anthony
15-09-2007, 11:32 AM
I have purchased the blogging attachment for vbulletin in order for members to have their own blog as part of their username profile.
A blog is your personal space, the same as myspace or typical social networking sites work. This forum is a social networking site as such, just within the PTSD niche and not open to anyone. The blogs are the same.
Unfortunately, having a blog here comes with certain responsibilities, thus only members who have 100 posts and above have access to creating blogs.
All members can read blogs, and depending upon each blog owner and how they setup their blog control panel, depends who can post comments to their blog, ie. a blogger has the ability to allow everyone to post comments or only those on their buddy list. This obviously does not pertain to administrators as they have access to everything.
Enjoy... another learning aspect. Same rules apply on blogs, ie. you cannot edit your content once posted or delete it. Only a super moderator and above (http://www.ptsdforum.org/thread4774.html) can do that.
Now, I have allowed bbcode to be used in the initial post, however; all code is turned off for comments. The only thing you can do in comments is post text and use one image (smilie) per comment.
Blogs are accessible from your user profile.
A blog is your personal space, the same as myspace or typical social networking sites work. This forum is a social networking site as such, just within the PTSD niche and not open to anyone. The blogs are the same.
Unfortunately, having a blog here comes with certain responsibilities, thus only members who have 100 posts and above have access to creating blogs.
All members can read blogs, and depending upon each blog owner and how they setup their blog control panel, depends who can post comments to their blog, ie. a blogger has the ability to allow everyone to post comments or only those on their buddy list. This obviously does not pertain to administrators as they have access to everything.
Enjoy... another learning aspect. Same rules apply on blogs, ie. you cannot edit your content once posted or delete it. Only a super moderator and above (http://www.ptsdforum.org/thread4774.html) can do that.
Now, I have allowed bbcode to be used in the initial post, however; all code is turned off for comments. The only thing you can do in comments is post text and use one image (smilie) per comment.
Blogs are accessible from your user profile.