FAQ
What is a community?
A community is a group of people who share a common purpose, interest, or goal, interact regularly, and work collaboratively to achieve mutual benefits.
What makes a strong community?
Trust, shared values, open communication, and active participation are core contributors to a strong, resilient community.
What Is the Lender’s Formula?
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How can I get involved in my community?
Participation can include joining events, volunteering, contributing skills, attending meetings, providing feedback, or joining discussion groups..
What roles exist within a community?
Communities may have roles such as leaders, managers, experts, and engaged members. Sometimes, roles are formal, while in other cases, all members contribute equally or as needed.
How do communities grow or shrink?
Not all communities need to grow. Factors like active member engagement, recruitment, and planned onboarding affect size. Smart growth focuses on quality and sustainable scale rather than just numbers.
How do I provide feedback to my community?
Feedback can be shared through meetings, online surveys, forums, and workshops. It helps ensure decisions reflect the needs and ideas of all members.
Can a community be managed by one person?
While possible, communities benefit from distributed roles and backup plans to avoid burnout and ensure sustainability as members’ availability changes.
What is onboarding in a community?
Onboarding is a process for welcoming and integrating new members, often involving introductions and guidance to foster engagement and a sense of belonging.
Can I Ask You for Advice?
Any time you can contact us via email. Our team will contact you.