Update README.md

[not-a-ethan]

Description

Changed the link to the CC forums to the link to the CC get help subcategory.

Type of Change

• Editing an existing entry (fixing a typo, bug, issues, etc)

Checklist

• All writings are my own.
• My entry follows the Codecademy Docs style guide.
• My changes generate no new warnings.
• I have performed a self-review of my own writing and code.
• I have checked my entry and corrected any misspellings.
• I have made corresponding changes to the documentation if needed.
• I have confirmed my changes are not being pushed from my forked main branch.
• I have confirmed that I'm pushing from a new branch named after the changes I'm making.
• Under "Development" on the right, I have linked any issues that are relevant to this PR (write "Closes # in the "Description" above).

[not-a-ethan]

We should probably close #621 when this is merged. And you cant link discussions.

[Dusch4593]

We should probably close #621 when this is merged. And you cant link discussions.

I'm not too familiar with GH discussions. It would be good probably, for now, to keep for archival purposes?

cc: @sonnynomnom

[Dusch4593]

Also, since this one has to do with editing documentation, let's bring in @sonnynomnom and @yangc95 for review and feedback. 😄

[not-a-ethan]

@Dusch4593 locking a discussion makes it so only maintainers can replay but everybody can still view it. And it can be unlocked again. Heres is the help article on locking them: https://docs.github.com/en/communities/moderating-comments-and-conversations/locking-conversations

[yangc95]

@ethan-master-coding Cool idea! I was wondering if we can even create a new topic in Community Forum @sonnynomnom 🤔

[not-a-ethan]

@yangc95 topic or category? A topic is a thread and a category well the name speaks for itself. And it would probably go in #get help because well the category would probably be for getting help.

[yangc95]

Community Forum

I see why you linked to the "Codecademy" (meta convos) category now.

I'm concerned with discussions around Docs getting lost among the general meta convos, so maybe we can create a new category in Get Help.

[not-a-ethan]

@yangc95 Ok. So best case scenario we have a new subcategory in #get help.

[not-a-ethan]

About possibly adding a subcategory for the docs Mabey we should add badges for # of contributions to the docs with the GH plugin.

[yangc95]

@yangc95 Ok. So best case scenario we have a new subcategory in #get help.

The best-case scenario is to get a new subcategory. But revisiting the Forum and looking at the description for "Get Help" vs "Community," I can't help but think Docs should go in Community:

Let me first see if getting a category added is possible 👍

[not-a-ethan]

@sonnynomnom Guessing you accidentally missed this notification. Mind giving your input when you have some time.

[not-a-ethan]

@Dusch4593 @yangc95 If we do get a category to think we should copy and paste the contribution guide and some other things to try and prevent a lot of questions like How do I contribute? and other questions of that nature that are answered by these files already?

[not-a-ethan]

Mabey we should add badges for # of contributions to the docs with the GH plugin.

Think we should do this? And should we make the description the read me:

And we can now merge this right?

[yangc95]

And we can now merge this right?

I think this description looks great for now! I'll approve of this PR 🚀 Currently, we're adding some new topics to the category for some more talking points/structure, ideas are welcome!

[Dusch4593]

LGTM as well! 👍🏻

[not-a-ethan]

@Dusch4593 @yangc95 think we should add some tips for new contributors to the post? Like, take on an issue for your first contribution and stuff like that.