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* [[Dreamwidth.org: Business FAQs]] -- The most frequently asked questions about the business philosophy and operations of Dreamwidth.
 
* [[Dreamwidth.org: Business FAQs]] -- The most frequently asked questions about the business philosophy and operations of Dreamwidth.
 
* [http://synecdochic.livejournal.com/226141.html Announcing Dreamwidth Studios. Coming Summer 2008.] -- The announcement of DW's conception.
 
* [http://synecdochic.livejournal.com/226141.html Announcing Dreamwidth Studios. Coming Summer 2008.] -- The announcement of DW's conception.
* [http://www.dreamwidth.org/ Dreamwidth.org] -- The site itself, with links to draft Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, Abuse Policy, Guiding Principles, and Diversity Statement pages.  
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* [http://www.dreamwidth.org/ Dreamwidth.org] -- The site itself, with links to draft Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, Abuse Policy, Guiding Principles, and Diversity Statement pages.
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* [[Dreamwidth changes from LJ]] -- Things the Dreamwidth project has already accomplished and will accomplish soon.
  
 
== Business ==
 
== Business ==

Revision as of 14:23, 23 January 2009

Expand: This page should link to the most important readings regarding Dreamwidth. Someone should be able to link here and assume the person being linked to can get a good understanding of the project. This can be on wiki or off wiki.

Basics

In short, Dreamwidth is best described as "a bunch of ex-LJ staffers rebooting LJ from the inside" [1].

Business

Dreamwidth Specific Reading

General Reading

These are general articles about factors involved in running an internet business.

  • Why Monetizing Social Media Through Advertising Is Doomed To Failure: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3 -- This expansive essay details the difficulties and issues surrounding monetizing social media through advertising.
  • Internet business numbers for the layperson -- What does all the money needed for an internet business go to?

Flair