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--- community [2025/08/18 19:57] – created asie
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 ====== Community (Talk with us!) ======
-There are three main community spaces for the Wonderful toolchain:
+There are three main community spaces made available to users of the toolchain.
-  * For asking questions and longer-form discussion, a good place to start is the [[https://forums.nesdev.org/viewtopic.php?t=24823|forum thread on NESdev]]. With enough activity, it might become a subforum!
+===== Spaces =====
-  * For discussions and banter, we have [[https://discord.gg/CR7MCZNurp|a Discord server]], at least for now.
-  * To report bugs and feature requests, use the [[https://github.com/WonderfulToolchain/wf-issues/|issue tracker]] on GitHub. Feel free to consult first if you're not certain whether what you're observing is a bug, or if a feature is not already present.
+==== Forum ====
+For asking questions and longer-form discussion, a good place to start is the [[https://forums.nesdev.org/viewtopic.php?t=24823|forum thread on NESdev]]. With enough activity, it might become a subforum!
+==== Chatroom ====
+While I feel forums are better for preserving technical insight, there is also [[https://discord.gg/CR7MCZNurp|a Discord server]] available, at least for the time being. An IRC bridge may be provided in the future, if user demand exists.
+==== Bug/feature tracker ====
+To report bugs and feature requests, use the [[https://github.com/WonderfulToolchain/wf-issues/|issue tracker]] on GitHub. Feel free to consult first if you're not certain whether what you're observing is a bug, or if a feature is not already present.
 ===== Advice =====
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 Each community is governed by its respective rules. However, some general advice applies to all Wonderful Toolchain-related discussion:
+  * Avoid sharing copyrighted material without authorization (including but not limited to video game ROMs, books, leaked SDKs, etc). This includes discussing internals of game decompilations, software based on leaked SDKs, etc. When in doubt, ask the staff first.
   * Don't be afraid to ask questions! It's better to ask five questions too many than spend a day frustrated and confused. In addition, it is an useful signal to maintainers: the necessity of asking a question, for something that is not already documented, can suggest that some information is missing or that it is not explained adequately enough.