As a moderator, you'll have access to a list of requests for moderation. In contexts (spaces, social groups, and so on) where content is set for moderation, that content is sent to the moderation queue for approval before it's published for others to see.
For example, imagine that discussion threads are set for moderation in a space. When someone writes a discussion post, they'll see a message indicating that the content will need to be approved.
After they add the post, it will show up in moderation summary. You use the Moderation Summary page in Jive SBS to view the list of threads in the space that are waiting for moderation. You can reach that page by going to your profile (click Your Stuff > Moderation).
You'll see the list of items awaiting moderation as a Moderation tab on your profile. In the complete list you might have content reported for abuse and content awaiting moderation (either or both features might be enabled by an administrator). The following example shows a variety of items awaiting moderation.
Notice at the right side of the page, you can filter the content listed, which can be handy when you've got a very long list. To moderate, simply take a look at each item and make a decision whether to:
- Approve the content, making it visible to other people using Jive SBS.
- Edit the content in context (you'll be taken to the content's editor, where where you can make changes).
- Reject the content, effectively removing it from the system.
- Leave a message for other moderators.
Note that comments on documents and blog posts aren't sent to the moderation queue. Instead, they're moderated by the content's author.