I'm not a moderator or any other authority figure here, but I'm throwing out this suggestion to see what people think.
First, here's the short version:
I'm suggesting a Forum for "simple questions" ... and yes, I know that sounds both rudimentary and silly at the same time. But I think there's merit here.
Rather than lump all similar questions into groups, I'm suggesting we open it up to putting the burden on the person with the problem. I think that makes a lot of s sense. Without going into too many details, I think it could help. Rather than lumping everyone with some vaguely similar problems into a repetitive forum of FAQs -- as they're known today, count on the person with the problem to distinguish their particular problem from the rest.
The longer version:
In my humble opinion, I think most of the users of this, and similar such forums, fall into one of three categories:
1: those with an interest in the particular products and or industries
2: those with a general interest in learning about and/or servicing their own products of this category/industry
3: those with a particular, specific problem right now, that they are hoping to address sooner rather than later and in all likelihood, more economically. (Let's face it, the upper 1 half of the top 1 percent of the fiscal scale, probably don't bother with "us")
That being said, I think there's
First, here's the short version:
I'm suggesting a Forum for "simple questions" ... and yes, I know that sounds both rudimentary and silly at the same time. But I think there's merit here.
Rather than lump all similar questions into groups, I'm suggesting we open it up to putting the burden on the person with the problem. I think that makes a lot of s sense. Without going into too many details, I think it could help. Rather than lumping everyone with some vaguely similar problems into a repetitive forum of FAQs -- as they're known today, count on the person with the problem to distinguish their particular problem from the rest.
The longer version:
In my humble opinion, I think most of the users of this, and similar such forums, fall into one of three categories:
1: those with an interest in the particular products and or industries
2: those with a general interest in learning about and/or servicing their own products of this category/industry
3: those with a particular, specific problem right now, that they are hoping to address sooner rather than later and in all likelihood, more economically. (Let's face it, the upper 1 half of the top 1 percent of the fiscal scale, probably don't bother with "us")
That being said, I think there's
