We will forever be having the conversation about what
it takes to build community. During this chat we weighed in
about the Dunbar Number and the latest FB changes.
The topics:
T1: How would you define a “meaningful” relationship? How has social media changed that definition for you?
T2: How does the Dunbar Number help you think about or understand relationships generated on & sustained by #chsocm?
T2a: How does the number 150 align with your personal experience of using social media to build church & faith?
T2b: Is this a useful number to use for ministry online or offline? If so, how so?
T3: What will you do with FB’s latest changes? How will they make it easier to use for #chsocm?
T4: Now that we’re two weeks into 2013, any new plans for using #chsocm?
T2: How does the Dunbar Number help you think about or understand relationships generated on & sustained by #chsocm?
T2a: How does the number 150 align with your personal experience of using social media to build church & faith?
T2b: Is this a useful number to use for ministry online or offline? If so, how so?
T3: What will you do with FB’s latest changes? How will they make it easier to use for #chsocm?
T4: Now that we’re two weeks into 2013, any new plans for using #chsocm?
Tonight's chat moderated by Meredith Gould (@meredithgould)
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100-200 regular contacts is what you are limited to http://bit.ly/Wc1mUD - this summarises some recent research on whether technology allows the limits suggested by dunbar to be exceeded
and is 100-200 contacts what we are limited to? - http://bit.ly/P4oUMu - this summarises other bits of research on: a) the average american's network; b) whether social networking sites can add trust to weak ties to move beyond dunbar limits
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