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Sure, this community is for physics. Great! But... what does that actually mean? How broad is the scope? What is considered on-topic, and what are things that the term "physics" might include, but ...
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2024-08-15T15:57:42Z (3 months ago)
What is the scope of this community?
Sure, this community is for physics. Great! But... what does that actually mean? How broad is the scope? What is considered on-topic, and what are things that the term "physics" might include, but are actually off-topic here? I looked in the [FAQ](https://physics.codidact.com/help/faq) (which I spent [a minute locating with my eyes](https://meta.codidact.com/posts/276454/290442#answer-290442)), but that is as good as useless, quite literally: > This community is for anyone interested in physics of any type and at any level.. That's... not informative or helpful at all. It doesn't say anything about what questions I can actually post here. It doesn't list any limits. [How to ask a great question](https://physics.codidact.com/help/how-to-ask) unfortunately only contains the generic description for any Codidact community, not anything specific to this one. So... what is actually the scope of this community? --- See also: - Meta Codidact: [How do we want to organize the help center?](https://meta.codidact.com/posts/290439)