Q2: What are the best tools to bring activists to your site? #mybxb

Q2 Covering issues that are important to them and sharing it where they're talking about it. Forums, Google Groups, etc. #mybxb

Q2 Realizing that sometimes you've got to get outside of the Facebook, Twitter driving traffic approach #mybxb

#mybxb q2: I'm not sure I understand the question. I'm engaging my readers, not activists. Or is that jargon?

@me3dia re:activists - more referring to stakeholders in the community #mybxb

#mybxb @mybxb OK, gotcha. Well, write about them — that's an easy way. :)

#mybxb Q2: we try align our platform w/ppl's goals. ppl have LTD time, so it's a matter of pkging @TheRapidian so it props up their goal

#mybxb Q2: we know if we're just one more thing on their towering list of to-dos, the stream of contributions won't be sustainable.

#mybxb q2 We've never found it difficult to attract community activists & nonprofiteers; they found us very early on.

Q2 The "activists" are looking for outlets that aren't always covering the same old things all of the time. #mybxb

Community leaders are easy to find, if you just reach out to them with your mission, they are usually super excited to work with you. #mybxb

#mybxb agreed w/@gsamek & @me3dia. we're pure citizen journalism, so issue is getting across strength of "show, don't tell" (editorializing)

@gsamek Agreed. #mybxb