I think there's more than just specific number of entries that goes into whether a channel is viable. I think they need both quantity of entries and quantity of judging numbers and activities among those who visit the site. If there's not many entries and there's not much interest by the visitors as well, then it's a problem. So you can't simply look at entry numbers alone. Quality of entries is another issue as well.

They've given some genres a chance to catch on, if they don't then they have to do what they have to do. If interest isn't there, they need to focus on what visitors and participants are most interested in.

Brian

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