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Managing community

In this section, you can find tasks related to day-to-day community management.

  • Managing places and pages Spaces, social groups, and the blogs and projects associated with them give your site structure. You can use space hierarchies and specially designed place pages in your community to highlight the focus and function of different areas.
  • Managing permissions You can control user access to administrative settings, spaces, blogs, social groups, and content. To configure access, you grant or revoke permissions to individual users or groups of users that you define. You can use the standard permission levels included with the application or create your own.
  • Managing user accounts and user groups System administrators, user administrators, and group administrators can use the Admin Console to add, remove, and edit accounts for users and user groups.
  • Moderation Moderation allows you to designate one or more users to approve or reject documents, discussions, comments, and other types of content before they are published in the community. You can set up moderation on nearly all types of content.
  • Getting information about performance Jive provides tools by using which you can keep track of the application's performance and usage.
  • Managing places and pages Spaces, social groups, and the blogs and projects associated with them give your site structure. You can use space hierarchies and specially designed place pages in your community to highlight the focus and function of different areas.
  • Managing permissions You can control user access to administrative settings, spaces, blogs, social groups, and content. To configure access, you grant or revoke permissions to individual users or groups of users that you define. You can use the standard permission levels included with the application or create your own.
  • Managing user accounts and user groups System administrators, user administrators, and group administrators can use the Admin Console to add, remove, and edit accounts for users and user groups.
  • Moderation Moderation allows you to designate one or more users to approve or reject documents, discussions, comments, and other types of content before they are published in the community. You can set up moderation on nearly all types of content.
  • Getting information about performance Jive provides tools by using which you can keep track of the application's performance and usage.
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Administering the Community