The discussions (of Q&A type) can be performed in the following platform:

AllAnswered: [*Deep Learning Quantum Physics of Many-Body Systems*](https://www.allanswered.com/community/s/deep-learning-quantum-physics-of-many-body-systems)

The platform resembles `physics.stackexchange` and it is relatively easy to use.
Text formatting, mathematical equations and images can be easily inserted. Note that this is a **public** website. 

New ideas about the FGF can also be announced there to be discussed. 
Remember that we prefer **open** discussions to be performed on [`physics.stackexchange`](https://physics.stackexchange.com) to benefit from the knowledge of the larger physics community. Paper review and discussions can also be performed on [`PhysicsOverflow`](https://physicsoverflow.org) platform.

History has taught us that **open works better than closed**. Therefore, our own Q&A website should be used _only_ for the posts which are _not_ relevant to or appropriate for `physics.stackexchange`. So, if you deem a question appropriate for `physics.stackexchange`, then publish the question there, but post the title of the question and the corresponding `stackexchange` link into our own Q&A.
When you decide to post a question to our Q&A, please mention the corresponding Knowen node(s) in the question body; for instance, add `#The Art of Mean-Field Theory` at the end of the post.


> The road to wisdom?
> Well, it’s plain and simple to express:
> Err,
> and err,
> and err again,
> but less,
> and less,
> and less.

— Piet Hein (1905–1996)