> On 3 Jan 2017, at 17:57, Rana <[email protected]> wrote: > > @teor > I hereby volunteer to maintain a FAQ for operators of small relays (or noob > operators). Which means I would be watching this list, generating the Q&A and > from time to time alerting this list to the appearance of new questions and > answers, to allow knowledgeable people to do quality control. And/or inviting > people to convert their answers on this list to the FAQ answers. This would > relieve them from answering the same question over and over again and reduce > the influx of questions from noobs (like myself J). I believe this would also > strengthen the community and reduce the frustration of small relay operators > and – who knows? – even lead to advancements in Tor design to make better use > of them.
I would appreciate that, but please learn some mailing list etiquette
first. Otherwise, your contributions may be ignored by many people on
the list.
Some examples:
* make sure each email adds something valuable to the conversation
* structure your emails well:
* learn how to bottom-post, even if your email client doesn't support
it
* learn how to quote others' emails to provide context to your
response
* try to write succinctly
* keep the volume of your emails down:
* write one response to a thread each day
* search for similar threads before starting a new one
* wait until an active thread is finished before starting a new one
> Caveat: I need someone (Tor project people) to create the Wiki on the site
> and let me admin it.
Demonstrate you can do the things above, and I'll gladly set this up
for you.
> There is already a severely underused wiki with a couple of answers that
> someone once referred me to, with a disastrously difficult captcha that I
> could not pass (why have captcha on a Wiki in the first place is beyond me)
Forum spam.
T
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