Please direct all questions that aren't bug reports to /r/SteamBot or Stack Overflow

[Jessecar96]

We now have a subreddit for helping people with their steambots. Keep posting bugs here, but use /r/SteamBot for help with any issues you can't resolve.

We also have a Stack Overflow tag: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/steambot

Also, if someone doesn't read this and still posts a question here do not reply to it. You're making it worse by giving them help or yelling at them. Just let one of the contributors close it when they have time.

Thanks guys!

[cwhelchel]

:+1:

@Jessecar96 Can I get the ability to close/tag issues? I think other contributors have asked for it as well. I check github most every morning (when I should be doing real work).

[BlueRaja]

You should direct users to post their SteamBot questions to Stackoverflow and tag them with SteamBot instead.

SO has a much bigger and more active programmer audience, a much better system for filtering out noise, and most importantly, the users there would take care of the basic C# questions for us, meaning only the questions actually related to SteamBot would need to be answered by one of us.