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As other answers have said, we have some of these, they're helpful, and they can be hard to write. On Codidact there's another option, should the community want to enable it: articles. An article...
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As other answers have said, we have some of these, they're helpful, and they can be hard to write. On Codidact there's another option, should the community want to enable it: articles. An article is another type of top-level post. They're being used in a few different ways around the network: [longer-form papers on EE](https://electrical.codidact.com/categories/35), [resources on Languages & Linguistics](https://languages.codidact.com/categories/40), [blog on Meta](https://meta.codidact.com/categories/30), and a couple others. In all of these examples, the articles are in a separate category that contains _only_ articles. Search is global, so they'll still be found when someone searches on Q&A. It is also possible to mingle Q&A and articles in the same category; our [developer collab community](https://collab.codidact.org/categories/56) does this. The advantage is that all the content is together; the disadvantage is that when you start a post, you first have to choose a type, which is a non-trivial barrier to a newcomer with a question. (Someday we might be able to make that smoother, but probably not soon.) My personal advice at this time would be to use a different category; take a look at the examples I mentioned for ideas on what that could look like, and I'm happy to work with y'all to do what's best for this community. You're the experts on what that is; I'm here to provide some capabilities if I can.