What is post, topic, answer and comment on this community?
Post is the general term for 3 other terms topic, answer, comment
- Topic is the first post (with and without a map).
- Answer is a response to the posted topic.
- Comment is a brief message to the answer.
What will I do if someone has already posted same information?
It's up to you. You can post another topic, or give more detail about that topic, or answer that topic, or vote for it. Again, it's up to you.
What kinds of topics can I post here?
The most important thing is topics are should be relevant to this community.
What kinds of topics should I avoid posting?
Please avoid posting and discussing topics that are related to polictics, religion, sex, etc.. This community is all about traffics
Who moderates this community?
The short answer is: you. This website is moderated by the users. The reputation system allows users gain the authorization to perform a variety of moderation tasks.
How does reputation system work?
Reputation system summary
For example, if you post an interesting or helpful information, your input will be upvoted. On the other hand if the answer is misleading - it will be downvoted. Each vote in favor will generate 10 points, each vote against will subtract 2 points. There is a limit of 200 points that can be accumulated per post. The table below explains reputation point requirements for each type of permission.
| 15 | Upvote |
| 20 | Add comments |
| 100 | Downvote |
| 250 | Open and close own questions |
| 500 | Retag questions |
| 750 | Edit community wiki questions |
| 2000 | Edit any answer |
| 3000 | Open any closed question |
| 5000 | Delete any comment |
| 10000 | Delete any questions and answers and perform other moderation tasks |
What is gravatar
In short, Gravatar is an image that follows you from site to site appearing beside your name by using your email adrress. For more detail, please visit gravatar.com
Why other people can edit my post?
This is the comunity site. So posts can be edited like wiki pages by experienced users and this will improve the overall quality of the knowledge base content. All the change history will be saved. If this approach is not suitable for you, probably this site is not for you, we're really sorry about that.
Still have questions?
Please make a post. This will help make our community better!
