Right, but websites are static, so unless we’re tracking page views and click through rates there’s no way to know if an addition or change to the website is helpful or not. Supernodes might help with this, but that’s still very subjective.
Also, the point I was trying to make here was that when people (users) view the website they don’t earn or share cred as they do. If people engage on the forum, however, they’re immediately playing the SourceCred game. Then they’re learning about SourceCred, but also playing SourceCred. It’s in interactive learning experience. Seems like a (potentially) much better onboarding experience than a static website (if we can optimize it).
I would imagine that the main goal of the website is to A) provide high level information, B) help people deploy SourceCred (GitHub and docs), C) help people engage with the community (forum). Is that how you see it as well?
Might be able to ban bots, scraper, and automated scripts, but generally agree that the risk outweighs the reward in this case. Good call.
Same lol
Something fun would be ideal! Will keep brainstorming…
EDIT! Badge idea 