In short, here is the principle:
A FAQ is a list of questions before anything else.
So you have to design a new topic, put in announcement, locked in edit (only moderators can edit) whose first post contains all the questions.
Each question must be clickable, like a simple internet link and automatically returned to the post of its answer.
Then we can plan a subject "FAQ Work" where everyone can propose a new question and the answers can be debated in order to find a consensus, before being summarized / synthesized in the said FAQ.
But how do we do that?
Ben actually, we do what's more con
Why look complicated when we can do simple ???
Why work when we can be lazy ???
Woawww I have the impression that a certain current of modern philosophy invades my thoughts
So here is the principle:
You type the question by editing the first topic (creating at the beginning).
Then we make a new answer to the discussion thread of the subject of the FAQ, containing the answer to this new question, then we click on "Send".
Then we visualize, this new post, in the thread of the subject of the FAQ, on the right page ...
One click should on the subject title which will look like this: "Re: The Phenoculture FAQ" and which contains the new answer to the new question.
Then we left click on "Copy link address" (the wording little may change slightly depending on the browser used).
Then we go back to the very first post of the thread and we edit it (we modify it).
We select the text of the new question ..... by pressing the left mouse button, then we click in the menu at the top of the post, the button that looks like the earth in miniature with a string in below (which allows to make an internet link). Positioned between the image button, to insert an image and the button A, to color its text.
See the SECOND REPLY of the topic here:
http://www.commentcamarche.net/forum/af ... -sur-forumAdept of laziness and sensitive to the quality of what my family consumes, I wish to make a vegetable garden of the lazy!
