The_Big_K
Mere tagging and inviting the inactive members won't really work (we can of course give it a try). I think getting more active users is the key.
Absolutely worth a try. And it could lead to better branch wise performance too.
For example:
1>> If you are the leader/main poster/active member in Computer Science, you'd definitely get a lot of questions to answer. But what if you don't know the answer? You'd know the next computer expert to
ask. But, that leaves just 2 of you in the question. The remaining members have no clue that someone just asked you that question.
It doesn't matter if they answered it or not, you're providing them an opportunity to visit a link which they probably would not have seen...
or in some cases, even tempting them to check things out.
2>> Plus, the newbies in Computer Science would know that there are so many other Computer Science guys to ask the same question to (by just looking at the member list - which would also contain a ratio of how many posts each member has made).
3>> You could also try out a 'group tag' option eg: @ComputerScience, where the questions/posts/threads goes to all the members, and whoever wants could answer. Ofcourse everyone else on CE also gets to see it.
P.S.: Most people need that
initiation to ignite. It only takes a
spark to get the fire going, and soon all those around can warm up in its glowing.
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P.P.S: There's a limit to tag only 10 members here. 👎