As you might know sites remain in private beta for three weeks:
We've extended the private betas to last about three weeks total.
Usually new communities are concerned that we didn't give them enough time.
And I think in this three weeks, the core users should try their best to enrich the site's content.
I think we should ask questions that are easily google-enabled and a usual concern for most of artificial intelligence researchers that are even asked before in other forums (local forums maybe). This way, after the end of private beta if someone googles that question and sees that are site has better answered the question, they'll rely on our site and it is more probable to become a member of the site and ask their future questions in the site.
Any way are questions should not be opinion-based, subjective, etc.
In fact I'm not an expert or research-level student. I'm a remote sensing student with some experience in photogrammetry and programming with OpenGL API on C++.
So I cannot add good questions myself but I'm really curious about everything related to accelerating the code and real-time programming.
Anyway since I'm an Iranian, I wanted to know if it's OK to translate good and popular questions in Iranian artificial intelligence forum which have the features of a good question that have introduced before or discussed about?
Your New Site: Asking the First Questions
Good Subjective, Bad Subjective
Real Questions Have Answers
Are Some Questions Too Simple?
in order to enrich the content?
I think this way any Iranian who tries to google that question in English and then enters this site will see that the quality of answers is better here (because in these 3 weeks experts should try their best to add comprehensive answers) will be a fan of ai.stackexchange.com.