This looks pretty awesome. Cool to see a new open source Ruby-based platform enter the scene (along with Forem, Discourse, Mastodon, and so many others).<p>It'll be interesting to see how their open proposal process for creating new communities in the main network scales over time. I like the fact many of the initial communities here aren't just in the super-nerd tech territory.
I've seen the language section of this platform before and I'm under no illusion that their etymology section would be more welcoming than other prominent ones about speculation like, for example, is <i>codidact</i> a pun on <i>addict</i>?<p>Although this could be a useful usecase for me personally, I do in any other event not see what value they are trying to add over the big SE
this looks very similar to question2answers(<a href="https://www.question2answer.org/" rel="nofollow">https://www.question2answer.org/</a>), but with a more updated UI. q2a has a lot of features and has been around for a long time, and since it is PHP it is simple to setup.
Another service/community is referred on the main site. It is called TopAnswers (<a href="https://topanswers.xyz/" rel="nofollow">https://topanswers.xyz/</a>).
Hahaha, this is great.
Imagine you have this idea, you execute on it and you come up with a clever name. Only some of your audience has never heard of the word didact and thinks it's a pun on addict. From codeine addict I guess? In reality it's quite a fitting name, it means to learn together.