Comments on: When’s a Community Worth the Time Online? http://quiverandquill.com/2006/01/whens-community-worth-time-online/ An idea resource for bloggers, media folks and curious people. Sun, 20 Jul 2008 13:29:24 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 By: Tish Grier http://quiverandquill.com/2006/01/whens-community-worth-time-online/#comment-13 Tish Grier Tue, 07 Feb 2006 20:44:00 +0000 http://quiverandquill.com/2006/01/whens-community-worth-time-online/#comment-13 Interesting meditation on communities...for me, though, it isn't the pre-fab communities like Gather and MySpace that work, but rather the other blogs I've gone and read, and the ones who have linked to me. There's just so much time in one day, and I actually like reading more about people who don't live around my block. It can, though, depend on what you're looking for from an on-line community. If I were looking for people to hang out with locally, I might use stuff like Gather (MySpace is a tad too young for me.) But since it's about reaching across the blogosphere, I prefer not using those kinds of features.<BR/><BR/>Good blog though :-)<BR/>T. Interesting meditation on communities…for me, though, it isn’t the pre-fab communities like Gather and MySpace that work, but rather the other blogs I’ve gone and read, and the ones who have linked to me. There’s just so much time in one day, and I actually like reading more about people who don’t live around my block. It can, though, depend on what you’re looking for from an on-line community. If I were looking for people to hang out with locally, I might use stuff like Gather (MySpace is a tad too young for me.) But since it’s about reaching across the blogosphere, I prefer not using those kinds of features.

Good blog though :-)
T.

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