Adding Step 5: Check FAQs to Quick Start? #74
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If you think it's needed, maybe even adding mention of the other MPMD FAQs if you think they are relevant enough to the firmware operation. Though I wonder how often they will be checked... I just know I asked something you know is on a FAQ somewhere, but in my defense I think I just couldn't find some things. Like in the case of the aforementioned issue, I believe I had trouble finding the driver itself. I forget though. |
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Codifying knowledge in an FAQ is a noble thing to do, and it should really result in fewer (repeat) questions being asked. |
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@BackwardEcho I think the mpmd_marlin_1.1.x FAQ should stick to things specific to this firmware and stick to things that have been actual questions about the firmware from people on GitHub/Reddit/Facebook. Speaking from experience, @rgrobe is correct that the broader MPMD subject can become a behemoth of a topic that grows from 12 pages on initial release to over 60 pages today. It is best to limit scope when possible. |
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Step 5: Frequently Asked QuestionsAre you having trouble? Before posting a question to GitHub or social media, please check the FAQs for some of the most common questions related to mpmd_marlin_1.1.x. You could also try reading through the topics in the sidebar to see if it is covered elsewhere in this wiki. Still cannot find your problem listed? The preferred platform for questions related to mpmd_marlin_1.1.x is GitHub. For firmware bugs, you can file an issue. For general troubleshooting questions, you can start a discussion. |
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I occasionally make edits to the wiki based on questions I see on social media (usually Facebook). I kind of want to add a final step to the Quick Start that basically says "Check the FAQs before posting your question to GitHub/Reddit/Facebook", but I am on the fence. This comes after answering a fairly common question the other day, me adding it to the FAQs yesterday, and then someone on Reddit asking the same question today.
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