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I’d like to show you how I see Profile, Identity, Reputation and Trust online. The quick and dirty version:
We create a Profile (My Account) on a site, we make friends and add applications and groups and events to define Identity. We interact over time, offering content and comments and ratings which gains us a Reputation. That Reputation is then turned into a Trust factor – we decide how trustworthy a social network member is by the way they fill out their profile, by the connections they make, and by the content they submit, all of which is over time, which is why Social Media is a long term engagement. (me, so no link )
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Via Scoop.it – Online Communities and Social Networks

Want to monitor a Brand Page like CocaCola or Facebook’s Marketing Page on iGoogle or another RSS reader? It can be done but it’s not obvious.
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Via Scoop.it – Online Communities and Social Networks

Make short url for google+ profile…. eg. http://gplus.to/silkcharm goes to my Google Plus profile.
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Via Scoop.it – Online Communities and Social Networks

How to moderate or manage a forum or online community using moderators and admins. Moderators Rap Sheet:I use the rap sheet to track naughty and allegedly naughty members. It is a thread or section that tracks:the members logon name,any aliases (members create Jekyll and Hide profiles so they can vent occasionally) ,IP addresses (all of them, from year dot),email addresses (all of them, from verified signup email to noone@nowhere.com changes), (read on)
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Via Scoop.it – Online Communities and Social Networks

“None of the people from the beginning thought it would get this big.”… Business Insider sat down with Arnone for the inside scoop behind the how and why Occupy started and where it’s eventually heading. [Great insight into how a campaign in online communities is built, ground up]
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