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A while back, there was discussion about what blogs are and how they can be used. But what about options to use for authoring blog articles on Be Communities? Here are some do’s and don’ts that should help regarding that. Do not use Word to create your blog article As good as Word might be for creating and editing word processing documents, it is horrible in converting the formatting it uses for other purposes. I have seen and written a lot of Web...

In addition to what is mentioned in Properly Naming, Tagging, and Writing Your Posts , it is ALWAYS good form to stay on topic when posting something. This helps in a number of ways, but primarily: It is much easier to find relevant topics/thread subjects when searching for answers to questions you may have. It is much easier to get answers, suggestions, and recommendations in a single focused discussion than trying to follow a thread that meanders...

There are three pieces of information below every Be Communities' member name in the fly-out that you see when you float your cursor over the link to their name (or avatar). These are an activity bar, the "# Points", and a member ranking that is either Bronze, Silver, Gold, or Platinum. Although close in proximity, they represent different things. The activity bar provides an indication of the level of activity and the ranking each member...

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One of the applications mentioned in Okay, now what? is a blog. But just what is a blog? A blog (or Web log) is a simple but powerful publishing tool which enables you to easily share thoughts and opinions by providing commentary or news on a particular subject that no one else but you can change. Blogs tend to be temporal in nature -- similar to articles in a newspaper. A typical blog combines text, images, and sometimes links related to its topic...

To those who are new to Be Communities, that is sometimes the first question they ask themselves when they visit. Granted, Be Communities can be an imposing site (pun intended...), but it is pretty easy to get information you are looking for or answers to questions you have. The most important things to do are: determine what you need sign in (you may first have to join the site if you are not a member) Then follow these simple steps: If you have...

Since the "new" version of Be Communities came online, there have been various inquiries about how to find information that was migrated to the new infrastructure. Some of those inquiries have included the comment: "I CAN'T FIND ANYTHING!!!!" or words to that effect :). My advice to those asking has usually been something like this: Chill... take a deep breath. Use the site's Search function -- it works... it really works...

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