What we can take for granted in online communities
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The talk I gave at Community 2.0 that described some problems with social networking today and how the buidling blocks of distributed social networking might help improve the situation.
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What we can take for granted in online communities
- 1. What we should take for granted in online communities The building blocks of Distributed Social Networking (DiSo) Presented at Community 2.0 by Chris Messina Las Vegas, May 14, 2008
- 2. Overview
- 4. Overview • My background • Enemies of social networking
- 5. Overview • My background • Enemies of social networking • Why were the silos built?
- 6. Overview • My background • Enemies of social networking • Why were the silos built? • The web citizen
- 7. Overview • My background • Enemies of social networking • Why were the silos built? • The web citizen • The building blocks
- 8. Overview • My background • Enemies of social networking • Why were the silos built? • The web citizen • The building blocks • The DiSo Project
- 10. CivicSpace A network of grassroots political organizing sites
- 11. Spread Firefox A vast collective of volunteer marketers
- 12. BarCamp A worldwide community around unstructured events
- 13. Flock A browser for the distributed social web
- 14. Coworking A loose network of shared workspaces
- 15. Citizen Agency Consultancy focused on community “in-reach” marketing
- 16. DiSo Project Open source, distributed social networking infrastructure
- 17. Spot the trend?
- 18. The Starfish and the Spider The Unstoppable Power of Leaderless Organizations
- 20. Consuming Participating Source: groundswell.forrester.com
- 21. Consuming Participating Source: groundswell.forrester.com
- 22. Consuming Participating Source: groundswell.forrester.com
- 23. Enemy No 1. Signing up for a new account
- 25. Enemy No 2. Adding friends
- 28. Enemy No 2½. Inviting friends
- 30. ✖
- 32. ✔
- 33. Enemy No 3. Profiling-filling, linking your services
- 36. Satisfaction
- 37. Satisfaction
- 38. FriendFeed
- 39. Enemy No 4. multiplying inboxes & BACN
- 41. “Email you want, but not right now.”
- 42. Enemy No 5. Finding & joining your groups
- 43. Viddler
- 44. Enemy No 6. Duplicating content
- 45. 10 Interesting Things I Learned About Ansel Adams by Thomas Hawk, Some rights reserved.
- 48. Copyright © 2008, Six Apart
- 49. Why were the silos built?
- 50. bands college students professionals All about the niches bitches!
- 51. everyone! everyone! everyone! (w/ a job) Then niche sites traded focus to serve “everyone” :(
- 55. Source: Le Monde
- 56. Source: Mick Hagen (mickhagen.com)
- 57. Users are not the same thing as customers!
- 58. The web citizen
- 59. the web citizen has identity
- 60. the web citizen has provenance
- 61. the web citizen has friends
- 62. the web citizen has enemies
- 63. the web citizen has agency
- 65. Activities
- 66. noun verb noun [context]
- 67. Chris tweeted Niches bitches! from SMS
- 68. Chris bought 300 from Amazon.com
- 69. FriendFeed
- 70. Contacts, friends & identity
- 71. Dopplr
- 72. Pownce
- 76. Twitter
- 77. Brightkite
- 78. Permissions
- 79. Basecamp
- 80. Plaxo Pulse
- 81. Flickr & Yahoo! Mash
- 82. Brightkite
- 83. Fire Eagle & Dopplr
- 84. Groupings
- 85. barackobama.com
- 86. Upcoming
- 87. The DiSo Project
- 92. End. Neural network images by Mark Miller