Notation distortion Duplex organization. The boundaries of some larger communities are twofold.

  • A set of “participants” and a set of “operators”
  • A place for “broad and shallow communication” and a place for “deep and narrow communication

Only a small enough community can produce anything beneficial from it.

  • My skin feeling in Nishio is that only about 30 people can assemble for one event.
    • A “person you met only once at an event” does not function as a human network.
    • Once a year,” “several times a year,” “once a month,” “once a week,” and so on, gradually becoming a dense network.
    • Considering the case of the Unexplored Boost Conference, an annual camp with a common goal is an effective network builder.
  • A similar concept is proposed by Number of Dunbars.

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