JamesNorth asks if it’s possible to suppress all post warnings and education panels in Discourse, as they annoy users on his business and sports forums. He notes that new users find the guidance frustrating, and existing users are bothered by repeated reminders about posting etiquette. CodingHorror requests clarification on which specific warnings are problematic. JamesNorth clarifies that all educational messages—such as those about replying too much, private messaging, or duplicate topics—should be disabled. Dax references a related discussion on globally disabling educational advice after users reach a certain level. Osama suggests a CSS solution to hide educational messages in the composer preview pane, which JamesNorth plans to test.
Two of the forums I admin with Discourse contain users that know each other in real life and talk about things that occur in real life (business based and sport based).
I couldn’t find any discussion about this anywhere specifically, but is there a way to suppress all warnings/education for posts?
New users (clients) on my business forum get annoyed by all the education that occurs to them and people who know each other on the sport one get annoyed when members are called out for replying to each other a little bit in one topic.