The OpenBSD mailing lists tend to be extremely Spartan.<p>The guidelines users are expected to learn before using them generally involve (from most accepted to least accepted)<p>Read the mailing lists.<p>Read them again.<p>If you have a problem read the man pages.<p>If you still have a problem search the mailing lists for similar problems.<p>Make sure you really understand your problem then search again.<p>If after research you fully understand the problem but still don&#x27;t have a solution post to the specific mailing list with diagnostic info.<p>Consider writing up a bug report&#x2F; creating your own solution as necessary.<p>and way way down the list, in the has virtually never been the correct thing to do category, is ask questions like &quot;Will you support the RPi?&quot; Those sort of questions have been asked for essentially every piece of hardware and subtechnology out there, and the answer is always either &quot;No, because propritery whatever but you&#x27;re free to do the work yourself&quot; or &quot;No, because we&#x27;re busy and barely keeping the lights and servers on, but you&#x27;re free to do the work yourself&quot; or &quot;Yes, and you&#x27;d know that if you read the mailing lists&quot;.<p>The mailing lists are famous for their get sh*t done attitude and any information about posting on them will relay that to new users.