Banished From a Python Discussion Forum
Unbelievable ! (Definition: a beehive with no exits)
I've been labeled a "spammer" and have been banned from commenting within a certain chat platform because I was inviting new entrants who asked for such help to my curated help page called "Links for Python Noobs" (here).
Just goes to show that no good deed goes unpunished.
Yes, admittedly, there is some element of "self-promotion" involved in my doing this. But at the same time, I am saving all those newbies from the trouble of trying out so many dead ends when they search for tutorial sites that can cater to their specific needs, as beginners.
Yes, admittedly, there is some element of "self-promotion" involved in my doing this. But at the same time, I am saving all those newbies from the trouble of trying out so many dead ends when they search for tutorial sites that can cater to their specific needs, as beginners.
So what is the proper response to this banishment?
(Thanks, voice from the sky.)
So I ask of Google, ' Where are the "chat platforms" that discuss "python" and the "learning" thereof?'
And Google responds accordingly, (HERE).
Let's review some of the platforms that Google suggests:
DailyDev lists 8 such platforms (here):
1. GitHub: A massive platform for collaborative coding projects.
1. GitHub: A massive platform for collaborative coding projects.
2. Stack Overflow: A Q&A site for all your programming queries.
3. Dev.to: A growing community of developers writing about coding.
4. Reddit: Houses various subreddits for different programming interests.
5. Hashnode: A blogging platform that doubles as a vibrant developer community.
6. CodeProject: Offers articles, discussions, and a helpful coding community.
7. freeCodeCamp: Provides free coding lessons and a supportive community.
8. HackerNoon: Features tech articles and a community of tech enthusiasts. To be continued ...
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