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There is a live demo here https://p2customers.p2.blog/ https://p2customers.p2.blog/ I don't get it. Looks like a regular news wall with endless scrolling and c
by user5994461 6y ago
There is a live demo here https://p2customers.p2.blog/ https://p2customers.p2.blog/
I don't get it. Looks like a regular news wall with endless scrolling and comments expanded.
Except anybody can post an announcement on top? and the previous ones disappear under the constant flow?
- tootie 6y agoThe idea here (I think) is that this is meant for use within an enterprise. Like a corporate wiki, but organized more like an aggregator site. I've seen a few similar products that were like enterprise facebook or enterprise twitter. They are sorta useful, but it's hard to get enough engagement to be worthwhile. Your company needs at least a few thousand people in order for them to generate enough content to keep people interested.
- georgestephanis 6y agoFor context, a8c started using a prior version of p2 like eleven or twelve years ago, when we were positively dozens of people. We have smaller p2s for teams of three to four people. tl;dr: nah, doesn't need thousands of people to be useful.
- vosper 6y ago"a8c" is Automattic (makers of Wordpress) for anyone who was confused. Obligatory "Mean Girls" ;) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pubd-spHN-0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pubd-spHN-0
- dboreham 6y agoLotus Notes?
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- artpi 6y agoWe DON'T post announcements there, rearely links. The core way we use P2s is to write a thought-out internal memos. Ideally, ever-green ones, that require time to chew on and asynchronous feedback. My P2 posts are quite often 1000 chars+, I sometimes even write footnotes. (I work for Automattic)