SylvereApLeanan -> RE: FAQ Setup (1/23/2010 7:48:25 PM)
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ORIGINAL: LadyPact I do have a bit of concern about adding the favorite rants (pro-domme issue, scammers, etc) to a frequently asked question section. In My observation, there are more scammer complaints regarding all females regardless of role. This is true. However, we seem to get the lion's share of anti-pro/financial domme complaints. My goal is to make an attempt to shut them down before they start by including a short, no-nonsense answer to the domination-as-a-business ones. quote:
I'm also curious to know if we're talking about one thread here or separate threads for all of the subjects? If they are separate, that would clog the entire first page of the forum. Having one thread for all subjects may have a tendency to make the one thread too cluttered. Has anyone read the Gorean FAQ thread to see how that is set up? My original thought was to have one thread dedicated to all profile help questions and one to all "help me with my first email" questions. These would be similar to the long-running I Hate It When or I Love It When threads in the P&ORS section. These threads don't need to be sticky if we post a link to them in the FAQ, which wouldn't be a thread, but a single post with the Q&A and relevant links. When a new person comes along with a profile or first contact question, he (or she) can post a request for assistance and the corresponding thread gets bumped up to the first page. Those who are willing to help then respond but will know right away what they're walking into and won't feel the need to read the entire thread. Yes, I've read the Gorean FAQ and it's set up as a list of links to past threads grouped under general headings. If it works for them, fine. I think it leaves a great deal to be desired since it doesn't include the quick reference Q&A I want to see in ours. However, that's typical of the Gorean mentality -- they expect newcomers to prove themselves worthy of civility by ploughing their way through a lot of convoluted threads and slogging through the entire body of 26+ poorly written books. I don't want to spoon-feed answers to anyone, but I think a paragraph or two about each topic is a good lead-in to encourage newcomers to read the past threads we link in. If you have other suggestions then, by all means, post away. This is a work-in-progress so nothing is set in stone.
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