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Is there a way to make new groups?
Or could anyone share info about tildes' approach to groups?
I'm new and actually kind of delighted to be here. I'd be interested in a group about legal issues.
Anyway, cheers.
Or could anyone share info about tildes' approach to groups?
I'm new and actually kind of delighted to be here. I'd be interested in a group about legal issues.
Anyway, cheers.
No, see comments in other similar posts like here: https://tildes.net/~tildes/15xx/is_it_possible_for_ordinary_users_to_create_discussion_groups_yet#comments
No, not at present. Possibly with limited/restricted ability in the future.
Welcome. I’d recommend giving the docs a look as well to familiarize yourself.
I have a legal education and I would be interested in such a group, but I think it has to come from the top if it is possible at all.
Thanks bud. I did see the idea. I like it. Early days.
The prevailing opinion is that posts regarding lawsuits, trials, and law related stuff should be groupped by related topics of interest. So the Twitter lawsuit would go in ~tech, Johnny Depp's trial could go in ~movies and so on. At the moment, there is not much interest in content that is about law itself, so the practice is to post those in ~humanities with a
lawtag.Based on the various responses I've gotten, it's about traction. If enough people are interested, the group will form. Atm no mods for any of them, from what I can tell.
I'm in the judiciary--I can talk about this stuff forever. And listen--no real lawyer would give legal advice, even anonymously. We could be disbarred for that.
Doesn't stop it from happening of course.
Anyway, cheers.
I am having difficulty replying to an initial post. I can comment once other people have already posted their comments with the reply button but I don't see anyway to post a first comment to the original post.
Is there a tutorial I can read somewhere?
I am looking around and reading what I can and most everything seems intuitive but this has me stumped.
Sorry to trouble you.
Edit: Never mind - I did locate some instructions on commenting so I will wait for a new post to pop up and see if I can navigate.
It's at the very bottom of the comment section unlike reddit where it's at the top. I as well have found this confusing at times honestly, especially for popular posts.
Like what the other guy said I'd say to check out the docs if you haven't already.
https://docs.tildes.net/
Yes I read through everything to fast and missed this!
Thanks for posting and pointing it out.