Do you have a perspective on the overall future of forums?
In many of my fields of interest, 5 or 10 years ago we had forums bustling with life and active communities, but many of my former pitstops on the internet have vanished into inactivity or near-inactivity, or even closed down completely, since many communities, even supposedly "nerdy" places, have moved to Facebook or Reddit, or StackOverflow for many tech things. I know some forums work great, though. How are you planning to incentivize the use of this medium?
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Do you have a perspective on the overall future of forums?
In many of my fields of interest, 5 or 10 years ago we had forums bustling with life and active communities, but many of my former pitstops on the internet have vanished into inactivity or near-inactivity, or even closed down completely, since many communities, even supposedly "nerdy" places, have moved to Facebook or Reddit, or StackOverflow for many tech things. I know some forums work great, though. How are you planning to incentivize the use of this medium?
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