Question

An Appeal to all OpenStudy users.

Answer 1

Hello everyone!

By making this post, I want to request to all OpenStudy users especially who are studying Mathematics here to post questions by using the Sub-Topics feature. It will help the experts and the helpers to help you out as there are some subject wise experts too. It is hard for them to search questions related to their sub-topic. Hence, sub topic feature was introduced on OpenStudy. But, it is not being used by the OS users as it was expected. It will not only help the experts to help here but will also help the askers as they will get a chance to practice their sub-topic related questions or if possible they may help others who are studying the same.

Hence, I request you all to chose the Sub-Topic of your question and then post your question.

Thanks!

Answer 2

Thanks to @ash2326 for giving me the permission to post this here!

Answer 3

sure i will from now on @mathslover

Answer 4

An appeal as well: Physics should be just a subtopic under mathematics. It's so much dead being general topic, alone.

Answer 5

Yttrium, we are trying our best to make it active. Do corporate with us!

Answer 6

Yeah, I am doing my best to cooperate! :D But I believe that if someone puts their question in physics in its area. Very few users can see it. I hope that physics can be considered as subtopic under mathematics temporarily until it become active already. Or if not, give users a permission to put their physics question in math so that many people can see and may help them. :3

Answer 7

You can post the link of your question in the chat box of Mathematics. There are some physics experts too , though, thanks for showing concern. I will forward this to mods and admins! thanks

Answer 8

I don't even know where this sub topics features is.

Answer 9

Hello @LS1088 - Please find the answer to your problem in the attachment. Notice the arrow there which points towards the list of sub topics available in the Mathematics group. Click on any one of it and then post question likewise.

Hope this solved your query. Thanks!

Answer 10

Great post Math. And great idea. Yes, Mods and Ambis, please encourage people to use the subtopics.

Answer 11

Thanks a lot Mam!

Answer 12

@mathslover fyi, when I try to go to to any other forum the forum selection box won't go away when i click on the subject an I cant enter the sub forum. I had to back up and refresh page to get rid of it just to come back here.

Answer 13

What @ehuman ?
When you click the Mathematics overall topic, over to the right above the people currently studying Mathematics, there are a bunch of little blue boxes. Click on one of those to have it say a specific sub-topic. Then if you want to go back out to the main Mathematics topic, just click it in the subject bar.

Answer 14

@austinL It was not working at the time I posted that comment. The website froze. It has been working since yesterday for me though.

Answer 15

(*_*)

Answer 16

Thats been happening to me too...all of a sudden it says lost connection with openstudy trying to reconnect when every thing on my computer is working fine...

Answer 17

@mathslover why not make the "ask a question" hyperlink automatically force members to choose a sub category before being able to type question is?

Answer 18

@undeadknight26 ur Internet might be disconnecting frequently

Answer 19

It is not because i can play online games and stuff while open study trys to reconnect...plus if my internet disconnected frequently i could not do my school work because i am home schooled... :D

Answer 20

Ohk!

Answer 21

i think they dont now how :P it not to do with not wanting to. Or it could be both :P

Answer 22

How can you select the subtopics ?

Answer 23

@ehuman , I think that is the best for forcing the users to post questions according to the sub group. I will recommend this to the admins.

Thanks!

@timo86m - I agree.

@portela24 :
\(\color{blue}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @mathslover
Hello @LS1088 - Please find the answer to your problem in the attachment. Notice the arrow there which points towards the list of sub topics available in the Mathematics group. Click on any one of it and then post question likewise.

Hope this solved your query. Thanks!
\(\color{blue}{\text{End of Quote}}\)

http://assets.openstudy.com/updates/attachments/5262308de4b07ba5656d68a1-mathslover-1382192816416-subtopics.jpg

Answer 24

functions algebra 2

Answer 25

But up until now, no one is using sub topics on their posted question. The heck. :3

Answer 26

I would like to mention here that the Pre-Calculus link is broken..atleast for me..

Answer 27

Oops..I didn't check the date..but HE bumped it :P