Well the answers which I got in this thread are good but I took a slightly different path. Instead of just copying all the content from the Disourse Trust Levels article, I collected some important parts and made an infographic with it. It worked like a charm and now even if someone asks us then we just share the image and everything is done.
I was about to answer this but then saw
So the obvious question is, care to share the infographic?
This blog post about trust levels is also linked from the trust level badges. I think that shows it’s considered good practice to explain trust levels. But with this setup users are send off the site and then presented a text thats actually written for admins. That’s double confusing…
I would find it helpful if there’s a faq page right on the site explaining trust level. This way user wont be send off-site and admins can easily adjust the information, similarly to the guidelines.
In general I would prefer to have faq separated from the guidelines and implemented as a section that can hold several pages.
Sure, you are free to set up your site however you like! But remember…
Is there a policy about using information from wiki posts on meta? I would like to put some topics explaining discourse functionality right on our site and wondered if i can use what’s on meta as building blocks?
Sure that is fine, go for it.