When we consider new homes, where social capital is generally quite low - where we don't know anyone and they don't...
When we consider new homes, where social capital is generally quite low - where we don't know anyone and they don't know us; we have to anticipate that the process of creating the happy place we have had on G+ will not come overnight. I have tried to kick around some reasons for that in the linked wordpress posting.
Originally shared by Cade Johnson
some thoughts on how communities bank "goodwill" and how this might affect social networks. I think G+ has no measure of the social capital present here. Value which will be largely destroyed.
https://cadejohnson3.wordpress.com/2018/11/19/social-capital-and-social-networks/
Originally shared by Cade Johnson
some thoughts on how communities bank "goodwill" and how this might affect social networks. I think G+ has no measure of the social capital present here. Value which will be largely destroyed.
https://cadejohnson3.wordpress.com/2018/11/19/social-capital-and-social-networks/
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