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Friday, December 15, 2006

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Tim

What Motivates People to Participate in Online Communities?

Mainly, the internal motivation model would seem to be good news for organizations seeking to build online communities. Simply provide lots of opportunities for users to solve problems, express themselves, interact, and be publicly organized. Appeal to their vanity, their ambition, and their desire to be part of a group. Don’t even pay people — just feed their addiction!

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