The first session of Supernova is over and, although I will summarize my thoughts later in the day, I would like to highlight a few things.
In a room full of fast talking technorati, Craig Newmark (Customer Service Rep and Founder of Craigslist.org) managed to steal the show with his one unique point of differentiation; Trust.
Craig said something to this effect when commenting on User Generated Media, Content and Communities
“People are very trustworthy, people are very good. As long as you help out the good guys, they will help you police the site”.
In his usual simple manner, Craig managed to effect people with his loyalty and devotion to the goodness in us all. Try feeding that strategy to the CEO’s of the world!
In a room full of fast talking technorati, Craig Newmark (Customer Service Rep and Founder of Craigslist.org) managed to steal the show with his one unique point of differentiation; Trust.
Craig said something to this effect when commenting on User Generated Media, Content and Communities
“People are very trustworthy, people are very good. As long as you help out the good guys, they will help you police the site”.
In his usual simple manner, Craig managed to effect people with his loyalty and devotion to the goodness in us all. Try feeding that strategy to the CEO’s of the world!