Curious as to how this differs from
F4, a project also started by a member of 2869 (Sam Perkowsky).
As F4.network describes:
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F4 is a group of dedicated, experienced, and knowledgeable students ready to help the FIRST community any way possible.
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You also seem to be aiming to create a Slack group, just like F4 already has. While I'm not necessarily against the idea, I'm just curious as to if this will just be another "excess group" when similar groups (with similar goals) already exist.
You could argue that this group allows for mentors to also contribute - however, it's likely valuable experience for students to spearhead management for items you mentioned - parts, awards, even if they're just collecting and implementing/forwarding the feedback.
Perhaps I'm missing something, but I'm just interested in what the benefits of this being a stand alone platform are.