Oh yeah, I saw that one and I still read it again, I agree with a lot of it and I know you and I have both preaching about that concept for years. Every once in a while just blow the dust off see if it will work this year!
some of my stuff is more platform oriented so that stays here, it's probably for the best it can be a little demented...lol. My travel and trail posts, that gets quite handy to just post links instead of trying to explain it 1000 times every time someone asks because everyone knows I'm a hiker and I know where to find nice spots.
I detached myself from my outcome here so I don't get too frustrated. Post when I want don't when I don't feel like it. That being said, also a good way to gage what type of users you want, full time? casual? anything will do? Frustrated users tend to go away... it doesn't exactly spell out user retention.
RE: Ask the Hive: What communities would you like to see kickstarted on Hive?