Re: re: forums and community commons
Dan Marshall <[email protected]> Thu, 29 Jul 2004 13:19:16 -0500
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I suspect that this is just a subject that we'll have to agree to disagree on. On behalf of my take on the issue though, I doubt that the same person will ask questions twice. The warning and peer pressure should keep repeat offenders in line. I'm more concerened about presenting a friendly atmosphere to a newcomer who doesn't know about the forums. Also, I think that difficult questions will have to be asked in the forums anyway. I suspect that advanced users spend more time in the forums, and intermediate users spend more time in the wiki. When you're answering questions in the forum, you have to be about 99% correct. When you're making a article for the wiki, you only have to be about 90% correct, and you can wait for somebody else to fill in the remaining 10%. So an easy question could be answered without bothering the big brains in the forums. A hard question will have to be punted there anyway. Like my sig in the forums says, I reserve the right to be completely and utterly wrong about anything I say.