Revisions of #505
Contributors: Tom Nassis
Makes sense to me.↵ 'Discussions' is a much broader term than 'problems and their solutions.'↵ So I can see how that would allow for greater freedom.↵ I can also imagine some of the challenges presented in prior iterations of Veritula, if it had more of a 'problems and their solutions' structure.↵ Perhaps some of this theory of problem-solving just shared can make it into 'How Does Veritula Work?'↵ To be clear, I'm not opposed to 'trees' in general. I was wondering whether 'discussion trees' can be replaced with 'problems-and-their-solutions trees' (for lack of a better phrasing).↵ And yes, I do think discussions can map onto the structure I suggest.↵ So, no worries. I was wondering whether the 'Discussion Titles' can draw in current and future users in a more frictionless manner with problem statements. ↵ But if it was tried before, why try it again? Thanks.
Makes sense to me.
'Discussions' is a much broader term than 'problems and their solutions.'
So I can see how that would allow for greater freedom.
I can also imagine some of the challenges presented in prior iterations of Veritula, if it had more of a 'problems and their solutions' structure.
Perhaps some of this theory of problem-solving just shared can make it into 'How Does Veritula Work?'
To be clear, I'm not opposed to 'trees' in general. I was wondering whether 'discussion trees' can be replaced with 'problems-and-their-solutions trees' (for lack of a better phrasing).
And yes, I do think discussions can map onto the structure I suggest.
So, no worries. I was wondering whether the 'Discussion Titles' can draw in current and future users in a more frictionless manner with problem statements.
But if it was tried before, why try it again? Thanks.
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4 unchanged lines collapsedPerhaps some of this theory of problem-solving just shared can make it into 'How Does VeritulaWork?'↵ To be clear, I'm not opposed to 'trees' in general. I was wondering whether 'discussion trees' can be replaced with 'problems-and-their-solutions trees' (for lack of a better phrasing).↵ And yes,Work?'↵ Yes, I do think discussions can map onto the structure I suggest. So, no worries. I was wondering whether the 'Discussion Titles' can draw in current and future users in a more frictionless manner with problem statements. But if it was tried before, why try it again? Thanks.
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Perhaps some of this theory of problem-solving just shared can make it into 'How Does Veritula Work?'
Yes, I do think discussions can map onto the structure I suggest.So, no worries. I was wondering whether the 'Discussion Titles' can draw in current and future users in a more frictionless manner with problem statements. But if it was tried before, why try it again? Thanks.