EduComics Rules

Rottweiler · Site Admin Joined: 17 Sep 2007 Posts: 33

This is where you can discuss the educational webcomic, apply named EduComics.

First off, don't just tear the idea down. That would fall under Poor Citizenship (check the Rules). If you have a disagreement with the idea of a webcomic that helps you learn useful information, please let us know in a thoughtful, civil manner.

Good Example
I'm not sure anyone this is aimed at is really going to want to read it. You sure you know who your audience is?

Bad Example
Why would anyone want to read that?! It's not fun, it's boring! The whole idea is crap!

Second, if you want to ask a question for the comic, don't give us the problem you're working on. Instead, think about what you're trying to do and ask a more general question. If we have the concept, we can usually come up with simple problems for you to use in order to check whether you've got it or not.

Good Example
How does addition work?

Bad Example
What's 4 + 4?

Third, you may ask for clarification on specific pages, but be sure to include a link to the page, the subject and concept being discussed, and what specifically you find confusing or in need of refinement.

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And fourth, you can find out how to become and remain a functioning member of the EduComics system.