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Chore: Update Discord channel names in "How to ask technical questions" page #4881

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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions app/views/guides/community/how_to_ask.html.erb
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<h4>Pick the most relevant help channel</h4>

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We have specific channels for every section in our curriculum, so please find the most relevant help channel to ask your question, like #git-help, #html-css-help, #javascript-help, #ruby-help, etc. When in doubt, you can ask curriculum-related questions in #odin-general, but it can get really busy in that channel so posts get buried quickly.
We have specific channels for every section in our curriculum, so please find the most relevant help channel to ask your question, like <b>#git-help</b>, <b>#html-css-0</b>/<b>#html-css-1</b>, <b>#js-help-0</b>/<b>#js-help-1</b>, <b>#ruby-help</b>, etc. When in doubt, you can ask curriculum-related questions in <b>#odin-main</b>, but it can get really busy in that channel so posts get buried quickly.
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<h3>Prepare your question</h3>
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<h4>Help may look different than expected</h4>

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Most of the time, your question will not just be provided with an answer. Instead, you will have a back-and-forth conversation leading you to your own answer, a lesson to review, a resource explaining something in more detail, etc. If this approach is different than you expect, you should read <a href="https://github.com/TheOdinProject/blog/wiki/How-to-Help-Others-Solve-Coding-Problems" target="_blank">How to Help Others Solve Coding Problems</a>
Most of the time, your question will not just be provided with an answer. Instead, you will have a back-and-forth conversation leading you to your own answer, a lesson to review, a resource explaining something in more detail, etc. If this approach is different than you expect, you should read <a href="https://github.com/TheOdinProject/blog/wiki/How-to-Help-Others-Solve-Coding-Problems" target="_blank">How to Help Others Solve Coding Problems</a>.
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<h4>Stay online and wait patiently</h4>
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