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I've seen dozens of these fail spectacularly. The REAL secret sauce isn't fancy features - it's creating genuine value. Most community platforms forget that people join for meaningful connections, not shiny interfaces. Stop trying to build a Swiss Army knife and focus on solving ONE specific problem incredibly well. What makes you different from Discord, Slack, or a dozen other existing platforms?

Somewhat like slack?

The best feature would be ability to guide the people to communities based on their interest. For example people who like Tech can be guided to Java community also same people can be guided to a start up selling services based through app coded in Java and react. This will drive business for them authenticity for you

normal idea hai implement ho chuke hai yeh you need to think again about this idea after full fledged research.

Why a new one.. You know building communities take years of time right? Knowing that, i intrinsically cannot trust on a new one

Solving high profile income in greed of earning crores leads nowhere nowadays. Everyone can't contribute 100% but everyone has a potential to contribute wealthwise, knowledgewise, informationwise etc ... so initially I would like to be the part of the platform addressing very good solutions of some common problem going unnoticed for a good start of a profitable venture shaping which can be expanded later on. And about PROFITS ... thats one of the biproduct in the clusters of many other valuables generated when we move reasonably & judiciously with all positives and no negative intent. Would love to hear from all & gear for the next move. #Wishmeluck

Most community platforms overcomplicate everything. The best engagement comes from three core things: -Super easy onboarding -Low-friction communication -Clear value proposition Everything else is just noise. Focus on making it brain-dead simple for people to connect and share, and the rest will follow. Your platform is a tool, not the destination.