In addition, we've made some changes, and now offer three distinct versions, for the small office, the medium and the large. And, the act of building a community takes lots of resources. We'd be foolish to talk about the benefits of hosting virtual communities without waving up a big red flag and pointing out the size of the risks and costs in doing so. Just being a great community participant talkes lots of time. And, furthermore, there is a geat chance that a half-hearted and bootstrapped finance plan for community creation won't work as you envisioned it.
Communities are large.
And communities of independents don't fly by their very nature. I feel that some of these communities are backed into. Hey, we've got these people we just hired, or we have this investor incomes to put into play. Let's fire-up a web forum, etc. And, before you know it they claim hits, ads, superior marketplace positioning.