In reply to Matt Cromwell (@learnwithmattc).

Great news on the website front. I suppose you can have knowledge be public but also limit viewing of that information to registered users only. I think that mimics the groups current setup but I'm more happy about the fact that it would stand more of a chance of being archived properly. I think it would be interesting if you could somehow extract all of the data from the Group and run some comparison tests to view some of the most common threads. I don't think a forum is the solution to every drawback I mentioned but it's better than what Facebook offers.

Also, kudos to you and the admins for running a somewhat tight ship. While your posts touches on the subject, can you tell me how you've personally seen the group evolve in the past 2-3 years? I know Advanced is a term that's relative to one's experience level but I see more general tech support queries on the group versus advanced discussion, I don't think anyone can question that. How do you moderate and maintain a group that exists for a particular reason but yet, has no central identity?