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    • Riddim Vision
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    • Why Us
    • How Can We Build A Platform For A Better Future?
      • We Start With Our Internal Systems
      • Invest In Building a new definition of "Engagement"
      • Stop Looking At People As Objects
      • Brands Reach Are Key
    • What We Do
    • Market Overview
    • What Are Influencers, Micro-Influencers, And Organic Advocates?
    • Crowd Vs Communities
    • Riddim Social Core App Concepts
      • User Rewards
      • Tiers of influence
      • Brand Score
  • How Are We Moderated?
  • Product Edge
  • Crypto and nfts
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    • Metaverse Plans
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Crowd Vs Communities

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Last updated 9 months ago

What is a crowd?

A crowd is structured with one leader and a number of individuals.

The leader speaks at individuals and the individuals have no communication with each other. The message is controlled by the leader. For example, a politician speaking to an enormous audience. Another example is a celeb such as Logan Paul hosting a podcast. The only way for the viewers to communicate is to direct message him after. Logan may not even see it and therefore not reply. This is strictly one-way communication as the leader is speaking AT the audience.

What is a group or community?

In a community people usually join over a shared purpose.

People interact with one another and individuals' thoughts and opinions matter. We discuss and make decisions together. In a community, every individual is important. Individuals mentor new participants and help to referee disputes.