I'd like to see some example questions to get a clearer mental picture. I get the feeling different people are envisaging different things. When will that be possible? Do I need to wait until July 26th (one month and one week from now)?

What worries me: it seems the scope of PromptDesign.SE includes literally everything (helicopter design, USSR politics, the principles of dentistry, C++, Kim Kardashian, cheese making, reverse engineering apps, the Renaissance, Seinfeld, hieroglyphics), which has two drawbacks:

1. Who?: Who are the experts? Who can moderate all this? Who can judge if an answer is correct?
2. The scope of PromptDesign.SE overlaps with every extant Stack Exchange site.

For example, I use these newfangled AIs for learning Chinese (they're great for language learning). I could ask my Chinese-language-related prompt-design question at PromptDesign.SE or I could ask it at Chinese.SE. Are the users of PromptDesign.SE going to understand the needs of someone learning Chinese?

I'd like to see some example questions to get a clearer mental picture. I get the feeling different people are envisaging different things. When will that be possible? Do I need to wait until July 26th (one month and one week from now)?

What worries me: it seems the scope of PromptDesign.SE includes literally everything (helicopter design, USSR politics, the principles of dentistry, C++, Kim Kardashian, cheese making, reverse engineering apps, the Renaissance, Seinfeld, hieroglyphics), which has two drawbacks:

1. Who?: Who are the experts? Who can moderate all this? Who can judge if an answer is correct?
2. The scope of PromptDesign.SE overlaps with every existing Stack Exchange site.

For example, I use these newfangled AIs for learning Chinese (they're great for language learning). I could ask my Chinese-language-related prompt-design question at PromptDesign.SE or I could ask it at Chinese.SE. Are the users of PromptDesign.SE going to understand the needs of someone learning Chinese?