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* Community User Pictures on Friends Page * Guestbook (Description [http://community.livejournal.com/s2howto/40800.html here])

http://community.livejournal.com/lj_userdoc/691190.html?thread=3983094# perspective on "stupid stuff community maintainers should not do" ;)

...API, a fairly straightforward system. (In the future, more things such as community memberships, banning, etc will be implemented as Edges. But not yet.)

...why it's better than the reading page, and how it will overall benefit the community of DW. -xb * Breaks down some of the community aspect of the site by potentially discouraging participation by isolating u

** Create Community (/community/create.bml)

[[Category: Community]]

* Community Membership List * Community Member Of (Can be hidden)

*...manage a community: ** Create Community

community/create.bml community/index.bml

{{Database Table|name=community|table type=global|repo=dw-free}} ...record for the community itself, and ownerid points the user who owns the community.]]

* Community: Enhances the community experience; makes it easier for users to communicate with each other. * Community maintainer tools

! Discussion community

| [http://community.livejournal.com/lochj_announce/ LochJournal] 2.2 ...recent updates have been made by a couple of developers at the Xjournal LJ community but it's unclear whether anyone plans to port this over for DW.

See [[Community List]] for a list of communities that don't have to do with the Dreamwidth ...news letter of Dreamwidth. We recommend that all users subscribe to this community.

...th development, our first step will be to introduce you to our development community. We're a close-knit team full of lots of enthusiasm! You'll be assigned an ...site seamlessly, so the journal is hosted on DW (and has access to all the community-based features such as access and privacy controls), but appears to be host

...mpd.conf that needs to be sent out. This configuration includes a snmp v2 community writable password, so we may have to figure out some way of having a privat

* community-logins * interests-community

** community accounts

...he comm without them being able to demaintainer you and totally hijack the community. So, we break down 'maintainership' into multiple maintainership edges. The community 'owner' (the current 'maintainer') is the only person who can add/remove ot

* C for community

* community posting

[[Description::This table links community-type users to interests.]]

=== Community functions ===

...from the unsent message, then you will be able to proceed with creating a community or any other site features that require an account's email address to be co

| [[Gearman]] || External accounts || Determine the account type (personal/community/syndicated)

* /community/members.bml.success.invited * /community/sentinvites.bml.key.maintainer

* <code>/community/moderate.bml.choice.bkapprove</code> and <code>/community/moderate.bml.choice.bkreject</code> need killing and replacing with hard-co

...for things to test for, as applicable: test with paid, free, personal and community accounts, logged in and logged out, use different site schemes and layouts,

...e that this page is now obsolete - if you think so, leave a note on [[Talk:Community List]]. * <dwcomm>bunny_support</dwcomm> -- Community for sharing and adopting plot and video bunnies.

...rue if the user viewing the page is both logged in, and is a member of the community being viewed. Always returns false for personal journals, since they cannot

See also: [[Community List]] and [[Dreamwidth Communities]]. You can also watch <dwcomm>dw_commu * <dwcomm>bradleycolin</dwcomm> -- Bradley James/Colin Morgan Fan Community

...you porn": The helpful response of a tight-knit (usually fannish) internet community when one of their number is going through a rough patch. ; fandom: A general term for a community of people who are fans of things, such as "sports fandom", or "Star Trek fa

| show all userpics of a journal or community | approve/accept community membership

* Someone breaking a community's rules There is a community for spamfighters - join us at <dwcomm>dw_antispam</dwcomm>!

* '''<tt>.journal-type-C</tt>''' -- posts from a community * '''<tt>.journal-$JOURNAL</tt>''' -- indicates the journal posted in, ie a community

These indicates what the viewer's membership status is when they are viewing community journals.

...e change_journal_type console command to convert accounts from personal to community journals and vice versa. ...ables the change_community_admin console command to grant a new admin to a community.

: Dreamwidth Support is an open-source project run by a community of volunteers. If you think you know the answer to this question, you're we ...rather than the antispam team (who deal with comment, private message, and community entry spam reports).

* '''Label:''' "Use community userpics instead of poster's userpic." ...ription:''' whether community entries on the reading page display with the community's default icon or the individual poster's specified icon

| Links to the 'Reading' page for a community. | Link text to manage your membership to a community journal.

* Can you load the main page of the other journal or community in question? [https://dw_antispam.dreamwidth.org/profile Members of the antispam community]

...ess is neither easy nor well-documented yet -- the <dwcomm>dw_dev</dwcomm> community is eager to help! If you don't have a Dreamwidth account but want to get in

* The official styles community, where you can read announcements from the team and ask questions, is <dwco * The official community for submitting styles for consideration to be included in the system is <dw

...e browser. Wikis are often used to create collaborative websites, to power community websites, and for note taking. The collaborative encyclopedia Wikipedia is

...#dreamwidth-dev] [[IRC]] channel and the <dwcomm>dw_dev_training</dwcomm> community are good places to go for help.

...e topic of multiple religious (we're not kidding) wars in the greater Unix community.

...of the user this entry belongs to (in the case of communities, this is the community, not the poster) and $jitemid or $ditemid is the ID of an existing entry. ...User object of the account this entry was posted by. For communities, the community's User object is returned.

...y'' on top of things, read <dwcomm>the_dw_herald</dwcomm>--this unofficial community keeps track of pretty much every change to the site, even the tiny ones! * Join and subscribe to an interesting community.

...ter where on Fridays they recommend. You can find recommendations in this community: === Community search ===

...what was and wasn't appropriate to put in this document] on the dreamwidth community.