user2537: My last three questions all concerned the PAB and have received no answers. This got me wondering if anyone in this forum is actively using the PAB and if so, how he/she is using it.
This is more a community survey than a question, but I think it would be very helpful to know how people here think about this. So if you are using the PAB or considering using it, please let the forum know how your experience has been so far. What has been working, what issues did/do you have ? How could others in this forum help you ?
I, on my side, am following the examples of the Plutus git repository. I could launch endpoints in the PAB simulator and make some transactions work that only involved the known wallets of the simulator. I am now trying to export a transaction from the PAB to pass it to the Nami wallet for the user to sign it. This is were I am currently struggling.

user281: There a number of possible reasons why there are no responses to questions about the PAB.

Nobody with the answer is here
The question is not encouraging a response
Those that could answer the question no longer come here because their efforts are not rewarded (their answers not upvoted and/or marked as accepted)
So few users have looked at the tour or the help center that the site is destined to fail at building into a useful database of questions and answers

Searching this site for PAB questions shows that many of the short, well explained, targeted questions are being answered.

How can I get a fully built transaction from the PAB was long, confusing and
vague.  It seemed like the poster wanted somebody to write a tutorial for
them.  I believe it would be much more likely to be answered if it followed
the guidelines in What types of questions should I avoid asking?

If this community does not establish a culture of informing new users, adhering to the guidelines and supporting each other then it will never be as good as the Stack Exchange sites for the other cryptocurrencies (Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tezos, etc.)

2537: <p>My last three questions all concerned the PAB and have received no answers. This got me wondering if anyone in this forum is actively using the PAB and if so, how he/she is using it.</p>
<p>This is more a community survey than a question, but I think it would be very helpful to know how people here think about this. So if you are using the PAB or considering using it, please let the forum know how your experience has been so far. What has been working, what issues did/do you have ? How could others in this forum help you ?</p>
<p>I, on my side, am following the examples of the Plutus git repository. I could launch endpoints in the PAB simulator and make some transactions work that only involved the known wallets of the simulator. I am now trying to export a transaction from the PAB to pass it to the Nami wallet for the user to sign it. This is were I am currently struggling.</p>
 281: <p>There a number of possible reasons why there are no responses to questions about the PAB.</p>
<ol>
<li>Nobody with the answer is here</li>
<li>The question is not encouraging a response</li>
<li>Those that could answer the question no longer come here because their efforts are not rewarded (their answers not upvoted and/or marked as accepted)</li>
<li>So few users have looked at the tour or the help center that the site is destined to fail at building into a useful database of questions and answers</li>
</ol>
<p>Searching this site for PAB questions shows that many of the short, well explained, targeted questions are being answered.</p>
<blockquote>
<p><a href="https://cardano.stackexchange.com/q/6188/281">How can I get a fully built transaction from the PAB</a> was long, confusing and
vague.  It seemed like the poster wanted somebody to write a tutorial for
them.  I believe it would be much more likely to be answered if it followed
the guidelines in <a href="https://cardano.stackexchange.com/help/dont-ask">What types of questions should I avoid asking?</a></p>
</blockquote>
<p>If this community does not establish a culture of informing new users, adhering to the guidelines and supporting each other then it will never be as good as the Stack Exchange sites for the other cryptocurrencies (<a href="https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/">Bitcoin</a>, <a href="https://ethereum.stackexchange.com/">Ethereum</a>, <a href="https://tezos.stackexchange.com/">Tezos</a>, etc.)</p>
