Amy Sample Ward has this great line in a blog post about her interview with Clay Shirky: “So, perhaps the changing role of nonprofit organizations in the online
space is not one of playing catch-up to the early adopters and
hyper-connected individuals, nor is it one of “friending” big names or
joining every platform; but is one of strategically convening
supporters to create dynamic connections across the community”.
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