My vote goes for Stack Overflow. Becuase it has most of what you are asking for. Also from a developer point of view SO is the go-to-place for technical issues.
SO has a good governance process in regards to how people become moderators. API docs (https://api.stackexchange.com/docs) seems comprehensive, even if you do not create a new site via Area51 proposal we can get started with tagging question with tags (say 'open-edx') and questions can be spread over multiple other sites using the same tags. I have also seen https://www.discourse.org/ used for community support. Probably does not have everything but it's one shiny forum. Just my two cents. --- Azizur On Tuesday, 2 August 2016 20:44:00 UTC+1, Shauna Gordon-McKeon wrote: > > Hello Open edX community! > > The open source team here at edX has been talking a lot recently about how > we can do a better job of making sure community members have access to the > resources you need to troubleshoot problems and get your questions > answered. Right now the most common avenues for getting support are our > mailing lists and Slack channels, but these tools don’t allow us to easily > track frequently asked questions or see how often questions are going > unanswered. > > We want to find a better tool so we can better help the community. We’ve > brainstormed a list of requirements here: > https://docs.google.com/document/d/1J0P2hNXH7hdyxbqi8OCndNrUoxrOXDAbvIGalG6v7qU/ > > Here’s where you come in: we can only see one side of the support > experience. We don’t know what, from your perspective, the biggest > problems are and the most appealing solutions might be. So please, feel > free to suggest additional requirements, and to let us know which of our > existing requirements are most important to you. You can do so by adding > to this thread in the edx-code mailing list. > > If you’ve got tool suggestions as well, we’d be happy to hear them! Once > we’ve got our requirements list set, we’re going to evaluate the most > promising options. > > Looking forward to seeing your feedback! > > Best, > Shauna > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "General Open edX discussion" group. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/edx-code/8120f17f-44c2-48a1-bb36-f9b793b724f4%40googlegroups.com.
