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I think that the website must have some new communities in "piquant" topics to survive (to become enough well-known and contributed in the next say, 50 years). "piquant" topics would be in my opin...
#7: Post edited
- I think that the website must have some new communities in "piquant" topics to survive (to become enough well-known and contributed in the next say, 50 years).
- "piquant" topics would be in my opinion (just examples, no connection to existing site proposals):
- * Cosmetics
- * Chemistry
- * Biology
- * Finance
- * Accounting
- The last website added to the network is about tabletop games and barely has any posts in it (it doesn't have a pager); I think it was a too of a "niche" choice and the owners of the network should actively seek website ideas in fields that **may** be less interesting for them personally.
The aims for this post are to suggest community managers to consider replacing the current mechanism for community suggestion and to also give further emphasis on non niche topics so to prefer creating communities on more general audience topics.
- I think that the website must have some new communities in "piquant" topics to survive (to become enough well-known and contributed in the next say, 50 years).
- "piquant" topics would be in my opinion (just examples, no connection to existing site proposals):
- * Cosmetics
- * Chemistry
- * Biology
- * Finance
- * Accounting
- The last website added to the network is about tabletop games and barely has any posts in it (it doesn't have a pager); I think it was a too of a "niche" choice and the owners of the network should actively seek website ideas in fields that **may** be less interesting for them personally.
- The aims for this post are to:
- 1. Suggesting to community managers to consider replacing the current mechanism for community proposal (for example, allow just one person to start a community given relevant background in the field and in moderation)
- 1. Suggesting to community members to further emphasis non niche topics so to prefer creating communities primarily on general audience topics
#6: Post edited
I think that the website must have some new communities in "piquant" topics to become more well-known and contributed.- "piquant" topics would be in my opinion (just examples, no connection to existing site proposals):
- * Cosmetics
- * Chemistry
- * Biology
- * Finance
- * Accounting
- The last website added to the network is about tabletop games and barely has any posts in it (it doesn't have a pager); I think it was a too of a "niche" choice and the owners of the network should actively seek website ideas in fields that **may** be less interesting for them personally.
The aims for this post is to suggest community manager to replace the current mechanism for community creation and to also give further emphasis on non niche topics.
- I think that the website must have some new communities in "piquant" topics to survive (to become enough well-known and contributed in the next say, 50 years).
- "piquant" topics would be in my opinion (just examples, no connection to existing site proposals):
- * Cosmetics
- * Chemistry
- * Biology
- * Finance
- * Accounting
- The last website added to the network is about tabletop games and barely has any posts in it (it doesn't have a pager); I think it was a too of a "niche" choice and the owners of the network should actively seek website ideas in fields that **may** be less interesting for them personally.
- The aims for this post are to suggest community managers to consider replacing the current mechanism for community suggestion and to also give further emphasis on non niche topics so to prefer creating communities on more general audience topics.
#5: Post edited
I think that the website must have about 5 more new communities in "piquant" topics to become more well-known and contributed."piquant" or "sexy" topics would be in my opinion:- * Cosmetics
- * Chemistry
- * Biology
- * Finance
- * Accounting
The last website added to the network is about tabletop games and barely has any posts in it (it doesn't have a pager); I think it was a too of a "niche" choice and the owners of the network should actively seek websites in fields that **may** be less interesting for them personally.
- I think that the website must have some new communities in "piquant" topics to become more well-known and contributed.
- "piquant" topics would be in my opinion (just examples, no connection to existing site proposals):
- * Cosmetics
- * Chemistry
- * Biology
- * Finance
- * Accounting
- The last website added to the network is about tabletop games and barely has any posts in it (it doesn't have a pager); I think it was a too of a "niche" choice and the owners of the network should actively seek website ideas in fields that **may** be less interesting for them personally.
- The aims for this post is to suggest community manager to replace the current mechanism for community creation and to also give further emphasis on non niche topics.
#4: Post edited
- I think that the website must have about 5 more new communities in "piquant" topics to become more well-known and contributed.
- "piquant" or "sexy" topics would be in my opinion:
- * Cosmetics
- * Chemistry
- * Biology
- * Finance
- * Accounting
The last website added to the network is about tabletop games and barely has any posts in it (it doesn't have a pager); I think it was a too of a "niche" choice and the owners of the network should actively seek websites in fields that **may** be less interesting to them personally.
- I think that the website must have about 5 more new communities in "piquant" topics to become more well-known and contributed.
- "piquant" or "sexy" topics would be in my opinion:
- * Cosmetics
- * Chemistry
- * Biology
- * Finance
- * Accounting
- The last website added to the network is about tabletop games and barely has any posts in it (it doesn't have a pager); I think it was a too of a "niche" choice and the owners of the network should actively seek websites in fields that **may** be less interesting for them personally.
#3: Post edited
- I think that the website must have about 5 more new communities in "piquant" topics to become more well-known and contributed.
- "piquant" or "sexy" topics would be in my opinion:
* Chemistry- * Cosmetics
- * Biology
- * Finance
- * Accounting
- The last website added to the network is about tabletop games and barely has any posts in it (it doesn't have a pager); I think it was a too of a "niche" choice and the owners of the network should actively seek websites in fields that **may** be less interesting to them personally.
- I think that the website must have about 5 more new communities in "piquant" topics to become more well-known and contributed.
- "piquant" or "sexy" topics would be in my opinion:
- * Cosmetics
- * Chemistry
- * Biology
- * Finance
- * Accounting
- The last website added to the network is about tabletop games and barely has any posts in it (it doesn't have a pager); I think it was a too of a "niche" choice and the owners of the network should actively seek websites in fields that **may** be less interesting to them personally.
#1: Initial revision
Actively investing in non niche network websites
I think that the website must have about 5 more new communities in "piquant" topics to become more well-known and contributed. "piquant" or "sexy" topics would be in my opinion: * Chemistry * Cosmetics * Biology * Finance * Accounting The last website added to the network is about tabletop games and barely has any posts in it (it doesn't have a pager); I think it was a too of a "niche" choice and the owners of the network should actively seek websites in fields that **may** be less interesting to them personally.