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### What kinds of topics can be posted here?
Anything pertaining to using Pollen —questions, suggestions, feature requests, etc. (Don’t feel constrained by the fact that they are all known as “Issues”.)
Anything pertaining to using Pollen or Quad —questions, suggestions, feature requests, etc. (Don’t feel constrained by the fact that they are all known as “Issues”.)
### After I post a question, when should I use the “close issue” button?
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That is, in the classic mailing-list style. At the top of the screen, use the “Watch” button to change your status to “Watching”.
### Does this replace the Pollen source repository?
### Does this replace the Pollen or Quad source repository?
No. That remains at https://github.com/mbutterick/pollen.
No. Those remain at https://github.com/mbutterick/pollen and https://github.com/mbutterick/quad, respectively.
### Should I post Pollen bugs here or there?
### Where should I post bugs?
Probably [over there](https://github.com/mbutterick/pollen), though I’m not going to be finicky about it.
Probably on the source repo, though I’m not going to be finicky about it.
### Why not consolidate all the issues over there?
### Why not consolidate all the issues in the source repo?
I prefer to restrict the issues in the Pollen source repository to coding-related tasks.
I prefer to restrict the issues in the source repos to coding-related tasks.