@nnennazuh @mholzschlag a thread on some of the things your conversation about web3 management .. brought to mind .. 1. The more things change, the more things stay the same . SecondLife, BBS and communities like "the WELL" leave clues to how to manage communities.

2.related books like "Guerilla Marketing on the Internet: The Definitive Guide from the Father of Guerilla Marketing " can be good guide for online community managers abebooks.com/9781599181943/G…

Wow I remember that book! What year did it come out? Can you see original publishing date? I seem to remember it was a very long time ago or maybe it's a later Edition? I'd love to know because the Gorilla Marketing Concept was very aggressive at least in the early days.

That particular one was published in 2008 . The tactics in the online version as well as the one for small business were less aggressive ..

It must be a later Edition or rewrite because The Guerrilla Marketing Concept was very early like 94 or 95 perhaps?

yes it I think that is to a later edition . I was trying to find the guerrilla marketing guide to BBS. , which i thought existed, and i think i had a copy of it somewhere in my house. Or maybe i just imagined it. but i am pretty sure they published one for online communities

That I do not remember specific to bbs's in fact I'm not sure I remember too many books about bbs's at all. We had a local magazine that was pretty cool and kept lists of local single line and multi-line PBS is in their various topics and social interactions and events. So cool.

Another good BBS book . by a Contributor to boardwatch magazine was , " Creating Successful Bulletin Board Systems " by Allan D. Bryant bit.ly/3RxLvSs