I like the broad vision imagining as many useful tools as possible to throw at the problem, but this has too many parts competing for attention, at least for a product without a mature community. What do you think is the minimum subset to build and sustain a userbase?
A few other thoughts:
Most issues don't actually have just 2 sides and grouping subtly different points of view into one side leads to apparently inconsistent positions which are frustrating to argue against.
I don't think reaching consensus is generally possible for the kind of arguments you're interested in, even with the aid of new technology. We know technology can help speed up processes... (read more)
I like the broad vision imagining as many useful tools as possible to throw at the problem, but this has too many parts competing for attention, at least for a product without a mature community. What do you think is the minimum subset to build and sustain a userbase?
A few other thoughts:
Most issues don't actually have just 2 sides and grouping subtly different points of view into one side leads to apparently inconsistent positions which are frustrating to argue against.
I don't think reaching consensus is generally possible for the kind of arguments you're interested in, even with the aid of new technology. We know technology can help speed up processes... (read more)