For non-school projects, Ringman and I work together and in the event that we have other people on the team, they don't do a lot, mostly because they joined in because they wanted notoriety and didn't realize that multimedia projects require work. Generally, we work on stuff alone, because no one else wants to do any of the work.
In school, I did all the grunt work in my group and the leader got all the glory. When Ringman had school projects (college and high school), I often helped with those. Likewise, he helped with mine. So, even though we weren't in the same grade or even same school, we still worked together on projects.
Now rather than being forced into a group project or dealing with people in that group not pulling their weight, we deal with people knowing about the project and wanting to be a part of it, usually in a role that would grant them the most publicity while doing the least amount of work.
Thus, we can't stand "idea" people and people who only want to act in a project when we can fulfill those roles ourselves.