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Chris Dixon
@cdixon.eth
What’s the best way to measure the health of a community?
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Sriram Krishnan
@sriramk.eth
Very dependent on nature of community but almost always has some connection to - strength of core ties - # of new connections/relationships being made - frequency of engagement
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@balazsbezi.eth
one example: How would you feel if you could no longer be a part of this community? A) Very disappointed B) Somewhat disappointed C) Not disappointed
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Brenner
@brenner.eth
Number of couples that met in the community and became life partners
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Les Greys
@les
Using FC open-graph as sample + data availability. - high level DAU + growth. - Identity graph - strongest nodes (users), qty & quality. - Time-lapse identity graph to see shift on users & usage - NLP to parse cast, see topics, maybe sentiment - Surveys.
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@aizimuthal
stop moderating it for a bit and see how well the quality holds up
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Goksu Toprak
@gt
Rate of conversion from community members to collective members. How likely to get participation from the members indicating skin in the game.
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kat ✨
@kat
would say referrals but web3 adds extrinsic incentive. health metrics aside, a lonnnnngggg unpaid survey — in addition to the responses, what % is engaged enough to care about sharing their feedback / how confident are they that sharing feedback will lead to change?
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Aaron Suplizio
@aps
Above and beyond size and growth of community: 1/ Engagement of user base 2/ Sentiment of responses, positive = better (similar to what Jack alluded to with conversation “health”) 3/ NPS 4/ Delight (see @delightscale on the bird app)
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Shobhit
@shobhit
average time spent in community
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nadia
@nadia
Depends on goals of the community. You’d need to think holistically about the community member lifecycle from activation, through engagement, retention and healthy or unhealthy churn. Don’t remember if it had metrics but https://www.people-and.com/get-together-book is quite good.
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Dave Morin
@davemorin
By the mental health of its members.
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Jayme Hoffman
@jayme
Frequency + Engagement How frequently are community members sharing, helping each other and make friends? How much are members getting out of the community with each engagement (clicks, views, befriending members)?
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Mengxi Lu
@mengxi
When i was at Tumblr many moons ago, we tried many metrics but "repost (RT)" to "post (original content)" was always the most insightful.
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Bharat
@bharat
Decentralized decision making but not a vetocracy so new resolutions are being proposed and passed Documentation, especially for onboarding newcomers, being regularly updated so barrier to entry is low Growth is mostly via word of mouth ETH community is a great benchmark
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Sean
@alphonse86
Short answer: total number of users, acceleration of new sign ups, engagements amongst sign ups, turnover rates. Long answer: define health, moral relativism comes in to play when measuring one community and its values to another.
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