spring up a little here too, but in hubski's way.

I've been saying this for a while now: I cannot wait for Hubski to have a ton of little circles of users that post things that I have no interest in and these little sections become their own micro communities naturally. I can't wait to see how Hubski's ignore/follow foundation affects what these sections become. It's happening somewhat with gaming - there are a bunch of users that post about gaming and long threads that I don't read and only occasionally see. It's fantastic. It's exciting.

We have a lot of writers, we have a lot of musicians, we now have a fair number of gamers. As we grow there are going to be more and more groups of people like this which is only going to help us grow more. I feel like one of the reasons we have so many writers is because it was one of the first topics that had a relatively large number of posts and comments about and other writers stuck around when they discovered Hubski because of that.

The best way to get these topics started is to just start posting things to that tag. People will come out of the woodwork who share your interests and new users will stick around specifically because of that topic.