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Another Model of Great Groups



Examples
  • Open Source communities, e.g. Linux
  • Academic researches

Huge amount of participants and having all members sharing resources
  • Diversed and clustered communications
  • Scalability enables participants to have varieties of topics and viewpoints

The above factors boosts the capability through
  • being in the group is fruitful
    • "I can use their stuff and I can contribute as well."
  • not requiring members devote themselves
  • more chances to continue collaboration
    • change of interest spawns another group

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