Visvanath Ratnaweera

RESOLVED. Glossary is the solution.

That is a relief. Fifty odd open discussions are beyond what an average brain can carry.

P.S. This what the form Code of conduct says:

Provide feedback for others

• Rate forum posts as useful to help others that may encounter the same problem and also encourage posters of helpful replies
• Once your problem is solved, reply to the thread, adding [Solved] to the subject line of your post and providing links to the documentation, discussion or tracker issue that helped you.

P.P.S. Is the sister discussion Possible to manage FAQ in Questions Bank? also resolved with this?

Are you all talking about links like mysite/course/view.php?id=684#section-2? I was going to say that such links took me to section 2 of course 684 as long as I can remember.

Now I checked the Mount Orange School. There the sections have links like mysite/course/section.php?id=550. Seriously? Do you really mean since 4.2 or later the mysite/course/view.php?id=684#section-2 is passé?

For this kind of mind reading enquiries AI must be the right thing. This is what the Brave search with AI brought:


https://search.brave.com/search?q=moodle+best+way+to+do+faq+best+way+to+do+faq+on+website&source=llmSuggest&summary=1

Ha, ha, ha! Rick, since when are you in to opinion polls? Don't count my opinion, though - I was told elsewhere that I do not belong to the target audience. Maybe, Moodle should implement the opposite of what I say.

P.S. Yes, we are sufficiently off-topic that we should shift to the Lounge.

I see "clunky" differently. How does one measure clunkiness? Of course there is no unit of measurement. So when somebody uses that for a comparison, he is functioning fully at the emotional level. So no point in arguing - one can only make matters worse. Let them live in their "ordered" world, once a while show an example of what you've achieved with this clunky thing, expecting nothing.