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I like the community feel of this, and the focus on reasons "to do" something rather than not. Like any community site, there's challenges getting the group to
by JacobAldridge 14y ago
I like the community feel of this, and the focus on reasons "to do" something rather than not.
Like any community site, there's challenges getting the group to a point where it has traction.
There's also the 'will this actually help?' question in my mind. Specifically, if someone is thinking about doing something (like writing a book) hard enough to post it here, then they probably have enough good reasons to go for it. There's just something stopping them - fear of time, not knowing how etc. Perhaps threads would evolve from Why into How - knowing Why to do something is essential, but not knowing How kills a lot of great ideas as well.
- pretotyper 14y agoThanks JacobAldridge. Linking the how is something we want to consider for sure. I'm particularly interested in the getting traction part. Finding the early adopters who will try something new and who will contribute even if the site is still in a pretotype or MVP state. Any suggestions/comments/best practices you recommend for user seeding and adoption? Cheers.