Ask Anything: 2017-08-25

#Read The Wiki!

##There is an invaluable amount of information in the r/steroids/wiki that is consistently being worked on and added to. The answer to a lot of your questions may be in there.

#Community Responsibilities

Building a great community takes effort from everyone involved.

The moderation team creates the framework in which the members of the community operate, however, we cannot do everything.

##Community Members Have The Following Responsibilities:

• Abide by the community rules of this sub.

• Use the report button and message the moderators for posts that break community rules.

• Post and promote (up vote) high quality content.

• Post any lower quality content / questions to these daily [Forum] Ask Anything threads, demote (down vote) topics that are low quality.

• Give back to the community, at least, in proportion to what you take from the community.

• Help dispel bro-science with real science whenever possible.

• Have fun, deescalate drama, and make friends.

• Stay safe.

###What Is Low Quality Content? The Following Attributes Usually Describe Low Quality Content:

• Does the topic have a simple answer or is it a yes / no question?

• Does the topic have a greater appeal than to just yourself or a few people?

• Is the topic a "beginner question" and has, more than likely, already been answered in a 2+ year old forum?

• Is an answer to the topic easily findable by searching r/steroids?

• Is the topic in the wiki?

#Please Read The Community Goals, Responsibility, & Rules Prior To Participation.