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Originally Posted by ARJWright View Post
Whether anywhere *native* here wants to admit it or not, the mindset of interacting within this community begins and matures as the person becomes more familiar with a developer mindset. Yes, its possible to not be a developer and very much enjoy this community, I am a testimony of that. But that doesn't take away from the fact that towards anything short of a Type-A, Prosumer, you'd have some issues here, and its totally social, not technological.
Does coming to t.m.o as it stands now accelerate the new user towards understanding/contributing to Maemo moreso than a more kid gloves approach?

I think we have to understand that until this moment, most of the people that would come here were interested in contributing or at least being a power user whereas the next wave might never have the desire to be anything but an end user.

What do we do about this?

Do we try to keep the end users away and keep this place more of a developer-centric forum by starting up a new place for them to go to? Do we try to integrate them into the community at the risk of losing the developers? Do we start a separate place specifically for developers?

What do we want?
 

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