Looking smaller, we see that a group of 2 can be tremendously creative (ask any parent), but often has insufficient resources and thus requires deep commitment by both parties. Read More] Tracked on Mar 14, 2004 10:19:02 AM » 150 from Lifelong Learning ?SocialSoftware??Robin via Seb’s weblog. MORE >>

edited later for a silly typo) Share and Enjoy: 23 responses so far 23 Responses to “More on community management (part 3 or “what’s in a name&# )&# # Zak Greant on 29 Apr 2008 at 7:13 am I’ve always liked Community Advocate or Ombuds (which is why I guess that these are the titles that I used at MySQL and Mozilla) Cheers! MORE >>

edited later for a silly typo) Share and Enjoy: 23 responses so far 23 Responses to “More on community management (part 3 or “what’s in a name&# )&# # Zak Greant on 29 Apr 2008 at 7:13 am I’ve always liked Community Advocate or Ombuds (which is why I guess that these are the titles that I used at MySQL and Mozilla) Cheers! MORE >>

edited later for a silly typo) Share and Enjoy: 23 responses so far 23 Responses to “More on community management (part 3 or “what’s in a name&# )&# # Zak Greant on 29 Apr 2008 at 7:13 am I’ve always liked Community Advocate or Ombuds (which is why I guess that these are the titles that I used at MySQL and Mozilla) Cheers! MORE >>

edited later for a silly typo) Share and Enjoy: 23 responses so far 23 Responses to “More on community management (part 3 or “what’s in a name&# )&# # Zak Greant on 29 Apr 2008 at 7:13 am I’ve always liked Community Advocate or Ombuds (which is why I guess that these are the titles that I used at MySQL and Mozilla) Cheers! MORE >>