Future of the Tetration forum

[MphLee]

Hi, I feel very sorry to hear that. I hope you can recover well.

I'm not replying for the admin role. I don't have the economic capacity, the IT skill, the administration expertise, enough command of the English language and authority to run The Tetration Forum. Add to that that I'm totally blind to juristic matters.

Said that I believe that a collective group, max 3-4 ppl, could be a nice solution... idk if enough will show up.

I'm replying to the part where you ask for "... really any ideas".
In fact in the past 6 months I was thinking a lot about expanding the forum taking it up to speed of the new generation of math blogs and scientific communication sites.

I'm motivated to study the possibility of opening a hyperoperations/tetration blog and a connected discord chat.

The explicit model I have in mind is the triple:

• The \(n\)-Category Café the less technical part of the trio, where the patrons write more informative-oriented articles on their current research and interesting topics.
  
• The \(n\) Lab: a wiki for collaborative work on Mathematics, Physics and Philosophy. It grew out of the desire to have [an ...] indexed archives of the ideas and concepts surrounding the discussions at the The n-Category Café.
  
• The \(n\) Forum: The nForum exists to help the work on the nLab. Of the two, the nLab is the more permanent record.
  
• The Algebraic topology discord server.
  

Those three places works in a sort of synergy. I believe that following roughly a scheme like that could be interesting for the growth of the forum.
James' informative style could be amazing for a blog where he could advertise his research. A series of historical post, linking back to this forum and to a serious wiki could also advertise lot of past research from you, Kouznetsov, Romerio, Sheldon and others forum users.
The forum will stay as a the place where discussion and advance are made.

Roughly the sketch is the following:

• An Hyperoperation Café (a blog): a place where to advertise the major results of the forum researchers, or where to make informative blogposts about our loved hyperoperations, a bit in the style of Math3ma's blog.
  
• An Hyperoperation wiki: a place where to fix a stable terminology, references and polished concepts from papers.
  
• The Tetration Foum
  
• A Tetration discord: a place where we can have quick discussions, make decisions, host meetings, reading group, attract users to the forum.
  
  

I'm convinced that doing that and considering James' recent results and my effort to give a algebraic/categorical foundation of hyperoperations we could finally bridge the gap between tetration/h-ops and the mainstream.