Updated our Community Guidelines and published the Framework Community Forums 101 post! Please let me know if you have any feedback.
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Which form? (Was this intended to link?)
How best to flag? As āOff Topicā to be āmoved elsewhereā? Or as āSomething elseā?
Should this be in Framework Community Forums 101?
How best to flag? As āOff Topicā to be āmoved elsewhereā? Or as āSomething elseā?
In both of the above, āSomething elseā is requred to suggest under which topic or category it should go. Maybe, under āOff topicā, add a text field to suggest a better topic or category.
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Looks like I forgot to add the link there, this is fixed now, thank you.
I think itās safe to use āSomething Elseā and add a small note like (it should be merged with this thread" or āthis should be under Community Supportā, weāll take care of the rest.
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When posting to the general thread - I had to put two optional tags.
But the optional tags where only suggesting OS names.
So once I tagged Ubuntu (my OS) whatās the point of adding another OS tag?
Wouldnāt it be better if there where tags that where actually relevant to the question I had.
e.g - dual-display sizing and firefox
Recently created the Framework Community Forums 101 post to answer these type of questions, not sure if I understand your suggestion though.
What kind of post were you trying to create? (what is the theme/subject) and in which category?
I created this post.
Besides the postās main tag - Framework Laptop 13 Linux, it required me adding optional tags. It required two optional tags other wise it would not post it to the forum.
And I could only choose from a list of optional tags provided by the ui.
That list only contained names of OSs
So I was forced to put two names of OSs - Ubuntu and Debian - but the debian really was redundant.
It would have been better to allow me to add my own tag besides the compulsary OS tag.
Maybe after a while you guys could see emerging tag trends??? Which might be helpful??
thank you for the explanation, only one distro tag should be enough for the linux subcategory, Iāve changed the settings to reflect that.
What kind of other tags would you like to add to this one? I believe we only have the Distro tags for the Linux subcategories and āissueā tags for the Community support" category.
Great.
I donāt really know.
Iād go about it in one of two ways:
- Let the user enter their own tag - collect all these tags into a list of secnodery or tricery tags??
- Seeing what the main questions are about and creating a list of tags from the issues most reported. Something like - Ryzen 7040 or Hardware or Multi-displays.
just some thoughts in the matter
we do have a list of tags for the common issues/components. but itās not enabled for the linux subcategory, since we already have 20 tags there. we can certainly enable the issue tags as āoptionalā tags for linux subcategories is there is demand/need for that.
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great.
thank you.
I really enjoy my new Framwork laptop.
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Not sure where to post this but it relates to this topic. See the second post, my reply
The item is a download that says for AMD then says for 13th Intel ???
Iām not sure how this issue relates to the thread.
Apologies that should have read
Not sure where to post this but does it relates to this topic.
Clearly not then . . .