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Leadership Do you share all your admin knowledge?
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For discussions around effective leadership styles and practices.
fdk
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I personally am always happy to share tips - more so especially because I'm not currently running a forum, and don't have plans to run one in the immediate near future, so I don't worry about competition or anything like that! (not that I worried overly about it before either 
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Ultimately, being a good admin is about the effort you put in. I'm always happy to share tips with people from my own previous success (although as I've said previously, I've had one big success and several failures, so my tips might not necessarily be "pro tips"!), but at the end of the day, tips and tricks will only get you so far. The ultimate measure of the success of your community will be primarily affected by the time & effort you're willing to dedicate to your forum as an admin.
)Ultimately, being a good admin is about the effort you put in. I'm always happy to share tips with people from my own previous success (although as I've said previously, I've had one big success and several failures, so my tips might not necessarily be "pro tips"!), but at the end of the day, tips and tricks will only get you so far. The ultimate measure of the success of your community will be primarily affected by the time & effort you're willing to dedicate to your forum as an admin.
Cedric
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Me too! I love sharing stuff and knowledge that I’ve gathered up for the last two decades. Otherwise I wouldn’t have made Administrata.I personally am always happy to share tips - more so especially because I'm not currently running a forum, and don't have plans to run one in the immediate near future, so I don't worry about competition or anything like that! (not that I worried overly about it before either
Ultimately, being a good admin is about the effort you put in. I'm always happy to share tips with people from my own previous success (although as I've said previously, I've had one big success and several failures, so my tips might not necessarily be "pro tips"!), but at the end of the day, tips and tricks will only get you so far. The ultimate measure of the success of your community will be primarily affected by the time & effort you're willing to dedicate to your forum as an admin.
It’s nice to help out fellow community admins.
I've not just shared my tips over the years, I've shared my tools too.
It's also interesting that people think I'm afraid of being copied; I've literally never worried about this in the forum world. Copying me? Anyone can do that. Being me? Only I can do that, and I can do that many times faster than you can copy what I can do.
It's also interesting that people think I'm afraid of being copied; I've literally never worried about this in the forum world. Copying me? Anyone can do that. Being me? Only I can do that, and I can do that many times faster than you can copy what I can do.
