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Anyone trying to organize a block party faces this problem, as do those trying to initiate an online community (for their “2.0″ employees or colleges in their industry). The problem is getting participation. In the Enterprise 2.0 parlance, it’s called Adoption — sometimes penetration, usage, heads, or some other term that conveys a notion of participation. [...]
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Last week my friend “Maria” called me asking for advice. She told me the following story and I wanted to share it with you. I’ll change some non-significant details for her privacy. I’ll note that I’m neither an expert in Facebook privacy details, nor in Asperger’s syndrome — but have familiarity with both. The purpose of [...]
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I’m sitting in the airport, waiting for hours for my flight to board. I’m reminded of a childhood story series of the mythical town of Chelm – where the people are foolish, and the wise men are the most foolish of them all. One year after they built the train station in Chelm, many of [...]
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