The Evolution and Nature of Community Groups
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The document discusses different types of communities including human, animal, and online communities. It notes that communities are defined by shared values, goals, and experiences rather than just shared interests. While online communities can form more quickly, they still operate within the social and political contexts of the real world. The rise of online networks has led to new forms of global governance shaped by many entities, with individuals gaining more power through technology to organize collectively. In conclusion, online communities are not inherently bad and can help connect isolated people while supporting interests and grieving. However, they require care and moderation.
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- 4. Single cell cluster See the patterns?
- 5. Aspen tree cluster Many tree tops; single root structure
- 6. Coral cluster Endangered community
- 7. Fish cluster School of fish
- 8. Bird cluster Flock of herons
- 9. Human cluster Human communities
- 10. Human cluster Obama inauguration day 2009
- 11. Clusters ≠ Communities Interest Groups
- 12. Interest Group Girl Scouts
- 13. Brand “community” (group) Harley Davidson
- 14. Gaming “community” (group) World of Warcraft – Second Life - others
- 15. Industry Community American Medical Association
- 17. Tech Corporate Community SEOmoz Community
- 18. Political Community Third Reich
- 21. Live trumps online The nature of communities
- 22. Human communication learning The nature of communities
- 23. Shared Values
- 24. Shared Goals
- 27. Faster Online communities “happen” faster
- 28. Reformation Online communities are reforming global and local power relationships
- 29. Communities in context Online communities operate in the context of the social & political worlds in which they are developed
- 30. Reformation Online communities are not exempt from the rules and norms of the world
- 33. Rise of Global Network Governance History shows ultimately it is the People who are in charge and new connective technologies only increase their power and ability to organize collective action “ Panarchy: Governance in the Network Age ” - Paul Hartzog
- 34. Rise of Global Network Governance
- 35. Parting Thoughts Online communities are not the scourge of the earth
- 36. Parting Thoughts They help isolated people to connect
- 37. Parting Thoughts Social communities connect disparate cultures
- 38. Parting Thoughts They support the grieving
- 39. Parting Thoughts Enable us to share our interests
- 40. Parting Thoughts And like fire, social communities require vigilance and care in handling
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