Hi to all,
some people wish to know how to use ABF in order to help the devs to maintain our distro in a good shape or for their own purpose.
I suggest to create a dedicated category under Development testing.
Thus we will be able to easily pick up the useful infos in order to build a practical doc in the wiki, for example.
If you are ok with that proposal, we could move the topics related to ABF in this sub-category.
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It would be better
+1
Ok. Let’s do it. It will always be possible to change the things is needed.
Imho is good to have a dedicated category but I’m not sure about subcategory under Development testing.
Still mumbling 
I tend to see it more as a category under main English.
ABF beginners, starting in ABF, ABF for newcomers, or such kind of name. You got the sense, maybe some English natives can help with the naming.
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Postedit:
https://forum3.openmandriva.org/c/en/abf-for-beginners 
Done.
Discourse thinks you are right @rugyada: it is not able to manage more then 2 levels of categories 
– two topics have been moved
– level 1 users (more than 5 topics entered) can create topics, because I think we want serious docs here. But this setting can be changed
About the creation of wiki pages, there is the possibility to use the discourse’s tool make wiki but I didn’t experiment yet. Apparently, only admins can do it but once the wiki is created evry user should be able to edit it.
You can also flag a topic asking to make it wiki.
We could try with the last @jojodu34’s topic.
Wdyt?
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Imho the OP should decide to make it wiki his post or not.
In the latter case, users can comment and give their valued suggestions - which OP is free to add by editing his own post.
In fact the creator of a thread can wikify the first post (if s/he wants to make it collaborative)
If s/he simply wants to improve it s/he can edit it any time 