Together HowTo: Asking a question – what should be observed?

Few things to consider before asking:

• Make sure it hasn't been asked already. Use the search, and if that seems to give too many results, add some tag filtering
• Think about the priority. If it seems to you that there are a lot of more important questions unanswered, maybe you can leave it for later and vote for some of those first to get them up and fixes on the road.

However, nothing prevents you from asking right away - you can do it, and all questions are good questions.

This is all very well, but very few seem to bother reading any of the 'rules/guidelines'. So many questions are just not applicable and then people putting their comments as 'answers'. I can't believe people here have the ability to do clever stuff with the phone but can;t follow simple guidelines on using a forum, too many endless discussions about stuff that DOES NOT pertain to Jolla/Sailfish - The sooner we get Moderators on board, the better. I feel like zipping through the forum on a deleting spree, getting rid of spurious, unwanted, unhelpful comments and although we all have a certain amount of control, it doesn't quite feel right playing Judge & Jury with others comments/questions/answers. Nonetheless, I have made a start with some questions, but it doesn't stop the barrage of newcomers adding any old crap question! I disagree, not all questions are good questions, particularly if they are of no use to a Jolla user, just my opinion. Regards,