Comments on: Explaning Niche and Community using the Reverse Maslow http://performancing.com/explaning-niches-and-community-using-the-reverse-maslow-2/ Helping Bloggers Succeed Tue, 16 Mar 2010 18:34:28 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: e.s. http://performancing.com/explaning-niches-and-community-using-the-reverse-maslow-2/comment-page-1/#comment-34663 e.s. Thu, 07 Jan 2010 12:44:57 +0000 #comment-34663 I don't necessarily agree with that theory. I think the reversed pyramid applies to online communities in a different way. People need to first self-actualize in order to interact in online communities. By this self-actualization you personify yourself online, give information about your interests, needs, goals in life etc. Later the interaction takes place: niches and groups are being formed based on those points of similarity between their members. I don’t necessarily agree with that theory. I think the reversed pyramid applies to online communities in a different way. People need to first self-actualize in order to interact in online communities. By this self-actualization you personify yourself online, give information about your interests, needs, goals in life etc. Later the interaction takes place: niches and groups are being formed based on those points of similarity between their members.

]]> By: Weekly Blogosphere Roundup - November 5, 2009 < The BassLine http://performancing.com/explaning-niches-and-community-using-the-reverse-maslow-2/comment-page-1/#comment-34111 Weekly Blogosphere Roundup - November 5, 2009 < The BassLine Thu, 05 Nov 2009 19:03:41 +0000 #comment-34111 [...] Explaning Niche and Community using the Reverse Maslow [...] [...] Explaning Niche and Community using the Reverse Maslow [...]

]]> By: Andy Merrett http://performancing.com/explaning-niches-and-community-using-the-reverse-maslow-2/comment-page-1/#comment-34057 Andy Merrett Mon, 02 Nov 2009 15:20:07 +0000 #comment-34057 "because while it is a noun it’s usual implementation is an adjective." I think you mean "because while it is a noun, its usual implementation is an adjective." Also, that semicolon isn't being used correctly. A comma would have done just fine. Before you split hairs, ESNT, it's worth checking over your own comment. :) “because while it is a noun it’s usual implementation is an adjective.”

I think you mean “because while it is a noun, its usual implementation is an adjective.”

Also, that semicolon isn’t being used correctly. A comma would have done just fine.

Before you split hairs, ESNT, it’s worth checking over your own comment. :)

]]> By: Jayvee Fernandez http://performancing.com/explaning-niches-and-community-using-the-reverse-maslow-2/comment-page-1/#comment-34053 Jayvee Fernandez Mon, 02 Nov 2009 03:00:51 +0000 #comment-34053 noted with thanks! noted with thanks!

]]> By: Explain Spellcheckers & Niche Things http://performancing.com/explaning-niches-and-community-using-the-reverse-maslow-2/comment-page-1/#comment-34052 Explain Spellcheckers & Niche Things Mon, 02 Nov 2009 01:03:53 +0000 #comment-34052 Explain Spellcheckers & Niche Things ... Not to split hairs but it is a good idea to check your grammar and spelling. Niche is (almost) never plural; because while it is a noun it's usual implementation is an adjective. Oh, and titles ... may be they're the hardest thing to spell check because in most blogging software they're written in their own field that may or may not have spell checking enabled. Either way, they're important enough to thoroughly review (not just for readers but search engines, too). Explain Spellcheckers & Niche Things …

Not to split hairs but it is a good idea to check your grammar and spelling. Niche is (almost) never plural; because while it is a noun it’s usual implementation is an adjective.

Oh, and titles … may be they’re the hardest thing to spell check because in most blogging software they’re written in their own field that may or may not have spell checking enabled. Either way, they’re important enough to thoroughly review (not just for readers but search engines, too).

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