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I agree. I think a sense of community is the main driver of quality comments: that's why news sites and YouTube have such poor comments, because most people f
by waqf 15y ago
I agree. I think a sense of community is the main driver of quality comments: that's why news sites and YouTube have such poor comments, because most people followed a link to that specific article/video and have no long-term relationship with the site; whereas forums on a site devoted to a single topic do much less badly.
But I don't think real names are strongly causally connected to a sense of community.
- nickzoic 15y agoFor a good example, see advrider.com, which has free and (mostly) pseudonymous accounts but a great sense of community.