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Next gen. discussion platform Discourse gains more and more traction, and rightfully so. I understand the Q&A format might suite hardcore geeks and developer types, but if you plan to build a community around a more diverse group of people, a modern discussion forum still seems to be a better option.

See another attempt at failed community building, at also intended to be user friendly Elementary OS:

https://elementaryforums.com/index.php?threads/forums-purpose.2170/#post-2816

https://www.reddit.com/r/elementaryos/comments/23v9o9/elementary_os_doesnt_have_an_official_forum_and/

Thanks for your consideration!

Next gen. discussion platform Discourse gains more and more traction, and rightfully so. I understand the Q&A format might suite hardcore geeks and developer types, but if you plan to build a community around a more diverse group of people, a modern discussion forum still seems to be a better option.

See another attempt at failed community building, at also intended to be user friendly Elementary OS:

https://elementaryforums.com/index.php?threads/forums-purpose.2170/#post-2816

https://www.reddit.com/r/elementaryos/comments/23v9o9/elementary_os_doesnt_have_an_official_forum_and/

Thanks for your consideration!

Next gen. discussion platform Discourse gains more and more traction, and rightfully so. I understand the Q&A format might suite hardcore geeks and developer types, but if you plan to build a community around a more diverse group of people, a modern discussion forum still seems to be a better option.

See another attempt at failed community building, at also intended to be user friendly Elementary OS:

https://elementaryforums.com/index.php?threads/forums-purpose.2170/#post-2816

https://www.reddit.com/r/elementaryos/comments/23v9o9/elementary_os_doesnt_have_an_official_forum_and/

Thanks for your consideration!

Edit: I was unable to post this at first, as I did not have enough privilege or something. Then hitting the Back button resulting me losing the question title. Thankfully, it was only the title.

Next gen. discussion platform Discourse gains more and more traction, and rightfully so. I understand the Q&A format might suite hardcore geeks and developer types, but if you plan to build a community around a more diverse group of people, a modern discussion forum still seems to be a better option.

See another attempt at failed community building, at also intended to be user friendly Elementary OS:

https://elementaryforums.com/index.php?threads/forums-purpose.2170/#post-2816

https://www.reddit.com/r/elementaryos/comments/23v9o9/elementary_os_doesnt_have_an_official_forum_and/

Thanks for your consideration!

Edit: I was unable to post this at first, as I did not have enough privilege or something. Then hitting the Back button resulting me losing the question title. Thankfully, it was only the title.

Next gen. discussion platform Discourse gains more and more traction, and rightfully so. I understand the Q&A format might suite hardcore geeks and developer types, but if you plan to build a community around a more diverse group of people, a modern discussion forum still seems to be a better option.

See another attempt at failed community building, at also intended to be user friendly Elementary OS:

https://elementaryforums.com/index.php?threads/forums-purpose.2170/#post-2816

https://www.reddit.com/r/elementaryos/comments/23v9o9/elementary_os_doesnt_have_an_official_forum_and/

Thanks for your consideration!

Edit: I was unable to post this at first, as I did not have enough privilege or something. Then hitting the Back button resulting me losing the question title. Thankfully, it was only the title.

Next gen. discussion platform Discourse gains more and more traction, and rightfully so. I understand the Q&A format might suite hardcore geeks and developer types, but if you plan to build a community around a more diverse group of people, a modern discussion forum still seems to be a better option.

See another attempt at failed community building, at also intended to be user friendly Elementary OS:

https://elementaryforums.com/index.php?threads/forums-purpose.2170/#post-2816

https://www.reddit.com/r/elementaryos/comments/23v9o9/elementary_os_doesnt_have_an_official_forum_and/

Thanks for your consideration!

Next gen. discussion platform Discourse gains more and more traction, and rightfully so. I understand the Q&A format might suite hardcore geeks and developer types, but if you plan to build a community around a more diverse group of people, a modern discussion forum still seems to be a better option.

See another attempt at failed community building, at also intended to be user friendly Elementary OS:

https://elementaryforums.com/index.php?threads/forums-purpose.2170/#post-2816

https://www.reddit.com/r/elementaryos/comments/23v9o9/elementary_os_doesnt_have_an_official_forum_and/

Thanks for your consideration!