An alternative might be to actually read the message before replying to it, and if itās from āHelp and supportā, donāt reply to answers by email
That requires background information not easily available. You would need to know the specialities how this category. If this category behaves as it behaves, the functionality to reply to a post should just not be offered in the first place, if it does not work! I consider it as a bug if something is offered which at the end is declined.
Yes, my email also just got /dev/nulled. Please add a bounce message in that case!
OK, while āHelp and supportā is in the subject line of every email from that section, strictly speaking people could turn post voting off there (or turn in it on in some other category), in practice no-one does, so you can tell which emails are OK to respond to and which are not.
That sounds like a feature request that is best directed at the authors of Discourse. It is not maintained by OpenStreetMap - we have enough to do mapping everything on the planet.
You need to have looked at the web UI at least once to see what buttons are available, yes. I absolutely agree that Discourseās UI is beware-of-the-leopard obtuse in a number of areas, and Iām sure that the developers would be delighted at receiving code changes that would resolve those, as I mentioned earlier.
They only allow pull requests. That is beyond my skills. Issues are deactivated, so there is no easy way of just giving them feedback about obstacles encountered by using their software.
Can you, as you use the software, maybe delay the feedback to them? Do you have an email adress ā I could write an email.
Actually, I was using the Web-UI, I was using the quote-feature, it was available to me! (And also this reply I tried to send via email, it did not arrive here, without getting me a bounce.)