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If you’re a first-time poster
We’re happy to welcome you here! 🎉 Below you’ll find some general information about posting on PublicLab.org for the first time.
Moderation
The first time you post a research note, it will be held for moderation by a community moderators group. This helps to enable a safe and welcoming community for everyone. Check out the links here for more details about this process and moderation.
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More on contributing to the community
Have you made your first post? Hooray! Visit the contribute wiki page to learn about what you can do next with Public Lab.
Not quite ready to post just yet? That’s totally okay! There are many other ways to get started with Public Lab. The wiki page on contributing has more information on that, too.
If you know you want to ask a question or share and seek information on an environmental issue, you can start right away with the links below:
- Post a question that other community members can respond to;
- Post an issue brief with basic information about an environmental concern you have, enabling other people to comment and share knowledge.