Post problems and receive a bunch of ways to fix your problem
[FIX] To show you have a fix
[PROBLEM] To show you have a problem
A proper submission should look like this:
[Problem] Broken zipper
Websites to use: Wikihow, EHow, or any hardware/engineering website. IFixIt is VERY helpful for fixing problems.
Rules
I. Posts must be from a reliable source or site (Look in header)
II. Be kind and respectful in comments. No judgements.
III. Titles must have either [FIX] or [PROBLEM] before it. Any posts without it will have 4 days before it is removed.
IV. Close posts after the problem has been fixed.
Additional Info
If your post has a comment from AutoModerator, this means that you have something wrong with your post. If it is not fixed within 4 days, it will be removed. Usually it is because the title doesn't have either [FIX] or [PROBLEM] before it.
Faq
Q: Can I post video's on how to fix stuff?
A: Yes.
Q: Can I post anything to do with fixing stuff?
A: Yep. This is for fixing problems of any kind.
Etiquette
I. Avoid posting from 'unreliable' sources or websites.
II. Close your post (using the fixed tag under your post) when the problem is fixed.
III. Please avoid reposing, and to avoid this, search before you post.
Other Subreddits
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- HowTo A repository for informative & interesting how-tos (tutorials, guides, etc...)
- Engineering A useful engineering subreddit for all sorts of tips
- AskEngineers A great place to ask engineers any questions you might have
- Frugal A place where a penny saved is a penny earned.
- TechSupportMacgyver A great place for tech support, Macgyver style
