Meetups as Community Barometer?
I recently signed up for Meetup looking to join a particular group interested in Web standards. How boring, right?
Anyway, as part of the signup process I was asked to divulge my home address and opted into a mailing list that keeps me informed about other groups and their meetings in the neighborhood. This is where things get interesting. So, the question is, can you make a correlation between the local population and such a list? You be the judge.
- Reiki
- Polyamory
- Raw Food
- Tarot
- Alternative Energy
- Metaphysics
- Gnostics
- Experimental Music
- Hybrid Cars
- Sierra Club
- Vegetarian
What, no Vegan group?
Before you jump down my throat, I don’t have anything against counter-cultere. If I could afford to I would live in San Francisco. Plus, there are a lot more groups and I certainly wouldn’t consider all of them “alternative.”