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Online community manager
An online community manager builds, grows, and manages online communities, performing Community management, often around a brand or cause.
==History==
The origins of the (online) community manager take their root in the computer games industry with the advent of MMORPG (Massively Multiplayer Online Role-playing Games) back in 1995. Roles have expanded to include a wide variety of community management, social media, and both marketing and support roles. At the core, community management encompasses a little bit of each of these, while retaining its core tenet - ensuring open communications between the developer and community.
While the term "online community manager" may not have been used at the time, the role has also existed since online systems first began offering features and functions that allowed for community creation. These early efforts, in the form of bulletin board systems, had leaders known as system operators or Sysops. The early 1990s saw the growth of mainstream online computer services such as Prodigy, CompuServe and America Online. Prominent features of these services included communities which went by various names; Special Interest Groups, Communities of Interest and so on. And their leaders were often referred to as community managers.
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