COMMUNITIES – POSTINGHow to verify the total number of posting by user?

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COMMUNITIES – POSTING▪ Community Sites are available in SharePoint Server 2013, but not in

SharePoint Foundation 2013. However, discussion lists and Web Parts are still available in SharePoint Server and SharePoint Foundation if you want a light-weight discussion experience on your SharePoint site.

▪ All users who have access to the community (whether through membership or visitor permissions) can view the information in discussions. By using email distribution lists, only members of that list benefit from discussions.

▪ Communities are more permanent and contain the history of any posts and replies in discussions before a user has even joined the community. In contrast, when a user joins a distribution list, they receive email only from the point that they joined the list.

COMMUNITIES – POSTING▪ Communities help collect and organize intellectual property that is

otherwise undiscoverable or difficult to find unless you are part of the distribution list. By using distribution lists, there is no method to categorize email messages and a search of the email messages only returns results within the member’s own folders.

▪ Communities encourage and reward members for participation by building reputation points for posting, replying, and receiving likes and best answers.

▪ Communities have built-in moderation functionality that helps keep the community active and appropriate to enterprise needs.

COMMUNITIES – POSTING• Every post can be edited and deleted by the

original owner as well as community owners• Every member of the community can report a

post to the moderator (if the setting is enabled)

• Marking a post as “featured”: once marked, a specific post will render at top of its category

COMMUNITIES – POSTING• Community administrators or

moderators can set featured posts