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Community doesn't sell (...) Don't market the word "community" - community is a term that is subjective to the people who are participating in that "community". It's not up to the host of any social space to declare that someone else is or is not a part of the community. My recommendation to organizations hosting community spaces is to ban the use of the word community in all communications. We've followed this edict at SchwabLearning.org for the four years I have been there. It's forced us to be direct about what we offer and what value it can have for parents. (...) - Scott [Half Public/Half Private]
En commentaire à propos d'un courriel de sollicitation demandant à "construire la communauté", Scott apporte de bons arguments en faveur de NE PAS utiliser le terme communauté. Une référence de Commoncraft au fil RSS-XML de laquelle je me suis abonné.
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