Question

Suggest some subjects QC needs here

Answer 1

NOTE: They should be educational in nature, do not suggest things like "rap" or "roleplaying"

Answer 2

Psychology would be a good one
Or was it philosophy
Not sure

Answer 3

Psychology already exists, so you probably mean philosophy

Answer 4

ooh wht bout physics?

Answer 5

Also @cathrinerose23 a Physics topic already exists

Answer 6

Engineering

Answer 7

ooh is marketing one

Answer 8

Law & criminal justice

Answer 9

Economics

Answer 10

Does sociology count as psychology or no

Answer 11

Yes

Answer 12

Oh wait I read your question wrong sorry

Answer 13

Standardized exam subject for SAT, ACT, APs, etc. if that's not already there

Answer 14

^While I like the idea, I feel like that violates some copyright laws

Answer 15

True

Answer 16

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @Ultrilliam
^While I like the idea, I feel like that violates some copyright laws
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Yeah perhaps we can modify it a tad, but I've seen Brainly (not promoting it lol) have those subjects.

Answer 17

I've seen a few forensics questions floating around these days, perhaps we can add a forensics subject too

Answer 18

Unless you guys would like to keep it under the mathematics category, I suggest Geometry being its own subject. Basic math and Algebra can differ than what Geometry or Trigonometry teaches. It's a different kind of math. So perhaps it can be a different category, since I do see a lot of Geometry questions being asked around.

And you could also take that chance to add a reminder to each of the questions asked in that section...to add any graphs or images that go with the question. I know it exists already in red font, but this may need a more direct reminder.

Answer 19

Didn't the subjects have sub-topics on OS? We could use mathematics as an umbrella category and put things like Calculus, Algebra, Pre-algebra, Geometry as subcategories.

Answer 20

We actually had those sub-topics at some point, but removed them to reduce clutter

Answer 21

Same with History.
U.S. History, World History... maybe even categorize the types of U.S. History

Answer 22

Rip

Answer 23

@kittybasil to be fair I've seen psychology questions posted in politics, and math questions posted in English. We don't want to give them too many subjects, but just enough xD

Answer 24

I'm just going off of what OS was like. Though idk how Preetha and others ran that ship so

Answer 25

Just a list:
Geography
Robotics
Home Economics/Life Skills
Foreign Language
Literacy
_______
idk anymore

Answer 26

Geography and Foreign Language already exist

Answer 27

oop didnt see that

Answer 28

I'm thinking sociology

Answer 29

QuestionCove Market Place lol

Answer 30

lol good one Alex

Answer 31

I think it depends on what demographic we’re trying to reach. If we want to reach an older crowd then, sociology, philosophy, and etc are conducive to that. However, if our goal is to help younger people then they might be confused by those subjects.

Answer 32

u should be able to block people based on what they post on posts

Answer 33

like this

Answer 34

Understood. I'm just suggesting Geometry as its own main subject considering the amount of questions asked from it. However, do what's best for the site.

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @Ultrilliam
We actually had those sub-topics at some point, but removed them to reduce clutter
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Answer 35

art

Answer 36

Art already exists

Answer 37

A government section could actually help with people in high school taking that

Answer 38

Wait... we don't have a USGov category yet?
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Answer 39

Won't that just fall under the 'politics' section?

Answer 40

^^

Answer 41

I've had some time to think about it. Not directly related but, organizing the topics first could be nice. General studies first like English, Maths, Science, and History as main topics. And then subtopics under those; English = Literature, Writing, Grammar, Vocabulary. Math = Algebra 1&2, Geometry, Pre-Calc&Calc, Analysis, Number Theory, Logic, Topology, and Mathematical Physics. Science = Physics, Chemistry, Astronomy, Biology, Physical Science and Social Science. History = Ancient History, Economic History, and U.S History.

Answer 42

It's easier to answer this when you think about it for a while, so I reviewed the topic list and just thought it might be better to put them in subcategories then Alphabetically, then the Misc category = Misc subcategories.

Answer 43

ML/DS/AI, Unity

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Social work

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Therapeutic

Answer 46

@Eiwoh2

Answer 47

YAS @hep I agree

Answer 48

I will run it if I have to

Answer 49

Music Theory

Answer 50

or something related

Answer 51

Thats too many subtopics. I do agree with ultri, they are not needed. And having to many of them will increase "clutter."

Answer 52

We should be able to move posts to the correct subjects if we put them in the wrong one on accident

Answer 53

I think mods do that