There doesn't seem to be consensus for this move, things stay as they are.
this post was submitted on 17 Jun 2023
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That is good news
LEAVE AS IT IS: Two separate communities, no merging
I appreciate the motivation behind the merge. I can understand why people would crosspost between the two. As a Java developer I have a passing fancy with C# but zero interest in the overall platform. Having a unified community likely increases my noise to signal ratio, and I'd probably just unsub if I became noticeable.
That said, I'm not the core audience for any of it. I'm not going to vote because the poll should be about the core users, but figured I'd offer a perspective.
HARD REDIRECT: New submissions are not allowed in this community, ask the users to post at /c/dotnet
SOFT REDIRECT: Submissions still allowed, but a message is shown on the sidebar, asking users to post to /c/dotnet, unless their content is not suited there.
I choose no. Better be here for CSharp specifics. Dotnet can be about VB, F#, and others.
No hard redirect dot net has more languages than c# so IMHO there is a need for a separate community dedicated o c#, at least until the blackout of /r/csharp ends, a few weeks aftre that point it might be a good idea to see if the communeties over here stil are active enugh to vorrent them being separate.