SFML community forums
General => SFML website => Topic started by: devlin on March 15, 2011, 07:21:05 pm
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I've noticed a lot recently the type of questions posted are either compiler related or newbie related (not talking SFML in particular - but with for instance c++ in general - i.e. why does my compiler shout at me).
I'm not using the word newbie in any derogatory way, as everyone's a newbie when first starting out.
Wouldn't it make sense to create a "For Beginners" forum where such questions could be posted and answered by other forum users; in order for us to help you get (slightly) more free time to focus on SFML2? :)
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Hmm... That wouldn't change anything for me ;)
But don't worry, I already skip posts that are easy to answer -- sometimes.
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I think that's what the "General" board is for (i.e. setup, general questions regarding compiler, IDE etc.). The most (young) people who start programming are interested in games, so it's quite normal that there're a lot people around here asking basic questions. But in my opinion it's just okay, no need to separate it.
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This is actually a pretty good idea, a lot of other forums use this division of sections and it turns out with great results.
The beginner forums is always more active, and get response a lot quicker, while it leaves the "clutter" off of the "regular" forum, leaving it for people to really think about problems.
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You can post your questions in the new topic or replies? but that should based on under topics.....
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