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In my opinion besides math.SE the most important other site would be Academia, however this being impossible for the time being as explained by Anna Lear, my next three top-choices (I limit myself to three as there seems to be some concern regarding having too many open) would be (somewhat in order of relevance):

1. TeX

2. Mathematica

3. Cross Validated

I agree with other contributors, especially Asaf Karagila and Neil Strickland, that there seems little reason to wait; there is enough historical evidence to know that such migrations are relevant. I do not see much reason this issue dissapears now just since we changed into the network (though it might help).

In any case, I think at least the path to TeX should be open as soon as possible; I think most instances there are also uncontroversial. This also applies mainly to Mathmatica, I think. For statistics questions there is more of a potential risk for controversy if a question or other should be migrated. But at the very least for TeX I would consider it as unfortunate if we would not get the paths now that it is possible; that now one could migrate questions was in advance of the move to the network in my mind a main point in favor of joining the network.

In my opinion besides math.SE the most important other site would be Academia, however this being impossible for the time being as explained by Anna Lear, my next three top-choices (I limit myself to three as there seems to be some concern regarding having too many open) would be (somewhat in order of relevance):

1. TeX

2. Mathematica

3. Cross Validated

I agree with other contributors, especially Asaf Karagila and Neil Strickland, that there seems little reason to wait; there is enough historical evidence to know that such migrations are relevant. I do not see much reason this issue dissapears now just since we changed into the network (though it might help).

In any case, I think at least the path to TeX should be open as soon as possible; I think most instances there are also uncontroversial. This also applies mainly to Mathmatica, I think. For statistics questions there is more of a potential risk for controversy if a question or other should be migrated. But at the very least for TeX I would consider it as unfortunate if we would not get the paths now that it is possible; that now one could migrate questions was in advance of the move to the network in my mind a main point in favor of joining the network.

In my opinion besides math.SE the most important other site would be Academia, however this being impossible for the time being as explained by Anna Lear, my next three top-choices (I limit myself to three as there seems to be some concern regarding having too many open) would be (somewhat in order of relevance):

1. TeX

2. Mathematica

3. Cross Validated

I agree with other contributors, especially Asaf Karagila and Neil Strickland, that there seems little reason to wait; there is enough historical evidence to know that such migrations are relevant. I do not see much reason this issue dissapears now just since we changed into the network (though it might help).

In any case, I think at least the path to TeX should be open as soon as possible; I think most instances there are also uncontroversial. This also applies mainly to Mathmatica, I think. For statistics questions there is more of a potential risk for controversy if a question or other should be migrated. But at the very least for TeX I would consider it as unfortunate if we would not get the paths now that it is possible; that now one could migrate questions was in advance of the move to the network in my mind a main point in favor of joining the network.

In my opinion besides math.SE the most important other site would be Academia, however this being impossible for the time being as explained by Anna Lear, my next three top-choices (I limit myself to three as there seems to be some concern regarding having too many open) would be (somewhat in order of relevance):

1. TeX

2. Mathematica

3. Cross Validated

I agree with other contributors, especially Asaf Karagila and Neil Strickland, that there seems little reason to wait; there is enough historical evidence to know that such migrations are relevant. I do not see much reason this issue dissapears now just since we changed into the network (though it might help).

In any case, I think at least the path to TeX should be open as soon as possible; I think most instances there are also uncontroversial. This also applies mainly to Mathmatica, I think. For statistics questions there is more of a potential risk for controversy if a question or other should be migrated. But at the very least for TeX I would consider it as unfortunate if we would not get the paths now that it is possible; that now one could migrate questions was in advance of the move to the network in my mind a main point in favor of joining the network.

In my opinion besides math.SE the most important other site would be Academia, however this being impossible for the time being as explained by Anna Lear, my next three top-choices (I limit myself to three as there seems to be some concern regarding having too many open) would be (somewhat in order of relevance):

1. TeX

2. Mathematica

3. Cross Validated

I agree with other contributors, especially Asaf Karagila and Neil Strickland, that there seems little reason to wait; there is enough historical evidence to know that such migrations are relevant. I do not see much reason this issue dissapears now just since we changed into the network (though it might help).

In any case, I think at least the path to TeX should be open as soon as possible; I think most instances there are also uncontroversial. This also applies mainly to Mathmatica, I think. For statistics questions there is more of a potential risk for controversy if a question or other should be migrated. But at the very least for TeX I would consider it as unfortunate if we would not get the paths now that it is possible; that now one could migrate questions was in advance of the move to the network in my mind a main point in favor of joining the network.

In my opinion besides math.SE the most important other site would be Academia, however this being impossible for the time being as explained by Anna Lear, my next three top-choices (I limit myself to three as there seems to be some concern regarding having too many open) would be (somewhat in order of relevance):

1. TeX

2. Mathematica

3. Cross Validated

I agree with other contributors, especially Asaf Karagila and Neil Strickland, that there seems little reason to wait; there is enough historical evidence to know that such migrations are relevant. I do not see much reason this issue dissapears now just since we changed into the network (though it might help).

In any case, I think at least the path to TeX should be open as soon as possible; I think most instances there are also uncontroversial. This also applies mainly to Mathmatica, I think. For statistics questions there is more of a potential risk for controversy if a question or other should be migrated. But at the very least for TeX I would consider it as unfortunate if we would not get the paths now that it is possible; that now one could migrate questions was in advance of the move to the network in my mind a main point in favor of joining the network.