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Documentation
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Specifying a Lost Password Recovery Method
When the user opens the sign-in page, Community Server provides a link for the user to request a forgotten password.
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Member Ratings Display
Community Server provides visual indicators of the community users with the highest rankings. Rankings are based on the number of posts a user publishes relative to the number of posts published by the other members of the community.
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Joining Post Threads
The forum moderating functionality allows you to merge the threads of multiple posts.
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Moving a Post to a Different Forum
As your community grows, you may decide that a post should be in a different forum than the one for which it was written. Community Server allows you to move a post from its original forum during moderation or after it has already been published.
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Configuring Community Site Settings
The site configuration functionality allows you to set up the basic properties for your site, such as the name, description, and URL of your site; the applications you want enabled; and site contact information.
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Setting Forum Database Server Date and Time Properties
The date/time settings allow you to determine the format of both date and time values in addition to setting the local time zone of the forum database server. Procedure Navigate to Control Panel Dashboard > System Administration > Site Administration > Setup > Basic Site Configuration. Scroll...
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Updating Your Community Membership Points
Community Server supports two ways to update a new or existing community’s membership points.
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Adding a User Rank
User ranks provide you with a way to measure how active your users are on your site. By creating user ranks, you can then rank your users according to the number of posts they have added to your community.
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Enabling Multi-Authoring for Blogs
The multi-author feature allows gives permission to specific users to create posts on a blog. You can also specify that all blog authors be notified of feedback on the blog.
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Managing Content Viewability
Community Server provides you with a number of methods for managing what is published on your Web site and enforcing publishing guidelines. You can require that all posts and comments created by non-administrator users be approved before they are published; you can make blogs private or disable them; and you can enable a setting that hides posts from all users except the user who created the post.