I believe MJ spells out the process for engaging in the beginning on the forum. Newbies are parked until they hit certain milestones. IDK what the solution would be for recurring questions that already have answers, or the answers vary according to the personal situation. Maybe @MJ DeMarco can look at some AI bot to detect the recurring and tiring questions, and then send a message instructing the poster to either clarify the question or prompts them to search the forum more effectively, because that question has already been answered.Side note: Why can someone post right away without being cleared? Force us to do an introduction, comment "read" in the 1-2 threads that have all the links to useful threads to read, etc. This would stop a lot of initial noise and not terrible requirements from the moderators before being approved to start your own thread.
Or, we just let it be. The core group seems to be pretty good at governance.
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