What is a core value of community building according to you?

Being honest and helpful. Think of each other and support one another. Any community has a topic that attracts like-minded people and creates discussions around it.

Having a clear purpose so there is alignment and enthusiasm

Many values to pick from. Positivy and inclusion will definitely help community members build stronger bonds and keep it alive!

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Build your Social Village by finding your niche audience to foster proper growth and feedback. Find a group of 20-30 people you resonate with on at least three subject areas and build a small niche community around those individuals. You can do this with various software such as Clubhouse Clubs, Twitter Groups, Discord Servers, direct messaging, etc. Make it your goal as a community leader to help others and begin to work together to help each other to grow.

Focus on UoV - A user “produces” a unit of value (UoV) for other users to “consume”. As a community builder, your focus should be around it initially and ever.

Collaboration with people who share the same passion, open-mindedness to approaches different than yours and contribution to a greater purpose, definitely.

Generosity :)

My definition of community involvement is to be service-minded and to find ways to provide value to others.

Engagement. Whether it is socially motivated, educational/informative, or for networking - the Community leaders must be engaged.