Quoting JRL on the forums this morning:
Just noticed the forum recently surpassed 30,000 articles. That’s a lot of shared knowledge. Good job everyone
It is indeed. What’s more is that forum posts almost always result in success for the original poster – i.e. they find out how to achieve their aims or learn something new and this means other people can learn from the posts too.
I recently had cause to look at the forums belonging to a different automation tool. Now I don’t like dissing the competition but it reminded me how fortunate our users are that we have quite possibly the most active and helpful user community and probably the largest knowledge base for our type of software. Some who consider themselves competitors don’t have forums at all. In fact there aren’t many software products – competing or otherwise – with the kind of user support we have.
Thank you!
