To make sure we all have a great time, we’ve set some guidelines for everyone to follow.
Please take a moment to review them 
Code of Conduct.
Get the most out of the Community 
Fill out your Community profile to help us learn a little more about you.
Say hi in the Introdutions thread, and let us know about your experience and interests.
Before posting
Check the Make Help Center.
Search for solutions and topics.
Log a support ticket with billing questions, technical problems, or if reporting a bug.
Get quick and useful answers by asking the right way 
- Use clear and descriptive titles to summarize your question.
- Avoid hijacking conversations with unrelated questions, and create a new topic for your specific query.
- When asking a new question, stick to one topic and avoid posting the same question multiple times.
- Give a detailed explanation and context of what you’re trying to achieve.
- Mention any steps you’ve tried so far, and be as specific as possible.
- Include screenshots of
- your scenario flow and setup (functions, mappings, variables, etc.)
- module configurations and outputs
- any error messages you are getting
- When sharing screenshots, remember to exclude any sensitive or confidential data for privacy and security purposes.
- Mark most helpful replies as solutions to help keep the Community organized.
Here’s a brief intro to the categories in the Community and their purpose:
Questions & Answers Ask your questions, and discuss solutions with the Community.
Showcase Show off the tips, hacks, and solutions that you’ve built with Make.
Backstage News Get updates and info related to Make and releases.
Makerhood Start off-topic conversations, and connect with other users in the community.
Custom Apps Discuss topics related to custom app development in Make.
Solution Exchange Promote your professional services, or post when looking to hire a pro.
We value open collaboration and solution-focused discussions. If you’re a Make expert and want to offer your paid services, please avoid spamming every conversation with self-promotional comments.
Instead, here are some effective ways to promote yourself within the Community:
- Introduce your business in the description of your Community profile.
- Share information about your work in the Introductions thread, allowing others to get to know you and your expertise.
- Promote your paid services in the dedicated Solution Exchange category, where members actively seek solutions.
- Consider adding a link to your website or Calendly in your Community signature for easy access to your offerings.
We want to maintain a positive and supportive space, so please be aware that any spammy or excessively self-promotional comments will be promptly removed.
We have a whole bunch of Makers in the Community, and some of them have specific roles.
Community Managers (@Michaela @vendy )
The Make people who keep the Community in the loop and make sure everyone behaves.
Make Employees
Make team members who occasionally jump into the Community to bring in some valuable knowledge.
Community Pioneers
Folks who have been with us since day one, providing us with feedback and insights.
Make Partners
Certified experts who love to share their knowledge and offer their professional services.
