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]]> By: Zan McColloch-Lussier http://socialherder.com/do-community-giving-challenges-create-community/comment-page-1/#comment-496 Zan McColloch-Lussier Sat, 19 Dec 2009 18:19:52 +0000 http://socialherder.com/?p=698#comment-496 Thanks for this post. I think you bring up great questions regarding Chase's motivation behind this contest. I know that this type of giving is still in its infancy, so there will be slip ups and funkiness. I am happy to see Chase or anyone trying something new, I just hope they evaluate it carefully. I work for a nonprofit and we found ourselves getting in the competition mentality with this contest, and it felt kinda gross. We are not the "vote for us!" kind of group, we prefer to collaborate. I also found the application itself to be buggy and did not get replies from Chase when I tried to contact them. Lastly, I didn't like that we couldn't change how our information was listed. Enough complaining. You bring up good questions and I hope the conversation continues. Thanks for this post. I think you bring up great questions regarding Chase’s motivation behind this contest. I know that this type of giving is still in its infancy, so there will be slip ups and funkiness. I am happy to see Chase or anyone trying something new, I just hope they evaluate it carefully.

I work for a nonprofit and we found ourselves getting in the competition mentality with this contest, and it felt kinda gross. We are not the “vote for us!” kind of group, we prefer to collaborate. I also found the application itself to be buggy and did not get replies from Chase when I tried to contact them. Lastly, I didn’t like that we couldn’t change how our information was listed.
Enough complaining. You bring up good questions and I hope the conversation continues.

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