Huge thanks to @Luke Gilbert for his great contribution, and thank you @Nicky Hughes for continuing the mission.

Firstly , a massive thank you to everyone who’s shared ideas so far, it already feels like we’re continuing to build on something special here. Shout-out to: @Matteo Borea @Marcin Hakemer-Fernandez @Leo Osahor @Mirtha Pena @Robert Hamilton @Lee Snelling @Prasad P @Anam Mazhar Iqbal @Nick McCashin @Pradeep Javedar @Jeevan Tripathi @Benjamin Sand @Naureen Amjad @Marius Esterhuyse @Dee Debeshe @Vernon Omeri @Luke Gilbert you’ve all added real value - forgive me if I've left out your name in error After pulling together everyone’s comments, here are the top 5 things our members are asking for: 1. More engagement & belonging - Content + conversations. - Polls, infographics, and posts that invite replies. - Engagement first, numbers second. 2. Passion projects, journeys & mentorship - A thread where members share what they’re working on, their setups, and memorable coffee moments. - Coffee mentors: learn from others in the group. - Local meetups in different countries. - A mix of practical tips (gear, brewing, troubleshooting) + deeper discussions (origins, sustainability). 3. Interactive challenges & fun - Weekly challenges (brew a certain bean/method - share notes). - “7-day Latte Art Challenge.” @Claire Quinn ! - “Guess the Brew” (cup/beans - guess the origin/flavour notes). - Coffee passport: collect stamps for every new origin tried. - Daily ritual shares: post your morning mug, setup, or ritual.

Is it true that after getting used to pour over coffee, you would prefer it on all other types? If yes, why?

Only drink one type of coffee for the rest of your life what would it be?

How does it take to learn how to read green coffee?