There are several places you can get help or ask questions about SWI-Prolog or Prolog programming in general.
- The list of [[frequently asked questions][</FAQ/>]]
- [SWI-Prolog Discourse forum](https://swi-prolog.discourse.group)
(best place to get answered for SWI-Prolog specific questions)
- StackOverflow questions with these tags:
[swi-prolog](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/swi-prolog),
[prolog](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/prolog)
(best place for issues with class room exercises that are not
SWI-Prolog specific)
- The Prolog IRC channel ##prolog has moved to libera.chat (server irc.libera.chat)
- [SWI-Prolog issue tracker at GitHub](https://github.com/SWI-Prolog/issues/issues)
(See [reporting a bug](<bug.html>) for guidelines about reporting
a bug)
It usually takes about one day for a volunteer to reply to your question. We appreciate your patience.
The forum and mailing list for SWI-Prolog is kindly hosted by Discourse. This list is used for announcements as well as questions and discussion among users. On average, traffic is 5-10 messages per day. Details:
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The forum can be viewed here
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It provides local accounts and login with GitHub. Other login with options will follow.
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Please read this topic if you want to access the forum primarily through email.
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Before moving to Discourse (Feb 4, 2018), SWI-Prolog discussion was hosted as a Google group.
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Before being moved to a Google group (May 1, 2014), the mailing list was kindly hosted by the University of Bonn. The archives of this list are still available here.
Tip: include =SWIPL= to search the mailinglist archives.
* [[mailinglist for CHR][<chr_mail:>]]
* [[mailinglist for ClioPatria][http://mailman.few.vu.nl/mailman/listinfo/cliopatria-list]]
- The newsgroup
[[comp.lang.prolog][<news:comp.lang.prolog>]]
(see also its [Google Groups archive](https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/comp.lang.prolog))