https://help.15-51.com/ 2026-05-12T13:16:31+00:00 https://help.15-51.com/ https://help.15-51.com/lib/tpl/default/images/favicon.ico text/html 2011-02-08T20:12:12+00:00 https://help.15-51.com/en/topic/annotation?rev=1297195932&do=diff Submit topic's abstract (brief description) Topic's abstract, a brief description of topic's subject. Try not to repeat the name. The size of the annotation is limited to 512 bytes. Topic's abstract will be indexed by search engines and will be available for unregistered users. Please pay attention to the observance of rules of spelling in the abstract as obvious errors in the abstract may cause complaints from users and a possible solution to the expert council to terminate rotation of topic text/html 2011-02-22T11:47:10+00:00 https://help.15-51.com/en/topic/first_question?rev=1298375230&do=diff Enter first questions Topic's questions rotation will start when minimum amount of questions will be reached. Remaining number of questions will be listed on the rules page topic. Topic's author only can enter new questions on the topic, prior to its common rotation start. text/html 2011-02-07T10:20:43+00:00 https://help.15-51.com/en/topic/name?rev=1297074043&do=diff Enter the name of the topic FIXME Read more Entering topic's annotations (brief description) Putting topic's rules Enter first questions How to attract users to a new topic Table of context - Table of context for whole system help text/html 2011-02-08T20:23:29+00:00 https://help.15-51.com/en/topic/promote?rev=1297196609&do=diff How to attract users to a new topic To attract new users to the topic you can use the social networks on the topic page, or just post on blogs, in a letter or on the blackboard in the classroom, a direct link to the page topic form <http://15-51.com/tidxxxtttxxx> Read more Enter the name of the topic Submit topic's abstract (brief description) text/html 2011-02-08T20:10:36+00:00 https://help.15-51.com/en/topic/rules?rev=1297195836&do=diff Topic's rules The most important part of topic description is rules, through which, users and members of the expert council will be able to unequivocally say: whether question on topic or not. Typically, rules are compiled in a list of open questions on the stated theme. And in the future, users may complain about certain issues does not match the theme, if the expert council would support such an appeal, the issue is not an appropriate topic will be removed from the rotation. Please note the r…