Respect Question / Encourage New User

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It has been noticed that many queries don’t receive any attention, which is not good for the community.

I am not complaining. Also not asking my fellow to answer such queries, as I am aware that this is voluntary efforts.

However I decided to answer at least one such query every day, which is older than 1 month and receive no reply.

I will write in the answer:

#RespectQuestion #EncourageNewUser
(Is there any other way to create tag?)

I am not sure, if all this is Ok and as per community’s guidelines.

If there is violation, please let me know I will correct.

If it is correct and you like, you may follow it as well.

Let us pray that every question here is answered.

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#RespectQuestion #EncourageNewUser

That sounds like a sound idea :wink:

Maybe an overall statistics page could help as a metric to work against (if it doesn’t exist yet).

It might also be useful to tag queries for the Fr/App/é versions involved in the original post.

I guess that the support and/or helpdesk apps allow such a thing. Is this forum linked to the insights these apps provide, and do they feed back into the queries in this forum?

That might be required to increase the usefulness of the forum as a user-driven pre-helpdesk space.

If the apps had a discuss forum link which automatically provides the app versions data to the forum posts, that also could help (e.g. voluntary tighter integration of discuss, which appears kind of standalone to the public, with the user base).

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With God’s grace and your motivation through “likes” I was able to maintain average of one reply to such question per day since Oct 03, 2024.

and pray to God to to give me time and strength to keep it in future.

Enjoying it a lot.

Though it is coming to my mind, like “Justice delayed, justice denied”:

Solution delayed, solution denied.

(may be of no use in many cases, perhaps).

#RespectQuestion #EncourageNewUser