A note to all brilliant members.

All the brilliant members and brillianteditors

@Calvin Lin Arron Kau @Sharky kesa @Finn Hulse @Daniel Liu @Aviniel Jain

A request to all of you. Now a days there is a extreme need of chatbox to discuss the problems, new ideas to the expert brilliantians.

I want to share a new idea to the brilliant members. If it is not possible to bring the chatbox feature out in quick sense, but can they add a option which have link of the mail adress on which they have registered on Brilliant.org. so that brilliant members can disscuss with experties with email.

If the privacy concern is to be maintained the brilliant editors can also add the button on profile of brilliant members "Request For email " so that members get email that someone hav requested for email discussion and only by the permission of brillianties the email can be shared. i hope there will be no problem to do this, cause brilliant.org have email.ids have on data bases..

i have just shared this idea so that brilliant will not have any problem about this and we can have our request and discussions private, accurate and direct.

Thank you. Please think over it and if any fallacy occur about this idea please le me know.

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A note to all brilliant members.

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