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Why ? It would facilitate some misunderstandings and clarification without the need for a public comment. It would open a path to people being "mentored" in their first 5 question or what amount i...
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- Why ?
- It would facilitate some misunderstandings and clarification without the need for a public comment. It would open a path to people being "mentored" in their first 5 question or what amount it takes to determine if more help is needed or if that person has a good grasp of question making.
- Why ?
- It would facilitate some misunderstandings and clarification without the need for a public comment. It would open a path to people being "mentored" in their first 5 question or what amount it takes to determine if more help is needed or if that person has a good grasp of question making.
- **Moderator note:** the question the author would like to ask has changed. None of our close reasons really apply, but please hold off on new answers to give the author a chance to write a new question, and then we can mark this one as superseded by it (with a link).
#5: Post edited
Let's have some kind of mentoring for newcomers
- Feature request: direct messages
What if we had a mentoring system? I think it would avoid some misunderstandings and allow for clarification without the need for public comments. People could be "mentored" for their first five questions, or however many it takes to determine if more help is needed or if that person has a good grasp of question asking. Mentorship is needed because some people really struggle to write semi-coherent sentences, let alone complete posts.This community gives me the impression that it's trying to make people feel welcomed. Mentorship is exactly that - a way to introduce new users to the regulars, let them know who the moderators and subject matter experts are, what topics to avoid, etc.
- Why ?
- It would facilitate some misunderstandings and clarification without the need for a public comment. It would open a path to people being "mentored" in their first 5 question or what amount it takes to determine if more help is needed or if that person has a good grasp of question making.
#4: Post edited
Featured Request : Mentoring for NewCommers.
- Let's have some kind of mentoring for newcomers
Should we have a Mentor system ?Why ?It would facilitate some misunderstands and clarification of those without the need for a public comment. It would open a path to people being "mentored" in their first 5 question or what amount it takes to determine if more help is needed or if that person has a good grasp of question making.Update:I edited this question because initially it focused on the wrong Direct Messages, I cleaned it up to generate better answers. Mentorship is needed because some people really struggle to write semi coherent sentences, let alone texts.This community gives me the opinion It's trying to make people feel welcomed, mentorship is that, someone to introduce some regular users, "Hey this is X you see him in X community, he's a moderator there, he's been Xing for 20 years, so he knows what he's talking about","Don't engage with this dude, because X Y Z, avoid talking about X controversial problem", i think i can pass on what i mean.They would help at those "Hey man, is that even a sentence ?" moments.
- What if we had a mentoring system? I think it would avoid some misunderstandings and allow for clarification without the need for public comments. People could be "mentored" for their first five questions, or however many it takes to determine if more help is needed or if that person has a good grasp of question asking. Mentorship is needed because some people really struggle to write semi-coherent sentences, let alone complete posts.
- This community gives me the impression that it's trying to make people feel welcomed. Mentorship is exactly that - a way to introduce new users to the regulars, let them know who the moderators and subject matter experts are, what topics to avoid, etc.
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Featured Request : Direct Messages
- Featured Request : Mentoring for NewCommers.
Should we have a DM system ?- Why ?
It would facilitate some misunderstands and clarification if those without the need for a public comment. It would open a path to people being "mentored" in their first 5 question or what amount it takes to determine if more help is needed or if that person has a good grasp of question making.- Update:
Clarifying, I don't mean that the mentorship should be made through/connected with mentorship. Mentorship is needed because some people really struggle to write semi coherent sentences, let alone texts.- This community gives me the opinion It's trying to make people feel welcomed, mentorship is that, someone to introduce some regular users, "Hey this is X you see him in X community, he's a moderator there, he's been Xing for 20 years, so he knows what he's talking about","Don't engage with this dude, because X Y Z, avoid talking about X controversial problem", i think i can pass on what i mean.
- They would help at those "Hey man, is that even a sentence ?" moments.
- Should we have a Mentor system ?
- Why ?
- It would facilitate some misunderstands and clarification of those without the need for a public comment. It would open a path to people being "mentored" in their first 5 question or what amount it takes to determine if more help is needed or if that person has a good grasp of question making.
- Update:
- I edited this question because initially it focused on the wrong Direct Messages, I cleaned it up to generate better answers. Mentorship is needed because some people really struggle to write semi coherent sentences, let alone texts.
- This community gives me the opinion It's trying to make people feel welcomed, mentorship is that, someone to introduce some regular users, "Hey this is X you see him in X community, he's a moderator there, he's been Xing for 20 years, so he knows what he's talking about","Don't engage with this dude, because X Y Z, avoid talking about X controversial problem", i think i can pass on what i mean.
- They would help at those "Hey man, is that even a sentence ?" moments.
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- Should we have a DM system ?
- Why ?
- It would facilitate some misunderstands and clarification if those without the need for a public comment. It would open a path to people being "mentored" in their first 5 question or what amount it takes to determine if more help is needed or if that person has a good grasp of question making.
- Should we have a DM system ?
- Why ?
- It would facilitate some misunderstands and clarification if those without the need for a public comment. It would open a path to people being "mentored" in their first 5 question or what amount it takes to determine if more help is needed or if that person has a good grasp of question making.
- Update:
- Clarifying, I don't mean that the mentorship should be made through/connected with mentorship. Mentorship is needed because some people really struggle to write semi coherent sentences, let alone texts.
- This community gives me the opinion It's trying to make people feel welcomed, mentorship is that, someone to introduce some regular users, "Hey this is X you see him in X community, he's a moderator there, he's been Xing for 20 years, so he knows what he's talking about","Don't engage with this dude, because X Y Z, avoid talking about X controversial problem", i think i can pass on what i mean.
- They would help at those "Hey man, is that even a sentence ?" moments.
#1: Initial revision
Featured Request : Direct Messages
Should we have a DM system ? Why ? It would facilitate some misunderstands and clarification if those without the need for a public comment. It would open a path to people being "mentored" in their first 5 question or what amount it takes to determine if more help is needed or if that person has a good grasp of question making.