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We seed certain help topics (how to ask, FAQ, not sure if there are others) with text that includes "$sitename". We don't auto-replace that with the actual name, which means we have to edit those topics when we launch new communities.
I propose that we make the help seeds usable in their initial states, so mods can enhance them but don't have to. Replacing "$sitename" with "this site" or just dropping it in some places can work. I just edited the how-to-ask page on some communities to remove two name references that could be generalized, as a workaround to a bug. We could still include HTML comments to indicate places mods might want to edit/enhance and we could use "$sitename" in those comments to give mods something to search for.
Can we make our help seeds work out of the box without making them too vague to be useful?
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We seed certain help topics (how to ask, FAQ, not sure if there are others) with text that includes "$sitename". We don't auto-replace that with the actual name, which means we have to edit those topics when we launch new communities.
I propose that we make the help seeds usable in their initial states, so mods can enhance them but don't have to. Replacing "$sitename" with "this site" or just dropping it in some places can work. I just edited the how-to-ask page on some communities to remove two name references that could be generalized, as a workaround to a bug. We could still include HTML comments to indicate places mods might want to edit/enhance and we could use "$sitename" in those comments to give mods something to search for.
Can we make our help seeds work out of the box without making them too vague to be useful?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: