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What and When to Post
3.
Check Automatically start following ... to make sure the person is added to your contact list as soon
as he or she signs in to Cisco WebEx Social.
as he or she signs in to Cisco WebEx Social.
4.
Finally, click Send.
You and everyone who invited the person sees a notification when the person accepts the invitation. He
or she automatically starts following you.
or she automatically starts following you.
What and When to Post
The following are some best practices for posting information on Cisco WebEx Social:
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Post—Use a post to share text, videos, images, links, and files with people, groups, and
communities. The post is a versatile tool that can be shared not only across multiple communities at
the same time, but also with people who are not members of those communities. You can set the post
permissions any way you want to allow or disallow people to view, comment, share, edit or even
authorize permissions.
communities. The post is a versatile tool that can be shared not only across multiple communities at
the same time, but also with people who are not members of those communities. You can set the post
permissions any way you want to allow or disallow people to view, comment, share, edit or even
authorize permissions.
The Post is the recommended way of creating content in Cisco WebEx Social. By altering the
permissions and the place where it is posted, the Post can be used as a Wiki, Blog, or Discussion.
permissions and the place where it is posted, the Post can be used as a Wiki, Blog, or Discussion.
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Update—Use an update to quickly and easily update your followers about anything you want, and
optionally add a video, image, or document as well. Others cannot edit or share the information in
your update, but they can comment on it. All Updates are public.
optionally add a video, image, or document as well. Others cannot edit or share the information in
your update, but they can comment on it. All Updates are public.
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Blog—In communities, use a blog to post commentary, descriptions of events, or other information
of interest to community members. Others can comment on the content, and if given permission, can
also edit the content. Note however that blogs cannot be shared across communities or individuals.
of interest to community members. Others can comment on the content, and if given permission, can
also edit the content. Note however that blogs cannot be shared across communities or individuals.
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Content Publisher—Use the content publisher application to create and display Web content on
one of your pages (a personal public page, such as My Profile, or a community page if you are a
community owner/administrator), or on a private page, such as Home. Web content is most suitable
for static or infrequently-changing content because it does not generate activities. Others cannot
share or comment on the content, but in the case of communities, other community
owners/administrators can edit the content. Note also that Web content cannot be shared across
communities or individuals.
one of your pages (a personal public page, such as My Profile, or a community page if you are a
community owner/administrator), or on a private page, such as Home. Web content is most suitable
for static or infrequently-changing content because it does not generate activities. Others cannot
share or comment on the content, but in the case of communities, other community
owners/administrators can edit the content. Note also that Web content cannot be shared across
communities or individuals.