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Defining and Measuring Success for Online Crime- Prevention Communities

This paper is a preliminary theoretical effort to define and operationalize success for a network of online crime prevention communities called Nation of Neighbors. We situate member communities with respect to traditional crime watch initiatives and online communities of practice. We determine five activities – reports, posts, replies, invitations sent, and invitation accepted – that directly or indirectly support the communities’ crime-prevention efforts. We conclude by considering future avenues of inferential analysis facilitated by the development of a health metric.