As the site grows more and more rapidly, I'm noticing it's hard to follow posts by my closest "friends". I also cannot keep up with all of the new members, so it's hard to know if their interests are interesting to me.
I'm wondering about adding a feature that allows us to build groups within the overall community. And adding a feature to allow us to track what our "friends" are talking about.
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Thanks for the link, but I would like to see something similar to what Gardenmentor wrote, like a way to track friends and groups within the community. It just seems like there are tons of new people daily (which is great!) but it's hard to keep up with the community like we used to. I guess I'm just missing the small community-ness of it all.
I agree. Or even a way we could have our blog roll (or a specific group if not the roll) pop up as the entry page? Or is that way complicated?
We will be adding some group features soon.
I used a text widget at the top of the sidebar on my blog page to list links to my favorite blogs. I think there's a built in utility called "Blog Roll" or something like that which is similar?
What I'd like to do since "links" fall under different categories is to create a separate "page" devoted to links. To make this effective it would need to be formated differently than the "homepage" for my blog.
I've been away for a while so I'm not sure if the group features have already been added? What I'm hoping for would be an extension of the "team" concept that would be of help in training together.
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