Basically, I have shit tons of problems with using Linux; stuff simply doesn't work and I don't know how to get around or fix the problems. The problems are often too small for me to bother making a topic about and I just need an experience person to fire questions at when I have a problem, who can also explain to me WHAT THE HELL I'M TYPING INTO THE COMMAND LINE.
So yeah, simple idea - I'm sure it wouldn't be too difficult to find an easy way of implementing a mentor scheme, we could all use Telegram or Steam for it and if there was just a thing we could tick, like experienced/not then be paired up with someone.
Personnally I feel this is all that can help me right now. I'm doing my GCSE's and I don't have time to be pissing around with a stubborn OS, I need someone who can teach me directly, not a bunch of people all firing answers at me in a forum right now. I'm sure there are many others who are struggling and I legitimately think that this sort of mentoring scheme could really help new users.