Codidact FAQ
What is Codidact?
Linux EWI is a self-hosted instance of the QPixel software created by Codidact. Codidact is an open-source initiative to provide a high-quality, community-controlled, open source Q&A platform. Visit https://codidact.org to learn more about the platform built to empower anyone to host a Q&A community, or visit https://codidact.com to browse Codidact's family of hosted communities.
Who runs Codidact?
Users just like you! The software is built and hosted by volunteers who are passionate about the need for a community-driven Q&A site. Each site is moderated by a team of dedicated, experienced users who spend their time weeding out spam, coaching newcomers, and ensuring questions are on-topic and high-quality.
What does it mean that Codidact is community-controlled? What makes it different from any other Q&A site?
Most Q&A sites are run by companies whose primary goal is to make a profit for their shareholders. This leads to a situation where bringing in revenue can be more important than the health of the community using the site. On Codidact, the users control the communities they use, so there's no conflict of interest between quality and the bottom line.
How do I ask a question?
You will need to make sure you are signed in. Click the "Ask Question" button at the top of the page. A template should appear with helpful guidelines on how to ask a quality question. Note that some communities may require you to have a certain trust level before asking a question; always check out the local FAQ page for important information before contributing.
What license do my posts fall under?
Most posts fall under CC BY-SA 4.0. Some sites, communities or contributors may use a license that more closely aligns with the content posted or their ideological position. Check a community's local FAQ page and Terms of Service for site-specific details.
How can I contribute?
The best way to contribute is by joining a community and submitting quality questions and answers! If you want to join our technical team, check out Codidact's GitHub site here to get started.