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Broaden the scope (slightly) I noticed https://software.codidact.com/posts/292660 was closed due to being off-topic. That's fine on a site the size of Stack Overflow, where there are too many ques...
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#3: Post edited
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user253751
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2024-09-30T15:20:57Z (about 1 month ago)
- # Broaden the scope (slightly)
- I noticed https://software.codidact.com/posts/292660 was closed due to being off-topic. That's fine on a site the size of Stack Overflow, where there are too many questions and filtering keeps it focused, but a site with too *few* questions that wants more activity should allow any question that is useful and close enough to the central topic (which this is, IMO), to prioritize growth.
If the contention is that it belongs on another Codidact site, then my recommendation is to merge similar sites until the combined site is big enough to sustain its network effect. Reddit did not gain subreddits until it already had a big enough posting volume to justify splitting them - this avoids the appearance of a ghost town.
- # Broaden the scope (slightly)
- I noticed https://software.codidact.com/posts/292660 was closed due to being off-topic. That's fine on a site the size of Stack Overflow, where there are too many questions and filtering keeps it focused, but a site with too *few* questions that wants more activity should allow any question that is useful and close enough to the central topic (which this is, IMO), to prioritize growth.
- If the contention is that it belongs on another Codidact site, then my recommendation is to merge similar sites until the combined site is big enough to sustain its network effect, or there are no more sites similar enough to merge. Reddit did not gain subreddits until it already had a big enough posting volume to justify splitting them - this avoids the appearance of a ghost town.
#2: Post edited
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user253751
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2024-09-30T15:20:27Z (about 1 month ago)
- # Broaden the scope (slightly)
I noticed https://software.codidact.com/posts/292660 was closed due to being off-topic. That's fine on a site the size of Stack Overflow, where there are too many questions and filtering keeps it focused, but a site with too *few* questions that wants more activity should allow any question that is useful and close enough to the central topic (which this is, IMO), to prioritize growth.
- # Broaden the scope (slightly)
- I noticed https://software.codidact.com/posts/292660 was closed due to being off-topic. That's fine on a site the size of Stack Overflow, where there are too many questions and filtering keeps it focused, but a site with too *few* questions that wants more activity should allow any question that is useful and close enough to the central topic (which this is, IMO), to prioritize growth.
- If the contention is that it belongs on another Codidact site, then my recommendation is to merge similar sites until the combined site is big enough to sustain its network effect. Reddit did not gain subreddits until it already had a big enough posting volume to justify splitting them - this avoids the appearance of a ghost town.
#1: Initial revision
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user253751
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2024-09-30T15:18:14Z (about 1 month ago)
# Broaden the scope (slightly) I noticed https://software.codidact.com/posts/292660 was closed due to being off-topic. That's fine on a site the size of Stack Overflow, where there are too many questions and filtering keeps it focused, but a site with too *few* questions that wants more activity should allow any question that is useful and close enough to the central topic (which this is, IMO), to prioritize growth.