I suggest that when people ask questions in the slack, instead of answering them in slack, we ask them to ask it here on the forum and then answer them here.
Specifically, questions of the form “How do I do X with blockstack?” belong on the forum.
Example slack exchange:
Enthusiastic Developer
Wow! I just saw @ryan’s talk! Blockstack looks really cool! I’m building a decentralized app to solve world hunger, how can intergrate Blockstack ID in my app?
This exchange between @jude and community member is a great example of the type of question/problem we can ask users to post in forum. If it had turned out to be a bug, we could then open a github issue on the appropriate repo to get it fixed.
This exchange between @jude and community member is a great example of the type of question/problem we can ask users to post in forum. If it had turned out to be a bug, we could then open a github issue on the appropriate repo to get it fixed.
@larry, are you suggesting that we setup a process that involves github?
I just did a search for “using github as faq” https://www.google.com/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=using%20github%20as%20faq and the second search result was a link to IPFS/FAQ. "GitHub - ipfs/faq: Frequently Asked Questions. " Looks as though IPFS has created a repository for their FAQ’s. I still feel as though GitHub is a great place to have our FAQ section. It allows us to capitalize on SEM pulling in developers to our repositories for more discovery.
No. I’m just suggesting if that someone reports a problem that is because of a bug in one of our pieces of software (instead of confusion on the part of the user) that we should open a github issue on the respective repository (we do that already now).