[Feature]: Community Page for Sharing Charts made with Rivet

[sfdrada]

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Feature Request

Community Page for Sharing Charts made with Rivet

Request:

I propose the creation of a community page where users can share and collaborate on charts made with Rivet. This would not only foster a sense of community but also help in showcasing the potential of Rivet through real-world use cases.

Benefits:

Having a community page would:

• Showcase: Allow users to demonstrate the diverse capabilities and applications of Rivet through their charts.
• Collaboration: Foster a platform where users can give feedback, iterate on existing charts, and jointly create new ones.
• Learning: New users can learn from experienced ones by observing and dissecting shared charts.
• Inspiration: Witnessing the varied use-cases can inspire teams to devise innovative solutions for their unique challenges.

Suggested Features for the Community Page:

• User Profiles: Allow users to create profiles showcasing their charts and contributions.
• Search & Filter: Provide robust search and filtering options for users to find specific charts or use-cases.
• Feedback & Comments: Enable users to leave feedback or comments on shared charts.
• Versioning: Allow users to upload different versions of their charts, showcasing the evolution of their work.

Closing:

The addition of a community page would undeniably augment the value proposition of Rivet. It would be a nexus for collaboration, learning, and innovation. I believe this would be a significant stride towards nurturing a thriving ecosystem around Rivet.

Thank you for considering this feature request. I eagerly await feedback from the community and the Rivet team.

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[abrenneke]

@sfdrada I wholeheartedly agree! We definitely would love to have something like this for Rivet and the community. It's just a lot of work to do so we haven't had the time yet! For now you can check out the #share-graphs channel in the Discord, it's fairly active with folks sharing what they've made.