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18 Aug 2021
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You don’t build community for people.
You build it with them.
Co-creation is the whole game.
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When @Netwrix brought scattered user communities into one place, Discourse's AI-powered multilingual support broke down the language barriers, turning the forum into a knowledge hub that works for every customer, everywhere.
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Its structure follows the maker workflow, with development tools, projects, hardware, community spaces, and international spaces all giving people a clearer path from idea to build to bug to fix.
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Discourse Discover highlights communities that make knowledge visible, searchable, and useful long after the original conversation ends.
When thoughtful platform design meets engaged users, the result is more conversation better outcomes.
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If you run a Discourse community that's built something interesting, whether it is a thriving knowledge base, an active developer community, or a space for meaningful conversations at scale, we'd love to hear from you!
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@arduino forum carries the same approach into embedded systems and hardware. It supports classroom beginners, hobbyists, educators, and experienced tinkerers building with boards, sensors, wires, sketches, modules, and kits.
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The conversation covers code, scenes, exports, builds, bugs, tutorials, plugins, experiments - all the material it takes to make games!
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Our Discourse Discover: May Roundup is about communities where people build things in public, then turn the difficult parts into shared knowledge...
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The forum has space for troubleshooting, but also for showing your work. Help, Showcase, and Resources each serve a clear purpose, with deeper subcategories for programming, physics, games, plugins, tutorials, and projects in development.
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@godotengine forum serves game developers using the open source Godot engine, from people making their first scene to teams shipping finished projects.
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New contributors can find their way in without understanding the whole ecosystem on day one. They can ask the immediate question, get useful help, and slowly learn how the wider project works.
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- Help and support stays focused on practical mapping and data questions.
- General talk gives people room for broader conversations.
- Communities supports regional work.
- Foundation keeps governance accessible.
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@openstreetmap is one of those communities! Its forum gives mappers, data users, organizers, and contributors a shared place to maintain a global map.
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A good forum captures the messy path to the right answer - making it easy to find the question, the context, the failed attempt, the workaround, the explanation - and the next person who makes it better.
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Jun 2
Discourse just made it much easier to create events!
The Calendar and Events plugin now has a simplified event creation flow...
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For communities that use Discourse to coordinate meetups, office hours, releases, calls, AMAs, workshops, or recurring gatherings, this should make the calendar much more approachable.
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The best version of a community tool is one that gets out of the way.
This update does exactly that.
Let us know your thoughts!
meta.discourse.org/t/its-eas…
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