What's the difference between a Question and Discussion?
Perhaps a foolish question about how to use the community posting facility properly.
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It's something I've pondered when posting also.
When a user has a question about how to do something, it's a question. How do I split a transaction? Can I reconcile my accounts in Simplifi? Are Second Federal Community Bank downloads supported by Simplifi?
In addition, when you choose to post a new question, and someone responds, it will trigger the option: did this answer your question? Yes / No?
But if you want to discuss how things are done, whether or not they should be done that way, report a problem or suggest new ways to do something, then it's a discussion.
Most of the times when I post something new, it's a discussion.
At least, that is how I interpret it. (See your question below that I didn't answer!)
Edit: While we are talking about community posting, the coaches not only provide support but act as monitors so they can edit posts, change something from a question to a discussion or vice versa, or even delete off topic posts like my silly non-answer to your other question below, which I may well deserve!
Steve
Quicken Simplifi (Safari & iOS) Since 2021
Quicken Classic (MacOS) Since 2009
MS Money (1991-2009) and Dollars & Sense (1987-1991)1 -
Good question, or perhaps good discussion? I'm not sure!
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Hello @Mortimer Duke,
In addition to the great answers here, we also have the following FAQ you can read, which explains the difference between Questions and Discussions.
I hope this helps!
-Coach Jon
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