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Why not just close the issue and direct the person to stackoverflow, superuser, etc. if you think it falls into that category?
by Rotareti 8y ago
Why not just close the issue and direct the person to stackoverflow, superuser, etc. if you think it falls into that category?
- Whitestrake 8y agoThen you get a reputation as a rude developer, whether or not that's fair or warranted.
- Rotareti 8y agoYou could create an issue template that explains the rules. If people still file support issues, you close those with a friendly reminder text (copy/paste) in which you explain the reasons why this is not the place for support. If people still think this is rude, they have personality issues which shouldn't be of your concern.
- Whitestrake 8y agoAye, and you'd be well within your rights to do so, but I am doubtful that this approach will preempt the majority of people assuming rudeness on your part.