Month: February 2013

Sagazone, a community for the 50+ founded by Saga, is dead. Recently there have been complaints about content posted in the Soapbox and Debate Zone.

There are two schools of thought. First, when you grow a community, each member sees the possibility of having a bigger impact. They have an

Discourse looks interesting. It looks sleek, modern, and displays most of what people need. It’s also open-source. It might be a fantastic new community platform.

It’s tricky to find many well-designed community sites on Drupal (or at all). Too many focus on content. They place the content at the top

Your job description probably covers about 30% of what you should be doing.  It probably prioritises being reactive over being proactive. It probably doesn't embrace

When was the last time you applied something you learnt at a conference?  Most are great for highlighting new ideas, some are terrific for networking,

Take a look at this 40,000 word debate between Wikipedia editors about whether to capitalize the ‘i’ in the name Star Trek: i/Into Darkness.  For

Imagine you attended a meetup for a new hobby.  You were introduced to people, but most of the regulars only spoke to other regulars. Imagine