Successful online communities have a low bar to entry. As a result they aren’t as cohesize as a hierachical institution where you can simply order a group to make some decision via Delphi.
LessWrong is a network. It’s no hierachical institution and isn’t market driven.
Successful online communities have a low bar to entry. As a result they aren’t as cohesize as a hierachical institution where you can simply order a group to make some decision via Delphi.
LessWrong is a network. It’s no hierachical institution and isn’t market driven.
If you want some high level understanding of the network paradigma, I recommend “In Search of How Societies Work” by David Ronfeld.