Looking good sir.
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Love the idea and thanks for the early invite! I think positioning Chatbot News as a knowledge hub / best chatbots community is going to be great - I see this becoming like GrowthHackers.com for bots. Super excited to see how this evolves! I know I’ll be learning a lot from everyone who contributes.
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love the idea! this is much better organized in terms of keeping track of interesting conversations too.
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I’m excited to see it grow! It’s an experiment, but I think it will work
very well.
Looks great 
This format should allow quality posts and discussions to stick around longer. I like the inbound.org and growthhackers.com feel to it.
I think some level of moderation will be important. There’s a fine line between critical feedback and unnecessary negativity. I know personally when I see too much trolling in a community, I find myself visiting less frequently.
Looking forward to see it grow 
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Agreed. I believe that with this format it will be easier to “promote” select community members as moderators, which should help a lot.
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+1 on other comments, There’s often valuable content that’s worth returning to or looking for opinions on something that crossed my mind and the Search function is helpful.
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Good Stuff Matt. Way to go! We are all in on this one. 
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Thanks Matt for adding me. I can see me reading a lot of interesting discussions, sharing thoughts and most important getting valuable inputs.
Really great idea. Well done.
Thanks for the add. @matt Looking good 
Some thoughts on how to make it work
1. Restrict access or make invite only.
Too many people will lower the value for the real bot geeks. Malcolm Gladwell wrote about the rule of 150 in the Tipping point. Should we keep it exclusive to attract the real top ones?
2. Attract key influencers from outside the community
People who are likely to add value to the entire market, but not likely to join without you, or someone, pushing them into a elite network.
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p.s. We can add categories over time. I’m keeping to pretty open at the moment though so that we can find out which categories make the most sense vs. forcing everyone to fit into certain categories.
Thrilled to be part of this group, thanks Matt!
I’d like to help build the Denver, Co bot community. Who’s in Denver?
More in the pipeline.
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Thanks for the invite and all the hard work w/ this great community.
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Really glad to be part of the group! I definitely love the idea and the discussions are really interesting. Love the fact that everyone is very active
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Thanks for the invite Matt. The Facebook page was turning a bit spammy and I stopped visiting as often as I used to. I see the most popular topic here is “what bot are you working on” but at least all the spam is in one place!
Looking forward to checking this site out more often though.
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It’s an experiment, but I’m really hoping that this platform will enable us to have better discussions and avoid the spam that you are talking about 
I see this as an awesome learning and sharing platform with a group of Bot enthusiast who can propel the early adopters into raking in the others who are sitting on the fence.
@matt … thanks for the opportunity
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Nice format Matt. Nice to see frequent activity as well.
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I’m excited to be a part of this community. This is a wonderful site with a lot of interesting post and valuable information. I am looking forward to the future of this site and community as well as the progress of bots!
Thanks Matt!
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