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End of the year survey about the community
Hello there, <a href="/r/FlutterDev">r/FlutterDev</a>!It's the end of the world 2019, and we've recently reached 25k members on Reddit, as well as 10k members on Discord! (If you're not in yet, <a href="https://discord.gg/rflutterdev">join us!</a>)We want to take this milestone to revise the rules of the community, which have pretty much stayed the same as they have always been.We want your feedback!Rules are a sticky topic. They are both necessary, but must always be applied with a grain of salt. In order to reflect what you want on this subreddit, it’s important that the rules be changed to conform to the content that users want to see. You’ll find all the rules as well as the reason why they were introduced at the end of this post. You can comment about adding, deleting, or changing rules in any way you see fit, we will consider every opinion posted here.Another feature that we are considering is to have weekly or monthly sticky posts. Some ideas that have come up include an “App Feedback Thread” and “Weekly Questions Thread”, similar to how <a href="/r/AndroidDev">r/AndroidDev</a> has. Do you think these threads would be a good idea or would you prefer something different? Please let us know.Finally, if you have any other ideas for improving the subreddit that you would like us to consider, they are most welcome.How we will proceedWe will consider your feedback and will discuss it amongst the mod team. Changes we consider fitting for the community will either be integrated directly if they’re important, or will be put in a poll where we will be able to judge the community’s feelings about them. In any case, we will leave this thread up for a couple of weeks so that there’s a chance to get enough feedback from the community.What you can do to help usModerating the subreddit works much better when the community helps us! Here are some things that really make a difference:Reporting comments and/or posts -- If you see a post or comment that you believe breaks the subreddit's rules, please report it: this ensures that a moderator should catch it much more quickly.Please use appropriate tags -- the post tags (article, video, plugin, discussion, etc) allow others to see at a glance what kind of content a post is, and can be useful for filtering content. Please use them!Thank you for being a part of this community, and the <a href="/r/FlutterDev">r/FlutterDev</a> team wishes you a happy end of the year!The current rules, and why they're thereMust be related to flutterYou may post about code, design, distribution, marketing, etc. as long as it does not conflict with any other rules. We only ask that it has something to do with Flutter.In order to keep this subreddit's focus purely on Flutter, we disallow posts about general programming, tips to program better, and similar posts, as they are a better fit for other subreddits.Not a support forumDiscussion about architecture, performance optimizations, or design are allowed, but specific code questions and asking for help with development are not. Neither are basic/easily searchable questions. Please direct those to <a href="https://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/flutter">StackOverflow</a> or our <a href="https://discord.gg/uMya6wQ">Discord chat</a>.There are multiple levels of reasoning behind this ruleReddit is not as good a help medium as StackOverflow (Unique questions, with "professional" answers, that are permanently stored and easy to search/access...) or any Instant Messaging Platform (Instant answers, back and forth questions, images, videos...)Reddit offers poor code formatting featuresThis subreddit is for content about FlutterSince this subreddit is often frequented by relatively new Flutter users, allowing questions would potentially lead to a sea of discussion threads about…

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