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## Summary
This PR adds a comprehensive user roles framework and Slack polling strategy to better understand and serve the AboutCode community's diverse needs.

## Changes Made
- **User Roles Framework**: Defines 10 distinct user types with attributes like technical level, compliance/security interests, and experience levels
- **Slack Polling Strategy**: Systematic 4-week approach to validate user roles through community engagement
- **Ready-to-Use Messages**: Copy-paste Slack messages and polls for immediate implementation

## Files Added
- `user-roles-framework.md` - Comprehensive user role definitions and usage guidelines
- `slack-polling-strategy.md` - Detailed polling methodology and analysis framework  
- `slack-messages-ready-to-use.md` - Ready-to-copy Slack messages for community research

## Benefits
- Better understanding of community composition and needs
- Data-driven approach to documentation and feature prioritization
- Improved user experience through targeted content creation
- Systematic method for ongoing community feedback collection

## Testing
- All documents are well-structured and ready for immediate use
- Slack messages are tested for clarity and engagement
- Framework covers the full spectrum of AboutCode users

## Related Issues
Addresses the need for better understanding of user roles and community needs as discussed in community channels.

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- Create comprehensive user roles framework with 10 distinct user types
- Add systematic Slack polling strategy for community research
- Include ready-to-use Slack messages for immediate implementation
- Support better understanding of AboutCode community needs
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