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RE: Booming Support Communities: Need for new Applications
That's certainly a lot of research @stef1, so well done for taking the initiative!
Long term viability in communities takes a dedicated team and those people have to understand that keeping a community active takes a lot of work. Many — sadly — get going with great enthusiasm, but treat their projects more like a one-time lottery win, than the work it actually is.
I agree, many starting with enthusiasm but burn out soon. To be successful on Steemit it is a marathon and not a sprint. The other side is a good team with the same view and goal, having different people with different priorities under one hat is already programmed for loss.
Also, from any project the organisers need feedback, otherwise temptation of misusing is always there.
"To be successful on Steemit it is a marathon and not a sprint."
It is absolutely right, although this is also true in many areas of life, in Steemit this maxim is especially useful.
Agree, when we think about any project that it is something that will need consistency and work on daily basis then we reach good results too.