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This platform should be moved to Reddit and that should be the end of it. Not like LI and Kian are doing anything worthwhile with the rest of LI as is. If only, just resume the moot tracker! I miss the LI of early 2010s.
The moderation is extremely sluggish. And even if you put a high-quality post with a genuine query, you won't get any good responses because most of LI just consists of law students who don't have answers.
I do believe LI can be a good platform if they're willing to have more admins and if it can attract more associates. Otherwise, it's time lawyers move to reddit. There's an excellent subreddit that coders have made on reddit, I wish lawyers would do the same.
What happened?