the randomness of human vision, collaboration, and decision-making.
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Hacking Communities With Behavioral Economics - Jono Bacon
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- 11. Open Source Cloud Crowdfunding
- 14. BOLD AUDACIOUS&
- 15. Opportunity.
- 17. COLLABORATION
- 19. OPEN SOURCE IS WHERE SOCIETY INNOVATES
- 22. We can do better. Much better.
- 26. This is not just about technology.
- 27. We are all human
- 28. dignity
- 29. Self-respect
- 30. contribute
- 31. access
- 37. System 1System 1
- 38. System 1System 1 System 2System 2
- 41. TWO GOLDEN RULES
- 42. We accomplish our goals indirectly TWO GOLDEN RULES • • • 1 • • •
- 43. WE INFLUENCE BEHAVIOR WITH SMALL ACTIONS We accomplish our goals indirectly TWO GOLDEN RULES • • • 1 • • • • • • 2 • • •
- 45. S C A R F MODEL
- 46. STATUS Clarity in relative importance
- 47. CERTAINTY CREATING A SENSE OF Security And PREDICTABILITY
- 49. relatedness Defining clear social groupings and systems
- 50. Fairness Reducing unfair opportunity and rewards
- 52. EXPERIENCE & CHOICE Architecture