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# Community Management

- [Building community flywheels](https://scribbles.devrel.page/community-management/building-community-flywheels.md): Let's take a dive into learning what flywheels are and how to make them, eventually using them to build better communities.
- [DevRel = Community Management?](https://scribbles.devrel.page/community-management/devrel-community-management.md): Developer relations and community management often look like two sides of the same coin, but taking a step back it becomes clear that they are distinct yet related.
- [Creating high-quality communities](https://scribbles.devrel.page/community-management/creating-high-quality-communities.md): Gerard runs through the key elements in growing a successful tech community around meet-ups and events.
- [How to grow a healthy Open-Source community?](https://scribbles.devrel.page/community-management/growing-open-source-community.md): Twitter Spaces fireside chat as we discuss growing healthy open-source communities with Brian Douglas, Developer Advocate at GitHub.
- [Managing communities at scale](https://scribbles.devrel.page/community-management/managing-communities-at-scale.md): Orbit CEO Patrick Woods and Community Lead Rosie Sherry, discuss how you manage a community at scale and the lessons learned scaling up along the way with Ben Lang, Community Lead at Notion.
- [Using community to drive growth](https://scribbles.devrel.page/community-management/using-community-to-drive-growth.md): How you drive business growth with Community and why you need a Go-to-Community strategy, not just Go-to-Market.
- [Useful community success metrics](https://scribbles.devrel.page/community-management/how-different-folks-from-various-backgrounds-started-building-community-and-what-worked-for-them..md): How experienced community leaders from various backgrounds started building community and what worked for them.
- [Communities aren't funnels](https://scribbles.devrel.page/community-management/communities-arent-funnels.md): In this session from DevRelCon London 2019, Josh Dzielak introduces the orbit model, an alternative way of thinking about developer roles within communities.
- [How to mobilise your community during a pandemic](https://scribbles.devrel.page/community-management/how-to-mobilise-your-community-during-a-pandemic.md): Andreia shares how the OutSystems team worked with their developer community to create apps that would help in the response to COVID-19.


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