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How do I delete inappropriate or offensive user announcements and profile comments?
You can use the user impersonation functionality. Once you log in to the community as the user in question, you can access the user's home page and profile to delete the offensive or inappropriate content.Posted to Community Server 2008.5 Documentation by Tim Yates on Fri, Apr 3 2009
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How do I make Community Server use my modified configuration values?
When Community Server starts running, it reads information from various configuration files and stores it in memory. Because this is typically static information that under normal circumstances does not change, the system reads it only during the startup process. Therefore if you change the information…Posted to Community Server 2008.5 Documentation by Alex Crome on Sun, Feb 15 2009
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Where can I download previous versions of Community Server?
We do not maintain an exhaustive archive of old releases but you can find all service packs and recent product releases here .Posted to Community Server 2008.5 Documentation by Alex Lowe on Thu, Feb 12 2009
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What range of software and services does Telligent offer?
Telligent’s Community Server software provides a suite of community tools including blogs, forums, and media sharing. You can read more about our service offerings here . -
What customers and markets does Telligent service?
Telligent services a variety of industries, including art, technology, publishing, financial, education, government, manufacturing, medical/health, entertainment, media, services, and transportation. Customers range from some of the most well-known organizations in the world to small neighborhood communities… -
Is Community Server open source?
Open Source is an overloaded term, but in the strictest sense Community Server is not Open Source Software. Community Server is what is more commonly referred to as “Shared Source Software.” Telligent , the creators of Community Server, publishes the source code to Community Server core because… -
Are previous editions of Community Server still available?
As time goes on, we do phase out older releases from the download are of the site. You can find all available releases here . -
Why aren't my media files, avatars, and attachments rendering?
Use the following steps if you cannot see media files, attachments and avatars you have uploaded, or you are getting a 404 error when you attempt to view them. Ensure that the upgrade tool was run successfully if you upgraded from a Community Server version earlier than Community Server 2008. You can…Posted to Community Server 2008.5 Documentation by Alex Lowe on Fri, Feb 6 2009
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Does Community Server support Google SiteMaps?
Recently Microsoft and Yahoo agreed to take what was once known as Google SiteMaps and treat them as a public standard. Community Server generates two files for use with SiteMaps: SiteMapIndex.ashx and SiteMap.ashx. The index file provides links to all the known SiteMaps in a site. Other points: Recently…Posted to Community Server 2008.5 Documentation by Alex Lowe on Fri, Jan 30 2009
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Can Community Server run on .NET 3.5?
Yes. Community Server was built to run on ASP.NET 2.0, so only 2.0 is required; however, Community Server runs on servers configured with .NET 3.5.