these emails
i suspect that the '2,179 members' figure includes many duplicates,
dropouts, old accounts, spammers and even the dear departed
perhaps it's more like 20%. what if it's really closer to 50% and
there's really only about 300 people here?
btw, from my point of view "all the other vloggers" is really the same
as saying "all the other people"
it's just a matter of time
now you're talking about a real gap - i think it's called the "digital
divide" ;)
what's your suggestion for bridging it matt?
mine is simple: open workshops where people help each other with all
aspects of personal media
LeanBackVids.com wrote:
>Out of curiosity, I decided take a closer look at the use of this
>Yahoo Group. Here are the results...
>
>The last 1,000 messages were analyzed from May 8, 2006 back to April
>20, 2006 (18.5 days)...
>
>Only 152 unique users posted (7% of the total 2,179 members).
>
>...
>
>The point of all this? To validate my concerns...
>
>It is my opinion that this group is very closed off from the rest of
>the video blogging world. Sure it is very tight-knit and friendly,
>but the group seems to have hovered around the 50-250 participating
>members since last year. There must be a way to bridge the gap
>between all the other vloggers.
>
>
>
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