http://twitter.com/myCMGR/status/287277432199856128
— My Community Manager (@myCMGR)Fri, Jan 04 2013 19:20:51- Q1. What is a private community? And how does it differ from a public community? #cmgrhangout
http://twitter.com/tamcdonald/status/287275675478523904
— Tim McDonald (@tamcdonald)Fri, Jan 04 2013 19:13:53 - 1) Not sure I'm answering the Q, but I love a private community. Best for collaboration, ppl more willing to speak up. #cmgrhangout
http://twitter.com/JennTelligent/status/287276404708630528
— Jenn Emerson (@JennTelligent)Fri, Jan 04 2013 19:16:46 - Would you ever pay to follow someone's Twitter account? #cmgrhangout
http://twitter.com/JennTelligent/status/287276737614716929
— Jenn Emerson (@JennTelligent)Fri, Jan 04 2013 19:18:06 - @JennTelligent That is a great answer, and so tru! People are more willingly to be open with a private community, more secure #cmgrhangout
http://twitter.com/lttlewys/status/287276742878588930
— Brandie McCallum (@lttlewys)Fri, Jan 04 2013 19:18:07 - @JennTelligent Yes, I have found generally (not always) the closed communities delve deeper into subjects #cmgrhangout.
http://twitter.com/CASUDI/status/287276750726107136
— CASUDI (@CASUDI)Fri, Jan 04 2013 19:18:09 - A1. A community protected by password that requires some type approval of membership. Some public comm. can have private areas. #cmgrhangout
http://twitter.com/AdoptACM/status/287276908813627392
— Mark Schwanke (@AdoptACM)Fri, Jan 04 2013 19:18:47 - Simple definition of a private community from @maddiegrant: you need a login to participate. #cmgrhangout
http://twitter.com/zodot/status/287276910814302208
— Zoë Geddes-Soltess (@zodot)Fri, Jan 04 2013 19:18:47 - @JennTelligent Would need a free trial first to determine value for myself... #cmgrhangout
http://twitter.com/becomingrateful/status/287276966145585152
— LC (@becomingrateful)Fri, Jan 04 2013 19:19:00 - Private communities are behind a password, says @maddiegrant #cmgrhangout
http://twitter.com/tamcdonald/status/287277108982603776
— Tim McDonald (@tamcdonald)Fri, Jan 04 2013 19:19:34 - A1. Private communities (in my exp) may be established for a specific purpose + set to last for a finite amt of time #cmgrhangout
http://twitter.com/jeffcarroll/status/287277109930496000
— Jeff Carroll (@jeffcarroll)Fri, Jan 04 2013 19:19:35 - A1. Private communities can extend brand building by giving brand ambassadors more direct contact with employees and even tasks #cmgrhangout
http://twitter.com/AdoptACM/status/287277350759059456
— Mark Schwanke (@AdoptACM)Fri, Jan 04 2013 19:20:32 - A1: Private communities are for limited time, niche purposes. i.e. beta testing a game. Should be part of larger community too #cmgrhangout
http://twitter.com/alexhayter/status/287277380073054208
— Alex Hayter (@alexhayter)Fri, Jan 04 2013 19:20:39 - @CASUDI Yes! That's what u need to consider when u set out to create a group. Is ur goal best suited to a private cmty? #cmgrhangout
http://twitter.com/JennTelligent/status/287277471550820353
— Jenn Emerson (@JennTelligent)Fri, Jan 04 2013 19:21:01 - @CASUDI @JennTelligent Private communities can be considered more of a safe space and encourage people to share more openly. #cmgrhangout
http://twitter.com/zodot/status/287277485039681538
— Zoë Geddes-Soltess (@zodot)Fri, Jan 04 2013 19:21:04 - @tamcdonald Behind a password, has a sense of exclusivity, has valuable, engaging content behind the login. #cmgrhangout
http://twitter.com/KristenCorpo/status/287277776577380352
— Kristen Corpolongo (@KristenCorpo)Fri, Jan 04 2013 19:22:13 - @tamcdonald A1) An example is MSFT Certified Trainers community. They get exclusive content, opportunities dedicated support. #cmgrhangout
http://twitter.com/Shih_Wei/status/287277839454195713
— Veronica Wei Sopher (@Shih_Wei)Fri, Jan 04 2013 19:22:28 - @CASUDI What's your goal? Generally, start out prvt, take advantage of exclusivity. Let mbrs kno will go pub @ some pt. #cmgrhangout
http://twitter.com/JennTelligent/status/287278827099521024
— Jenn Emerson (@JennTelligent)Fri, Jan 04 2013 19:26:24 - A1: The sensitivity of the content can dictate the need for private vs public. #cmgrhangout
http://twitter.com/idomedia/status/287279066799812610
— Robert Allen (@idomedia)Fri, Jan 04 2013 19:27:21 - A1. If you require an NDA you probably need a private community. #cmgrhangout
http://twitter.com/AdoptACM/status/287282975278759937
— Mark Schwanke (@AdoptACM)Fri, Jan 04 2013 19:42:53 - Q2. What are some ways associations can convert listserves into communities? #cmgrhangout
http://twitter.com/myCMGR/status/287277504799059968
— My Community Manager (@myCMGR)Fri, Jan 04 2013 19:21:09 - "Usability is really important in communities." —@maddiegrant #cmgrhangout
http://twitter.com/sherrierohde/status/287277996417630209
— Sherrie Rohde (@sherrierohde)Fri, Jan 04 2013 19:23:06 - usability in communities - not as easy to alert people as on a listserv - #cmgrhangout #cmgrhangout
http://twitter.com/howardgr/status/287278013425516544
— Howard Greenstein (@howardgr)Fri, Jan 04 2013 19:23:10 - @maddiegrant talking about shifting listservs into private communities & being prepared to lose some subscribers #cmgrhangout
http://twitter.com/rohrrr/status/287278254371520513
— Nicole V. Rohr (@rohrrr)Fri, Jan 04 2013 19:24:07
