If you are NOT interested in community opportunities, please vote for this. This is important because if a critical mass of Museum 2.0 readers don't really want to have conversations with other practitioners, we'll be looking for a tool/activity that serves a much more intimate group.
I think the blog is a great top-layer. It would be nice to be able to have discussions in a "reception area" so to speak. It's sort of like going to a really great talk and then having people to talk with afterward over coffee, and it's even better when you get to talk to the speaker! As I said in one of my other comments, the blog is a great "instigation" tool. It gets others thinking, and focuses the conversation for a time on one (current?) topic of interest. It might also be fun to see what other "instigators" might offer. That way there's not so much pressure on Nina to have to always come up with new stuff, and other people will undoubtedly have other interesting perspectives.
Just for clarification, I don't mean that there have to necessarily be other posters on the main Museums 2.0 blog, but the IDEA of a rotating primary poster with responses from the community is interesting to me, perhaps using another tool.
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Yes! I would love this!
Eh. This one's not for me.
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