Support a diverse set of taxonomy communities

[JohnStrunk]

While https://github.com/instruct-lab/taxonomy is meant to be an open community to collect a diverse set of skills, there is a need to support specialized taxonomies as well.

For example, there may be a community of Pokemon enthusiasts that want to ensure LLMs are good at answering questions relevant to their particular niche. Even with a broad set of maintainers in the current taxonomy repo, it would be unrealistic to expect representation from every such group. Likewise, the uses of LLMs are rather broad, and what may be useful knowledge for an LLM deployed on a gaming focused site would be different than that of general IBM or Red Hat customers.

As a solution to this, I propose that the code and supporting community be structured such that:

• Multiple taxonomies can (and are encouraged to) exist so that specialized knowledge can be curated by appropriate experts
• The code (https://github.com/instruct-lab/cli) supports dynamic merging of multiple taxonomies (i.e., "I'd like to use repoA and repoB, but not repoC")

[JohnStrunk]

cc: @lhawthorn

[lhawthorn]

This feature request should be considered by the development team. Adding @joesepi to ask for his help in getting it into their review queue.

[lhawthorn]

I don't know how to make this an enhancement request. Asking @russellb if he can move this to the right location.

[russellb]

I don't know how to make this an enhancement request. Asking @russellb if he can move this to the right location.

moved to the enhancements repo

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