09-25-2020, 07:43 AM
Hi WandaHerrick.
Welcome to the forum. Nobody has replied to your original question so I shall have a go, though I’m no expert.
I don’t think there are any prescriptive rules. People here seem to get on ok without having to be told how to behave and I would say that the overall approach is to treat one another with the same respect and tolerance as we would to our neighbours in real life.
There are several forums covering topics such as network issues, audio interfaces, etc. It is good practice to post to the most appropriate forum for your topic of interest. (Here perhaps I could gently point out that your current post is not in the best place, as it is posted as a reply to a thread concerning latency—it might have been better to start a new thread). It is also requested that, before posting, people use the search engine to check if their question has already been asked. Some complex technical questions are common to many users and you can often find that a question has already been answered.
In terms of the scope, the forum really is specific to matters of using the JamKazam app for playing music online. If you want to discuss more general topics, there are probably better places to do it. But particularly if you have any technical questions about setting up and using JamKazam, there is a wealth of knowledge available from some of the experts here, and they usually seem very willing to help anyone to sort out problems and get the best out of the app.
These are just my personal observations and others may disagree. As I say, I don’t think there is a definitive set of written rules. But if you’ve got a burning issue you want to discuss, and it is broadly relevant to JamKazam and is nothing offensive, then why don’t you go ahead and post it—probably in a new thread.
Regards
Steve
Welcome to the forum. Nobody has replied to your original question so I shall have a go, though I’m no expert.
I don’t think there are any prescriptive rules. People here seem to get on ok without having to be told how to behave and I would say that the overall approach is to treat one another with the same respect and tolerance as we would to our neighbours in real life.
There are several forums covering topics such as network issues, audio interfaces, etc. It is good practice to post to the most appropriate forum for your topic of interest. (Here perhaps I could gently point out that your current post is not in the best place, as it is posted as a reply to a thread concerning latency—it might have been better to start a new thread). It is also requested that, before posting, people use the search engine to check if their question has already been asked. Some complex technical questions are common to many users and you can often find that a question has already been answered.
In terms of the scope, the forum really is specific to matters of using the JamKazam app for playing music online. If you want to discuss more general topics, there are probably better places to do it. But particularly if you have any technical questions about setting up and using JamKazam, there is a wealth of knowledge available from some of the experts here, and they usually seem very willing to help anyone to sort out problems and get the best out of the app.
These are just my personal observations and others may disagree. As I say, I don’t think there is a definitive set of written rules. But if you’ve got a burning issue you want to discuss, and it is broadly relevant to JamKazam and is nothing offensive, then why don’t you go ahead and post it—probably in a new thread.
Regards
Steve