In some scientific research, the scientists have their computer calculations made by computers of people all over the world. This is called 'distributed computing' and it allows them to have their results way faster than if they would only use their own computers. Of course this only works if you have a lot of volunteers, but I think they're doing a great job of that already by joining each other on platforms like BOINC, World Community Grid, etc.
Anyway, I was thinking we could use this kind of computational power for the bots on WikiTree. Out of 550000 genealogists on the site, I think we should be able to find enough volunteers to help the EditBot, MatchBot and what more bots on WikiTree keep the site more up to date. This way we wouldn't have to wait until the next day to see the impact of our changes regarding connections to the global tree, error reports for the Data Doctors to work with, ...
Do you guys think this is a good idea? And maybe more importantly, is it achievable to implement it?