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Positioning and Aligning

This is a lesson part of the module The Web Economy out of the Open Source ERP/Executive Diploma course conducted by a private university.

Some people, projects or products position themselves ahead before the action just like in chess.
Some align themselves to others and use others as leverage or catapult to higher ground.
Some position themselves according to culture and context as users pay attention to style and form also as functions are easily copied.
Some use timing and gradual buildup as a more certain approach than a big bang one.
It all depends on what are your core competency or value that is not replicable by others.

Discuss the above with examples.
What is the value or character of communities that are not replicable by others?

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 *Some people, projects or products position themselves ahead before the action just like in chess.
 *Some align themselves to others and use others as leverage or catapult to higher ground.
+*Some position themselves according to culture and context as users pay attention to style and form also as functions are easily copied.
 *Some use timing and gradual buildup as a more certain approach than a big bang one.
 *It all depends on what are your core competency or value that is not replicable by others.