Founders@Google Presents: The Cultural Anthropology of Stack Exchange
Google TechTalks
Why leaders watch it
Explains how community norms were deliberately designed into a product, relevant to shaping online culture.
Joel Spolsky's 2012 Google tech talk on the cultural anthropology of Stack Overflow and Stack Exchange. He explains how the software was designed to shape community norms and curation standards.
Topics: Product leadership, Culture & values
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