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Heya @Zig-Rust-Odin! Thank you for flagging. Our Platform Health team is aware of this particular scam campaign and is responding to these scams as quickly as they can - apologies for the inconvenience. |
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Was the content removed by a moderator? Because I can't see anything in the original comment and there is no "Edited" indicator, making me think it was a mod who edited it and then deleted the edit entries... |
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هل شركة binary trady موتوقة |
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The survey has a wrongly configured field (or a wrongly set description). |
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Ah, that's strange, I'll take a look. Thank you for flagging @Andre601 ! |
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Nice |
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Nice |
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Success development and implement all projects. |
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Good work thanks to all who has help |
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Productive guidance effectively communication and adapt supervising of the project. |
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Hello @jricciardi ! I am frequently on the discussions and it is nice. I do, however, want to remark two things. I write it down here too, as I am open for discussion. Seperate category for critical issuesI think there may be a slight issue with seperation of responsibilities. There are some issues that nobody but Github staff can resolve and that are critical. These include access to account related issues, like problems with 2FA, flagging, etc. Those issues sometimes are hidden in a stream of unrelated issues like programming questions. Thus, they are answered later. Sure, that's what categories are for. However, there is no account access category. Given there is now again a 2FA campaign ongoing, (and a number of questions about this have emerged indeed), this could be a good addition. Some cookie for helpers?I understand that the community interaction based achievements were removed. Yet still, there could be some option that would not add much to any overhead to Github staff: How about an achievement for staying e.g. 1 month in the leaderboard? Usually, people that try to cheat are removed much quicker. So the duration would make sure the account's authenticity was checked at some point. |
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Thank you for the feedback @CopperEagle! We'll definitely keep these in mind when collating responses. With achievements gone, that did remove one big way for us to reward and recognize users. If we introduce something new, we'll want to make sure we learn the right lessons from the achievements experience. And we definitely hear you that account issues have been a particular pain point lately — this is something that has been well-escalated internally as a wide-spread trending issue. You may have noticed community managers beginning to label Discussions as "Account Related" (examples) to help keep track of that particular problem. Thanks again for weighing in! |
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For the "rewarding active users", maybe have something a little more subtle, like a label next to the user (like with Maintainer, Author, Contributor, etc) that says something like "Active" or "Helpful", which is automatically given tho users who give frequent replies that are selected as answers... This could be extended to discussions in general and not just the ones in the community org. Another thing I would like to quickly talk about is that "leaderboard" of sorts showing the most helpful users within the past 30 days. |
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@Andre601 I like the idea of a label, maybe even letting this replace the leaderboard. 👍 However, there needs to be some low-work mechanism against cheating. The leaderboard does present an easy way for that: Recently there was some person who seemed to control two accounts, having one create null discussions and one gibberish answers which they selected as answer. The cheating was quite obvious. They were on the leaderboard for mere hours... |
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Something that just came to mind now, which I would like to add is to split up the sub-categories a bit. Right now a majority of categories is bundled in the "GitHub Product Categories", which not only is extremely vague, but also creates a lot of overload for one person to handle. I would propose a split up of this section in a following way (Not necessarely in depicted order):
This could help a user finding the right category a bit more easily. |
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👍 feels more intuitive and balanced. This structure should also be present in the category selection when creating a new discussion. Currently, there is a long list to scroll through, which some may be too lazy to do probably... |
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I'm sorry for the delay, it not function again, I couldn't login again.
Thanks you.
…On Sat, 18 May 2024, 00:36 Jay, ***@***.***> wrote:
Thank you for the feedback @CopperEagle <https://github.com/CopperEagle>!
We'll definitely keep these in mind when collating responses. With
achievements gone, that did remove one big way for us to reward and
recognize users. If we introduce something new, we'll want to make sure we
learn the right lessons from the achievements experience.
And we definitely hear you that account issues have been a particular pain
point lately — this is something that has been well-escalated internally as
a wide-spread trending issue. You may have noticed community managers
beginning to label Discussions as "Account Related" (examples
<https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions?discussions_q=is%3Aopen+label%3A%22Account+Related%22>)
to help keep track of that particular problem.
Thanks again for weighing in!
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Appreciate your help with thanks, it working fine now, about my
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Hello, GitHub Community! 👋 It's once again time for you to tell us how things are going in the community.
As we do twice a year, we want to check in about your experience with github.com/community and invite you to provide thoughts and feedback through this survey! How's it going?
We’ve been using GitHub Discussions to power github.com/community as the official platform for GitHub Q&A, show & tell, and feedback on GitHub products for almost two years now. Time flies!
We want to know: What's working and where can we improve? Are you finding value here or getting your questions answered? What could take this experience up a notch? This 5-minute survey will help us better understand your experience. Your feedback will help inform our next iteration of this space, so please let us know what you think! We're excited to hear from you ✨
Link to survey
This survey will close on May 20th. 2024.
Thank you!
P.S. In case you missed it, be sure to check out our write up and infographic from the last Survey 🚀
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