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Why does SE have many more posts than here on their Judaism site.

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There are many many more posts on the SE Judaism site than here. One should be asking the question why? Many people belong to both and still regularly post questions and answers there and not here. I shall give some of my answers and then after hearing what you have to say some more. If you want to go into competition the first thing is to get customers. The best way is not by offering something new but exactly the same. Which in this case would include a chat and also how many people having looked at each question which is sadly missing here. Once you have them you can ask them if they want to change. Change in advance is communism not community. Then making people feel happy here not by downvoting them without reason. I have already said how the downvoting should work. No one will come back after being left downvoted. You also said when you started that you would cater for all brands of Jewishness not just orthodox, that didnt bring you any people either. The non-orthodox are not interested. Most people are not babies and dont need upvotes. They come here for the knowledge not for the sweets. You put too much emphasis on the voting system changing it all the time. As though you have change, for change sake. I cant remember SE changing it. As I said I will first see what others say.

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robev‭ wrote about 3 years ago

You've suggested a chat in the past and there wasn't much interest. I doubt adding one will change things much. Also you start off saying downvotes are bad as they make people leave (well, not everyone, clearly), but then write people aren't interested in votes. Which is it?

interested‭ wrote about 3 years ago

@robev. You dont address my question of why people dont come here and instead like yourself go to SE which is more important than what you ask me. People are not interested to come here to gain votes, but that doesnt mean they want to be abused by downvotes. There is a lot of interest in the SE chat and there is no reason that the same people who frequent both sites dont want one here.

robev‭ wrote about 3 years ago · edited about 3 years ago

You'll have to define "a lot of interest". The chat on SE (at least on MY) has gone months without anyone chatting anything significant...I don't have suggestions for why people don't come here I'm just saying your suggestions aren't satisfactory.

Mithical‭ wrote about 3 years ago

As has been stated before, a chat is just not feasible at the moment with the developer time and resources we have at our disposal. Anyone is welcome to start development on a built-in chat (which would be nice!) - it is, after all, an open-source project - and make a pull request to the main repository when it's done. But it's not something our core developer team can focus on right now.

interested‭ wrote about 3 years ago · edited about 3 years ago

@robev ''There are other rooms, with 71 users currently talking in 52 rooms''. on SE. You opened one yourself a few days ago. I did say I have other suggestions but I first want to hear others first. I meant that when you started you should have copied SE exactly not thought you could do better. That comes after they have settled here not before.