🗓️ Week 2: Discussions Unlocked – Categorize it (if you can)! #166988
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1A. Discussions "How can I restrict my GitHub Discussions space so only maintainers can create new topics?" 2A. Discussions "Whenever I try to enable Discussions on my organization’s repos, I get a 404. Is this a permission issue?" 3D. Discussions "I’d love to see support for rich embeds (like videos and polls) inside GitHub Discussions - is that on the roadmap?" 4B. API and Webhooks "How do I programmatically open a discussion thread using the GraphQL API?" 5C. Actions "My Actions workflow fails whenever it tries to comment on a GitHub Discussion post. Anyone seen this before?" 6A. Pages "I created a custom domain for my Pages site, but it shows a 404 - do I need to change something in my DNS settings?" 7C. API and Webhooks "I’m trying to post a comment using Python and the GitHub REST API, but I keep getting a 403 error..." 8C. General "Which LLM have you enjoyed using the most lately — and what makes it your favorite?" Final Answer Set: |
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Week 2 Wrap-Up – Discussions Unlocked Quiz 🎉Thanks so much to everyone who joined our scenario-based quiz for Week 2 of the Discussions Unlocked campaign! You all did an amazing job navigating tricky categorization situations - and we hope this helped make the GitHub Community feel just a little less confusing 😉 Here’s the official answer key:
💡 Key takeaway: If your question is specifically about using, configuring, or suggesting changes to GitHub Discussions, it belongs in the Discussions category - even if it overlaps with permissions, repositories, or APIs! 🏆 Special shoutouts:
🔜 Week 3 is coming! Keep your eyes peeled - the next post is on the way, and it’s going to be just as fun and insightful. Thanks for being part of this learning journey with us! Let’s keep unlocking Discussions, together 💬✨ |
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In Week 1, we explored what the Discussions category is really for - and spoiler: it’s not just for any post that uses the Discussions feature.
Now it’s your turn to apply that knowledge. We’ve listed a few real-world examples below. For each one, choose the category you think fits best.
📘 Need a refresher? Read Week 1 here
Scenario 1
“How can I restrict my GitHub Discussions space so only maintainers can create new topics?”
Where should this go?
A. Discussions
B. Security
C. Repositories
D. General
Scenario 2
“Whenever I try to enable Discussions on my organization’s repos, I get a 404. Is this a permission issue?”
Where should this go?
A. Discussions
B. Programming Help
C. Repositories
D. Pages
Scenario 3
“I’d love to see support for rich embeds (like videos and polls) inside GitHub Discussions - is that on the roadmap?”
Where should this go?
A. Pages
B. General
C. Projects & Issues
D. Discussions
Scenario 4
“How do I programmatically open a discussion thread using the GraphQL API?”
Where should this go?
A. Discussions
B. API and Webhooks
C. Programming Help
D. Actions
Scenario 5
“My Actions workflow fails whenever it tries to comment on a GitHub Discussion post. Anyone seen this before?”
Where should this go?
A. Discussions
B. Programming Help
C. Actions
D. Copilot
Scenario 6
“I created a custom domain for my Pages site, but it shows a 404 - do I need to change something in my DNS settings?”
Where should this go?
A. Pages
B. Repositories
C. General
D. Discussions
Scenario 7
“I’m trying to post a comment using Python and the GitHub REST API, but I keep getting a 403 error. I’ve already double-checked my token and scopes. Anyone know what might be going wrong?”
Where should this go?
A. Discussions
B. Programming Help
C. API and Webhooks
D. Copilot
Scenario 8
“Which LLM have you enjoyed using the most lately — and what makes it your favorite?”
Where should this go?
A. Discussions
B. Programming Help
C. General
D. Copilot
🗣️ Now it’s your turn!
Drop your answers in the comments below (e.g., 1A, 2C, 3D...). Even better if you tell us why you picked your answers - or share your own tricky scenarios and we’ll help categorize them!
Let the categorization games begin!
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