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import { ShuffleUI, ShuffleData } from "./components";
const DemoShuffle: React.FunctionComponent = props => (
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export default DemoShuffle;
Q:
Is it a bad idea to have a region or subregion with no associated topics?
I've read a little about the SE social contract and I still have a bit of trouble understanding it.
My understanding is that the scope of SO is essentially the whole Internet, which is not a bad thing, but what if a region of the Internet does not have a set of topics or has a set of topics that is not easily generalized to the whole Internet?
This seems to be a problem that SE sites are faced with often and I'm sure that there's plenty of discussion around it on meta, but is there a canonical answer?
I'm interested in the perspective of the folks who make the decisions on what to do about it (or not to do about it).
A:
You're right, this is not a good idea.
Why?
Because it becomes extremely difficult to evaluate the questions and answers in those regions.
They could easily become a dumping ground for the questions that the original regional community is not able to handle (e.g. because of a lack of expertise).
What
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