Comments on: Autumn talk, part 3: Greyzone communities http://copyriot.se/2008/10/25/autumn-talk-part-3-greyzone-communities/ Multiplication can produce powerful numbers Mon, 15 Mar 2010 21:30:59 +0000 hourly 1 By: Bo http://copyriot.se/2008/10/25/autumn-talk-part-3-greyzone-communities/comment-page-1/#comment-26887 Bo Thu, 20 Nov 2008 23:12:05 +0000 http://copyriot.se/?p=486#comment-26887 The hard part is constructing a diverse greyzone community that is optimal size. The 17-23 person community allows camraderie and the possibility of trust. When comparing and recommending art/music/files the value of trust is very important. Without it the recommendation falls on deaf ears. Most people only trust close friends when it comes to recommendations, esp. when it comes to actually viewing/listening to those recommendations. This creates a small community BUT it is usually very specific in its tastes (i.e. your friends like music you like already so recommend music u have probably heard already). Ideally a greyzone would be a global one with the same size (17-23), that way building trust is possible as is the cultural melting pot it creates. As with all global endevours the difficulty comes with peicing together an ideal greyzone. You might love british indie rock and connect with someone in India about music, but all this social conversation would be near useless if they only love british indie rock. Your discussions would not be as diverse as they could be. Diversity is what a greyzone community should be aiming for. A group of people (17-23 persons) that have a similar interest in discovering music on a global level, and that can trust each others taste/judgement in the arts enough to actually search out the recommendations given. But thats just me. :) Sorry bout the spelling errors. The hard part is constructing a diverse greyzone community that is optimal size. The 17-23 person community allows camraderie and the possibility of trust. When comparing and recommending art/music/files the value of trust is very important. Without it the recommendation falls on deaf ears. Most people only trust close friends when it comes to recommendations, esp. when it comes to actually viewing/listening to those recommendations. This creates a small community BUT it is usually very specific in its tastes (i.e. your friends like music you like already so recommend music u have probably heard already). Ideally a greyzone would be a global one with the same size (17-23), that way building trust is possible as is the cultural melting pot it creates. As with all global endevours the difficulty comes with peicing together an ideal greyzone. You might love british indie rock and connect with someone in India about music, but all this social conversation would be near useless if they only love british indie rock. Your discussions would not be as diverse as they could be. Diversity is what a greyzone community should be aiming for. A group of people (17-23 persons) that have a similar interest in discovering music on a global level, and that can trust each others taste/judgement in the arts enough to actually search out the recommendations given.

But thats just me. :)

Sorry bout the spelling errors.

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