If you need Help and the Wiki's articles aren't helping you out, then you have several options as to where you can get help!
Are you looking for the Rules? Go to Help:Manual of Style/Rules.
Are you looking for a Wiki markup primer? Go to Help:Editing.
Having trouble with making a WAD? Go to Help:Troubleshooting. Your question may be answered there!
The SRB2 Message Board is a very active resource, and some people may be willing to answer your question. Likely, it's best to put your question in Editing Help if your question has to do with editing. Also go to SRB2 Discussion to ask about the game. You can also look at the main forum list here if these aren't the places you're looking for.
Asking people directly is often the best way to get a detailed, specifically tailored response for your needs. The SRB2MB has many people who can answer in that manner. However, since said people also tend to frown upon ill-written posts, it's best advised that you ask your question clearly and concisely. Despite this, the responses from the SRB2MB often work very well.
We have an IRC chatroom called #SRB2Fun. If you know how to use IRC, #SRB2Fun is a very quick way where you can have your question answered by the more intelligent members of the community in real-time. Note that said members are often even more ridiculing of ill-written texts than the SRB2MB, so be sure to ask your question clearly! It's a quick way to get your question answered.
If you know how to use IRC, hop on irc.esper.net and join #SRB2Fun!
If you have a question about the Wiki or any of the topics it covers, then the Wiki team is here to help!
People on the top of the list may give a more prompt response. Every user listed above has an SRB2 Message Board account, if you prefer to contact them that way. You can also find one of us on IRC, too (except SonicMaster). Check #srb2fun on irc.esper.net every once in a while to find them. Generally, if they're not there, someone else is usually around who might be able to answer any questions you might have.
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