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[http://forum.kde.org KDE Community Forums] is the official forum board for KDE. This page contain some useful information for developers and contributors who wish to use the forums. | [http://forum.kde.org KDE Community Forums] is the official forum board for KDE. This page contain some useful information for developers and contributors who wish to use the forums. | ||
== Get a developer badge == | |||
Developer badges are used to easily identify KDE developers in the forum. To request a badge, simple send a PM to the administrators and tell us which areas you are involved with. You can also poke us on IRC, see [[#Contact the forum team]]. | |||
== Request a new forum == | == Request a new forum == | ||
Revision as of 19:38, 24 February 2012
KDE Community Forums is the official forum board for KDE. This page contain some useful information for developers and contributors who wish to use the forums.
Get a developer badge
Developer badges are used to easily identify KDE developers in the forum. To request a badge, simple send a PM to the administrators and tell us which areas you are involved with. You can also poke us on IRC, see #Contact the forum team.
Request a new forum
We welcome developers and contributors who wish to start a new forum section for their application or project. The prerequisites are few and the steps extremely simple.
Prerequisites
- KDE - First of all, the application or project should obviously be related to KDE.
- Scope - There should be enough user interest in the application or project to fill the forum. This is considered on a per case basis but is generally not a problem.
- Moderators - At least one person involved with the application or project must be willing to moderate the forum.