オーディエンスとコミュニティの違いとは？ | ブログ

[justin (Justin DiRose)]

オーディエンスとコミュニティは十分に似ているため、基本的に同じもののようです。実際には、これは真実とはかなり異なります。

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これは、https://blog.discourse.org/2022/02/audience-vs-community の元のエントリのコンパニオントピックです。

[Decorbuz]

またしても、素晴らしいブログ記事でした！

このような比較をさらに多く作成していただけると嬉しいです。以前の比較も非常に賢明でした（そして、それについて良いことしか言えませんでした）！

How Social Networks Differ from Communities | Blog

On the surface, a social network and an online community can appear very similar. They both bring people together to share and discuss in a digital context. But when you dig in, there are stark differences between these two. This is a companion discussion topic for the original entry at https://blog.discourse.org/2022/02/social-network-community

How Social Networks Differ from Communities | Blog

This is extremely helpful (probably not in the way that was intended though). Trying to find the many differences between Discourse and social media isn’t as easy as one might think. Here’s a relevant topic. The algorithmically-sorted “feed” view is a major differentiator. It’s one of the defining features of most social media platforms. Discourse has a few similarities in that aspect, but it doesn’t really have anything that resembles a “feed” view, and in my opinion, that’s okay.

この比較を、私たちのプロジェクトのもう一つの重要なリソースとして使用させていただきます。重ねて感謝いたします！

Using Discourse as a social media platform

I’ve been pondering about this for a while now, but I’ve finally decided to get it off of my chest. Is Discourse customizable enough to be used as a proper (full-blown) social media platform? I’ve been dipping my toes into the world of start-ups lately. I have my own idea for a social network that combines the best of what brings people together online (more specifically, tech enthusiasts and people in the tech industry as a whole). While observing other social media platforms like Twitter and…