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Of all things, community work should be a place where we can have an abundance mentality.Permalink On twitter.com
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Someone else's "success" (seemingly measured in twitter followers?) in community work doesn't take anything from anyone.Permalink On twitter.com
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Also: that is a shit metric of success. The real success of community work comes in doing something you enjoy and having people value it.Permalink On twitter.com
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Also IME people being inappropachable because they "famous" is heavily a numbers game. It's hard to reply to a lot of tweets / DMs / emails.On twitter.com
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Most "successful" community members have been working at it - evenings, weekends - for a long time. Longevity and output is very effective.Permalink On twitter.com
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Main point: this doesn't take anything from anyone. There is room for more, and there should be more. IMO True of all community work.Permalink On twitter.com
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Also maybe we should talk about how these complaints are invariably by men and the thinly veiled targets are invariably women.Permalink On twitter.com