Good Community @GoodCommBlog

-Account deactivated- Bringing people together, for good. A consultancy focused on wellbeing, good practice, and supporting non-profits. goodcommunity.co.uk Joined January 2019

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Madeleine Sugden 🌎 @madlinsudn

3 years ago

What has Twitter ever done for us? Well, apart from the fundraising, the connections, the awareness raising, the fun, the community.... madlinblog.wordpress.com/2022/11/14/hig…

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here's your reminder @tinycarebot

3 years ago

🌿: please spend a bit of time outside if you can

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Good Community @GoodCommBlog

3 years ago

Advice for nonprofits and charities re the new Twitter Blue age...

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Community Signal @communitysignal

3 years ago

While you can expect some community, moderation, trust, and safety resources to suck up to Elon Musk, take Twitter's money, and even pay for a blue check (lol), we won't. We'll stay for now to educate on good practices, but please follow us on Mastodon. mastodon.social/@communitysign…

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Calm @calm

3 years ago

Slowing down doesn't mean giving up.

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Self Care Bot @selfcare_bot

3 years ago

It's okay if you don't make it to the end of your to-do list today. 📋

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Community Signal @communitysignal

3 years ago

“We think about [stress on trust and safety pros] usually in the context of the worst of the worst content ... but there are many little things in the course of doing trust and safety work that could accumulate, and stress is cumulative.” –@adelin ▶️communitysignal.com/fostering-resi…

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Richard Millington @RichMillington

3 years ago

Forums aren't going to die. But the number of use cases where forums is the best solution will continue to shrink. For high-volume, search-indexed, fully integrated support communities - nothing beats them. #CMGR

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Richard Millington @RichMillington

3 years ago

I think we fall fall victim to the simplicity bias. If an idea is intuitive and easy to understand, we expect it to be true. But communities are really, really messy. The psychology, technology, data - all messy. Few rules are absolute. Be wary of "Every [x] is [y]" arguments.