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   - [Installation](using-mods/installation.md)—*I’ve got some code, what to do
     with it?*
 - Advanced
+- Community
+  - [Asking Questions](community/asking-questions.md)—*Where can I get help?*
+  - [Sharing Mods](community/sharing-mods.md)—please do not keep your mods for
+    yourself!
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+# Asking Questions on the Forum
+
+Author(s): code3z (code3)
+
+The [modding forum](https://forum.vivaldi.net/category/52/modifications)
+is a great place to ask questions about modding. Before asking, search the
+forum and the internet to check if there is not already a good answer.
+
+When asking a question, keep a few simple things in mind:
+
+- Use a topic title that is descriptive
+- Be polite and don’t use ALL CAPS
+- If you are asking questions about a certain piece of code, share that code
+- Share any ways you thought might fix the problem even if they didn’t work
+- Don’t add the “mod” or “modding” tags to your post—save that for when you
+  actually publish a mod
+
+## Asking for Mods
+
+You can use the forum to ask someone to make a mod for you. But remember that it
+is a big favor: if they wanted this mod themselves, they would have almost
+certainly made it. So be patient, describe what you’re looking for clearly, and
+realize that you may not get an answer at all (especially if what you’re asking
+is hard to do).
+
+If you think that what you’re asking for should be implemented in Vivaldi
+directly, remember to make a feature request for it in the [correct section of
+the forum](https://forum.vivaldi.net/category/113/feature-requests).
+
+## Posting As A Question
+
+Please use the drop-down menu next to the “Submit” button to mark your post
+as a question, like this:
+
+![](../assets/community/asking-questions/post-as-question.png)
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+# Sharing your Mods
+
+Author(s): code3z (code3)
+
+The [modding forum](https://forum.vivaldi.net/category/52/modifications) will be
+extremely helpful for learning how to mod and getting mods from others. You will
+need a [Vivaldi account](https://login.vivaldi.net) to post there. You might
+also want a GitHub and/or GitLab account as another way to share your mods.
+
+---
+
+Once you’ve created a mod that you’re proud of, the next step is to share it.
+Sharing will be a big help to other people. You can also get feedback and help
+from the community. But it will also mean you have to respond to bugs in your
+code and help other people use your code.
+
+## Managing and Sharing Mods using Git
+
+You can use Git repository hosting services such as GitHub and GitLab to upload,
+manage, share, and collaborate on mods. See the Managing Mods guide for more
+information on Git.
+
+## Code Headers
+
+Putting a comment at the top of your code helps people understand it, use it,
+and remember where it came from. Consider using a header like this:
+
+```css
+/**
+ * <title>
+ * https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/<topic>
+ * Description: <description>
+ *              <if your description is long, continue it here>
+ * Filename:    <filename>
+ * Platform:    <All/Linux/Mac/Windows>
+ * Version:     Vivaldi version <version>
+ * Author(s):   <forum/GitHub/GitLab username, contributors>
+**/
+```
+
+### Versioning Your Mods
+
+Instead of versioning your mods separately, it’s easier and sometimes more
+helpful to include the latest version of Vivaldi that it was tested in. Along
+with the last update time and version history (shown by Git or the forum), this
+will let you and others know how up-to-date the mod is.
+
+If you do want to version your mods, please include the Vivaldi version as well.
+
+## Posting Mods to the Forum
+
+### Tagging Forum Posts
+
+Tagging your mods helps others find them. Use the forum tagging feature to
+insert the following tags, in addition to any others that make sense:
+
+ 1. [Modding]
+ 2. [CSS] and/or [JavaScript]
+ 3. [Area]—what area of the UI does it affect?
+
+If the tag doesn’t exist, the forum software will create it—but please **don’t
+make new tags** on your own! Only use tags that are suggested from the
+drop-down.
+
+![Tagging Posts Screenshot](../assets/community/sharing-mods/tag-post.png)
+
+## Describing Your Mods
+
+Now that you’ve added your code, titled your post, and tagged it, you need to
+write content! What you write is really up to you, but be sure to include what
+the mod does, how it will help people, and if it has any shortcomings or bugs
+or if it does not work with certain settings.
+
+You should also **include a screenshot**. If the mod does something that can
+only be shown through a screen recording, take a screen recording and upload
+it as a GIF. You can find some screen recording tools in the resources section
+of this guide.
+
+Good job, I hope to see your mods soon! 👍
+
+## Editing Posts
+
+To edit a post and update the code, click the three-dot menu. Alternatively, if
+using Git or cloud storage, just link to the file and don’t worry about
+updating your post each time.
+
+![Editing Post Screenshot](../assets/community/sharing-mods/edit-post.png)