help as subdomain seems to supporty.
@jos, especially if you want devs to chat about the introduction of new features, etc.
Well, “my” is inclusive. From the user’s perspective “your” creates a distance between the user and the product.
I like the idea, yes. This is something we certainly could do… Today I think we’re all a bit too busy but - good chance we can do this in a few days, keep a redirect from the old place so it isn’t a problem… @LukasReschke that is possible, right?
Yes. This is doable but let’s do it at a time where less people visit the page (weekend? / night?) as we need to restart the Discourse service for this which takes some time.
I also think it could be a good idea to express the community orientation with a .org TLD.
»My« should never be used in an interface because it’s just straight up weird. Also it sounds like a personal profile, which it is not. community.nextcloud.org seems the best course of action.
You’re sure about that?
Agree with jan. This just reminds me of all the programming tutorials which do stuff like $myVariable then people reading the tutorials start flling their code with my prefixed variables and functions xD
yeah the only time I would agree to support my.*.org would be for a personal profile. Say my.faceb**k.com or so.
I think we can close this now. The decision is to move to community.nextcloud.org and add a redirect from help.nextcloud.com. Go Lukas Go.