Right; if you and some buddies want to hack animal husbandry, more
power to ya! :)

And I'm actually serious; we shouldn't artificially limit the subject area.

This gets back to the "meta-incubator" idea; provide a way to connect
hackers who are interested in similar things, to work together, from a
stable core of "we're all interested in some kind of hacking".

While I may be really interested in hacking X right now, that may
change. And I may drop out of an X group.

However, if the group is explicitly set up to foster all kinds of
hacking - well, heck, I'm going to stick around to see what else
happens, and probably jump in on something I wouldn't have thought of!

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