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Feedback: All-In-One Community Management

Hi all,

Note: This is obviously a work in progress, I just really need to get it in front of folks.

I'm looking for some feedback on something I've been working on in my spare time. It's an "all in one" community management system which includes:

  1. Discourse-inspired forum
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    If you take a step back, what is the problem you're trying to solve? Why would a customer use an "all in one" community management system versus Discourse and Medium separately? Is it time savings, better feature set, better usability?

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      Time savings & the feature set (at least as far as centralizing all your content management & moderation goes). I'm a part of several communities myself and there are a few places they congregate (Standalone websites like IH, Discourse, Youtube channels & livestreams, blogging sites (Medium included), other forum platforms like ProBoards, Facebook, Instagram, etc.).

      Each of the platforms offers a different experience and offers different benefits to the community owner (Discourse is great for fostering communication, but doesn't offer all that much for monetizing content like Medium, for example). Setting up accounts with several community "tools" is probably the best answer, but I'd like to save those folks some time & $$ and put it all under one roof.

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