How to write your website Terms of Service
Rosemary O'Neill
Community Management
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Topic ReplyThanks, Ted! I echo the suggestion above to change the term for recipes as well. And since circles are now roles, what will be the new term for roles?
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Topic Reply@MHK@CS2 - we were not using the term "roles" in any way, so there is no issue there. 🙂
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Topic ReplyHi @MHK@CS2 - The Crowdstack application does not currently use the term "role" in any sense. Recipes do not either. Recipes have triggers, conditions and actions, but not "roles". You can target specific circles in a recipe (as a "condition" and through certain "actions"). But, to reiterate, this is nothing but a terminology change-- all references to what Crowdstack currently calls "Circles" will be called "Roles" when this release is deployed. It wil not change the behavior of any of your...
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Topic Reply🤪Yay! We totally get confused internally by that term because one of our site components is actual cooking/food recipe database!
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Blog Post CommentYou are absolutely right Ted. It is a clinical and judgemental term for what should be the backbone to any organisation. It defines 'humans' as a replicable resource. But we all are unique and the skill for any organisation is to recognise what part of us makes us valuable.
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Topic ReplyIt is the same thing, Neil. I used the term "Top Navigation Menu" to differentiate from the side navigation menu used in the admin control panel (and in our QuestionShark module/product). And in the Theme editor, we also use the term "Top Navigation Menu" as well, to differentiate from the Side Navigation Menu. But yes, the Top Navigation Menu is the same as the Community Menu. None of these menus are "breadcrumbs", however.
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Blog Post CommentI declare that "Strata Socialite" is the new Infopopper term.
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Blog Post CommentReference: Bloggasm? Oddme springs to mind What?? I've never either used that term or inspired someone to a bloggasm... unless there's something you're not telling me, Gel. Adding any word to "meme" as well: techmeme for example. Heck, I could even do away with "meme" as an expression of those stupid online things I occasionally fall prey to.
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Blog Post CommentHi Julia- Even though your attachment is broken, I think I know what you are asking. By default, we setting the dropdown menu option on that page to "Search Wordlets". There are thousands of wordlets, so we default to "search" to make it easier for you to find the word/term you are looking for. To see all wordlets, or only the customized/uncustomized wordlets, you can change the dropdown menu on the right side of the page.