Dashboard: You can do a lot here! The
dashboard gives you access to assigned questions, responses awaiting our
approval, approved responses, and parts of your writer profile. If you click on
"Hello Your Name!", you'll enter a screen where you can mark yourself
in and out of the office, note preferred days to receive assignments, and
change your areas of interest. The login is at: https://www.gotquestions.net/admin/
Approved responses: You have access to all
of your approved responses through the dashboard. To access those, login
to the
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Thanks to your
feedback and the efforts of Jeff Laird, we now have an official Got Questions
Q&A System Volunteer Writers' Handbook! We'll send out a separate email
with more information. In short, the goal is to better equip you for the work
of ministry by providing guidelines, writing tips, and general information on
ministry functionality. You can download it here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/h6vrmzlubx3b0n9/Volunteer%20Handbook%201.2%20%2820230530%29.pdf?dl=0
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When answering questions, it's helpful to give a direct
answer up front and then build it out with more background information,
explanation, and application points. This helps the questioner focus in on
the main points to better digest them as well as assures the questioner
that their question will be answered. We want to make the information as
accessible as possible. When answering questions, it can also be helpful to
provide succinct definitions for any terms that people use in slightly
nuanced ways that make 