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It's a novel & interesting idea, but maybe not a great use of our time.
Looking at https://stackoverflow.com/collectives , those topics (e.g.
NLP, Mobile, R) strike me as very broad, likely with many millions of
potential members. Another reason not to put work into a collective is
that pe
Kapil
Building communities requires a lot of work. Stack overflow is a good idea
but who will answer all the questions?
Thanks,
James
On Fri, Sep 19, 2025 at 8:47 PM Kapil Panchal <
kapil.panchal.developm...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Terence,
>
> Managing a collective is not an individual effort.
Hi James,
Agreed — starting and nurturing a community takes real effort. The good
thing is, we already have a strong base of active contributors, including
Kapil Panchal, Adam Saghy, Adam Monsen, steinwinde Felix van Hove,
Aleksandar Vidakovic, soticsenge, James Daily, Arnold Gálovics,
tomasAscenc
Kapil,
I like the idea and agree with some of the points you gave in support of
your proposal, however my concern is how do we ensure that it sustains in
the long term. Does anyone have experience managing a collective like this?
Regards,
Terence Monteiro,
Fineract PMC.
On Thu, Sep 18, 2025 at
Dear Team,
As we all know, many of us encounter recurring technical challenges in our
day-to-day work. Often, these issues may have already been solved by
others, yet the solutions remain scattered and not easily discoverable.
This creates a risk of “reinventing the wheel.”
I see this as an excel
