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What to Do When an Online Community Starts to Fail – Walter Frick – Harvard Business Review

What to Do When an Online Community Starts to Fail – Walter Frick – Harvard Business Review

November 8, 2013 By mark david mcCreary

Walter Frick looks at some online communities that may be starting to fail, and at the common advice about running online communities to see whether it might work.

Believe it or not, online communities have been the subject of study for at least 20 years at this point, much of which has focused on starting and scaling them.

See original article at hbr.org

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