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WRC is kind becoming outdated but we can fix it
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01-02-2022, 10:18 PM
(01-02-2022, 04:20 PM)kalis0490 Wrote: I think WRC is starting to become outdated,

The main articles on the front page haven't been updated in 4 + years. The twitter hasn't had posts in a year

We are getting 1.5K members but many accounts are spam, unfortunately. I'm seeing more and more kw project discussion on Urban Toronto and Reece Martin's discord server. Discussion seems to become more argumentative than prior. 

But all's not lost, WRC needs to become more welcoming to new members and add more features. Updating the web site interface would be a good idea. Sites like Waterloo Region Connected are popular in many Canadian cities so there's not a lack of interest in the topic.

Is this a volunteering of taking over the Twitter account?
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