Build a Practice, Not a Pile
Design UGC participation around shared domain, regular interaction, and visible practice improvement.
UGC becomes more durable when contributors are treated as a community of practice, not as a content source. A community of practice needs a domain, a community, and a practice. The domain answers, 'What are we here to get better at?' The community answers, 'Who learns with whom?' The practice answers, 'What shared routines, examples, and tools help us improve?' Domain A UGC program should name the shared craft. That might be compact meal prep, real customer onboarding tips, trail repair stories, desk setups for small apartments, or founder sales scripts. The domain makes contribution meaningful. Community People need to…
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