Start here: Atlassian Community 101
Editor's note: This page has been updated as of February 24, 2022.
To help you get acclimated, we've rounded up the most important information from around the community. If you want the most succinct version, check out our required reading post.
Can't find what you're looking for? Email communitymanagers@atlassian.com, and we'll point you in the right direction!
Making changes to your Community account
If you have any questions about your display name, duplicate accounts or changing your email address, please visit this thread.
Asking questions
Wondering why it says "I'm new here" next to your name? Or how about the best ways to follow the content you care most about? All of that is covered in our handy FAQ page. In addition, if you're wondering how to write the type of question that's more likely to get a response, check out Thomas Schlegel's post.
Navigating the space
This thread highlights how to go from dipping your toe in here to making the community an integral part of your day — with opportunities to learn, network and grow your career.
Participating in the community
We've outlined some guardrails that help define what it means to be a good citizen of the community — long story short: be nice and participate often. 
Following content
Your experience here will be much more rewarding if you're watching the topics and threads that matter most to you. Check out our list of best practices, which outlines how best to personalize your feed and manage notifications. Pro tip: Some of our most noteworthy tags are community-release-notes (what's new and/or updated around here), friday-fun (ease into the weekend by answering prompts from fellow members) and miscellaneous-monday (random topics to jump-start your week).
Keeping tags in check
Tags help organize content into buckets, but if they go unchecked, can become unwieldy and counterproductive. Read how a group of Leaders helped reduce the number of tags from 20,000 to 5,200, and how you can help us win the war of the tags.
Writing articles
While article writing used to be limited to Atlassian team members and Community Leaders, we've now opened it up to other active contributors! Another helpful resource for writing articles or posts is our voice and tone guide.
Earning badges
We call them happy little circles, other people call them badges. Either way, you collect them through your activity on the community, and, well, you've gotta catch 'em all.
Accessing the developer community
We have a separate space for folks who build on Atlassian products, designed to cater to the specific needs of the developer. Here's a quick overview, and here's a welcome thread.
Attending virtual events
Virtual events open up a world of learning possibilities — with geography no longer a barrier, you can attend events that interest you based on topic. See all upcoming events here.
Joining the Community Leaders program
Our most knowledgable and enthusiastic Community members have the opportunity to join our Community Leaders program, a group of volunteer experts who dedicate time to answering questions, writing articles, hosting events, or all of the above! In exchange for their efforts, they receive free vouchers for certification exams, access to our internal teams, swag, and much more.
Get to know one of them in their own words here. To learn more, check out the application page.
Participating as a partner or vendor
Partners and vendors play an important role in the Atlassian Community. If you are one, we just ask that you be super explicit about it and be as helpful as possible without being overly promotional. Dig into a few more details on the guidelines page.
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Hello,
Recently we have migrated Jira to cloud and need help to configure X-ray in Jira.
When i used to login to Jira before, i used to see dropdown for Tests, where i could search test plan, test sets, run xray report. But this Tests dropdown is not visible when jira is migrated to cloud. Could you please help.
Attached is the screenshot of what i need to see on cloud.
