The Central Texas Corinthian
Why this forum is successful
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, March 28th, 2015 at 6:11 AM (3173 Views)
It takes At Least Five People for an online community to be successful.
http://globalguerrillas.typepad.com/...l-the-rul.html
A key factor in this is that it requires five individuals dedicated to sharing of collective intelligence. Not just five random people.Everywhere we went, people asked the same question: why is Wikipedia such a success, while my wiki languishes? What do you need to achieve critical mass? The answer, Jimmy said, is five people. Five individuals dedicated to an altruistic sharing of collective intelligence should be enough to produce a flowering similar to Wikipedia. Jimbo has learned, through experience, that the “minor” language versions of Wikipedia (languages with less than 10 million native speakers), need at least five steady contributors to become self-sustaining. In the many wikis Jimbo oversees through his commercial arm, Wikia, he’s noted the same phenomenon time and again. Five people mark the tipping point between a hobby and a nascent hyperintelligence.0 Thanks, 0 Likes, 0 Dislikes, 0 LOL, 0 Saddened by, 0 WTF