Comparing Issues Forums
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Revision as of 14:59, 7 September 2007 by 209.162.13.194 (Talk) (New page: Issues Forums are like blogs in that: * An individual, the forum manager, provides leadership. * Technically speaking, an Issues Forum is a massive multi-editor blog. * Like blogs, our Iss...)
Issues Forums are like blogs in that:
- An individual, the forum manager, provides leadership.
- Technically speaking, an Issues Forum is a massive multi-editor blog.
- Like blogs, our Issues Forums have "web feeds".
- A good Issues Forum, like a good blog can play a strong political agenda-setting role in a community.
- You can share links and comment on content from across the web.
- People who are not register can choose to view it on the web.
Issues Forum are not like most blogs in that:
- Issues Forums are many-to-many. Blogs tend to be one to many. You really need a blog to have standing in the blogosphere. Issues Forums are more democratically equitable by design.
- Most people receive the e-mail version making an Issues Forum more broadcast like.
- Any registered participant may start a new topic or add a comment via e-mail or the web.
- All comments must be signed with a participants real name.
- Anyone can start a new topic of conversation.
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