Design for Community: The Art of Connecting Real People in Virtual Places

Derek Powazek

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From the Publisher: Behind your monitor is a world of real people who have something to say. Giving them the power to communicate with each other on your website means beginning an intimate relationship. And like any relationship, it can be the best thing that's ever happened to you ... or the worst. Turning your static content/commerce site into a dynamic community takes more than CGI scripts. Inside you'll find priceless advice, personal stories of success and failure, and time-tested solutions for fostering positive web communities.

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