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Aug 22
vBulletin.com Blog Entry: 3.8 Feature Spotlight: More Discussions, Private Messaging
Author: Darren Gordon
Published: 22nd August 2008 12:38 PM
Discussions
Last week I was talking about Social Group Discussions. As RvG rightly pointed out, there was no screenshot of the discussions themselves. Mostly the view within a discussion is a lot like the message wall was previously, with the messages now being a little more self contained (like the comments here). Messages are now viewed from top to bottom like threads, with quick replies being added at the bottom. Social bookmarking is also available, and of course inline moderation.
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Author: Darren Gordon
Published: 22nd August 2008 12:38 PM
Discussions
Last week I was talking about Social Group Discussions. As RvG rightly pointed out, there was no screenshot of the discussions themselves. Mostly the view within a discussion is a lot like the message wall was previously, with the messages now being a little more self contained (like the comments here). Messages are now viewed from top to bottom like threads, with quick replies being added at the bottom. Social bookmarking is also available, and of course inline moderation.
Aug 22
vBulletin.com Blog Entry: 3.8 Feature Spotlight: More Discussions, Private Messaging
Author: Darren Gordon
Published: 22nd August 2008 12:38 PM
Discussions
Last week I was talking about Social Group Discussions. As RvG rightly pointed out, there was no screenshot of the discussions themselves. Mostly the view within a discussion is a lot like the message wall was previously, with the messages now being a little more self contained (like the comments here). Messages are now viewed from top to bottom like threads, with quick replies being added at the bottom. Social bookmarking is also available, and of course inline moderation.
Read the rest of this entry »
Author: Darren Gordon
Published: 22nd August 2008 12:38 PM
Discussions
Last week I was talking about Social Group Discussions. As RvG rightly pointed out, there was no screenshot of the discussions themselves. Mostly the view within a discussion is a lot like the message wall was previously, with the messages now being a little more self contained (like the comments here). Messages are now viewed from top to bottom like threads, with quick replies being added at the bottom. Social bookmarking is also available, and of course inline moderation.
Aug 22
vBulletin.com Blog Entry: 3.8 Feature Spotlight: More Discussions, Private Messaging
Author: Darren Gordon
Published: 22nd August 2008 12:38 PM
Discussions
Last week I was talking about Social Group Discussions. As RvG rightly pointed out, there was no screenshot of the discussions themselves. Mostly the view within a discussion is a lot like the message wall was previously, with the messages now being a little more self contained (like the comments here). Messages are now viewed from top to bottom like threads, with quick replies being added at the bottom. Social bookmarking is also available, and of course inline moderation.
Read the rest of this entry »
Author: Darren Gordon
Published: 22nd August 2008 12:38 PM
Discussions
Last week I was talking about Social Group Discussions. As RvG rightly pointed out, there was no screenshot of the discussions themselves. Mostly the view within a discussion is a lot like the message wall was previously, with the messages now being a little more self contained (like the comments here). Messages are now viewed from top to bottom like threads, with quick replies being added at the bottom. Social bookmarking is also available, and of course inline moderation.
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