Let's update the content project page with advice about some of the issues.

Here's a few things off the top of my head:

* English Drupal Planet issues
* Spanish Drupal Planet issues
* Chinese Drupal Planet issues (see #2661634: Create Planet Chinese and add starter content for details)
* Organization node ownership
* What else?

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Which advices should be given, for those issues, considering the project page redirects users to the appropriate issue queue for those cases where the users cannot understand which is the correct one?
Would not creating a documentation page a better solution?

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I do think pointing to in-depth documentation pages is a good idea.

Right now the project page mostly has negative advice about what belongs in this queue: "Don't do this, don't do that, don't do another thing". I'm proposing saying in addition to the "don't do" list that there should be positive advice "Do create planet issues based on the document at X".

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I don't see it more "negative" than the Drupal.org webmasters page, but I will see how to add more links to the project page, in both the cases.

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I just mean "negative" in the sense it tells you what you can't do, which often is ambiguous since it gives you some things that are not allowed, but not all of the items that are not allowed.

A summary of the page right now: You can't post issues about users. You can't post issues about subsites. You can't post issues about documentation.

OK. That doesn't tell someone whether or not issues about connecting to git are allowed, for example.

If we state "These items are on-topic" then the list of things on the page is much shorter and it can be more helpful to the community.

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I got it.
I guess that, in this case, listing the purpose of this issue queue is easier than doing it for the Drupal.org webmasters queue. I will edit the project page in the next hours.

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I added links to the documentation pages, and I rewrote the sentences not to contain any don't.

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Looks great to me. Thanks!

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Looks great to me as well. I'll close this issue now. Thank you for phrasing in a positive way!

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