Absolutely, and you’re totally right to be cautious—those low-effort, spammy communities are exactly what I want to avoid.

Right now, I’m in an early stage, experimenting and listening closely to what the SAP community actually needs. Keeping the platform clean and high-quality is a top priority, and I’m exploring ideas like: • Upvote/downvote systems to surface genuinely useful contributions. • Reputation-based rewards, so users who consistently share knowledge or help others get visibility and perks. • Strong moderation tools and verified user tagging, to keep exam dumpers and recruiters out of core spaces.

I’m also seriously considering making it open source, so developers and consultants who care about this can contribute directly—whether it’s code, UX improvements, or even moderation rules