#Code Review is not graduated (Note: WIP)

This site has become the pity-site - the site that is graduated, but is not graduated, it's big, but not big enough, it's a beta site, but it's too busy to fit with the beta logic.

The biggest issue for Code Review is uncertainty. We can't attract more answerers because the people "in the know" don't look at Code Review because it is not graduated... but we need them to get us to the next level.

In a sense the site is the adult sitting at the kids table at thanksgiving, because that's the way it has always been....

If Code Review was a full fledged site it would rise in the esteem of the community it needs to attract to take the answering skills and knowledge to the next level.

Code Review needs to graduate in order to grow.

Code Review is not graduated (Note: WIP)

This site has become the pity-site - the site that is graduated, but is not graduated, it's big, but not big enough, it's a beta site, but it's too busy to fit with the beta logic.

The biggest issue for Code Review is uncertainty. We can't attract more answerers because the people "in the know" don't look at Code Review because it is not graduated... but we need them to get us to the next level.

In a sense the site is the adult sitting at the kids table at thanksgiving, because that's the way it has always been....

If Code Review was a full fledged site it would rise in the esteem of the community it needs to attract to take the answering skills and knowledge to the next level.

Code Review needs to graduate in order to grow.

#Code Review is not graduated (Note: WIP)

This site has become the pity-site - the site that is graduated, but is not graduated, it's big, but not big enough, it's a beta site, but it's too busy to fit with the beta logic.

The biggest issue for Code Review is uncertainty. We can't attract more answerers because the people "in the know" don't look at Code Review because it is not graduated... but we need them to get us to the next level.

In a sense the site is the adult sitting at the kids table at thanksgiving, because that's the way it has always been....

If Code Review was a full fledged site it would rise in the esteem of the community it needs to attract to take the answering skills and knowledge to the next level.

Code Review needs to graduate in order to grow.

#Code Review is not graduated (Note: WIP)

This site has become the pity-site - the site that is graduated, but is not graduated, it's big, but not big enough, it's a beta site, but it's too busy to fit with the beta logic.

The biggest issue for Code Review is uncertainty. We can't attract more answerers because the people "in the know" don't look at Code Review because it is not graduated... but we need them to get us to the next level.

In a sense the site is the adult sitting at the kids table at thanksgiving, because that's the way it has always been....

If Code Review was a full fledged site it would rise in the esteem of the community it needs to attract to take the answering skills and knowledge to the next level.

Code Review needs to graduate in order to grow.