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are easy dut to which you can't find the d**ned answer. This topic
covers aspects of the administration and moderation of such a forum ...
each of the Well House Consultants staff is involved in Open Talk and
in moderating and/or running other forums too.Longer articles related to this subject Moderating a forumTips and short articles on this subject Forum membership - a privilege not a rightPreventing forum spam - checks at sign up Admins thoughts on banning a member from a forum Stopping forum spam - control of the signup process Why do we delay new forum members through authorisation? Ask the Tutor - Open Source forum Pettifog and forum boards away from public view Making it all worthwhile While the world sleeps ... Software - changes and delays. But courses must run on time! First Great Western Weekend Please don't shout at me! I dont care - goodbye Guidlines for posting on a forum A forum is not always the best vehicle Comment spam blocked. Please comment via Forums Ive just received an email from myself. Should I be worried? Copyright and theft of images, bandwidth and members. The Horse goes on and on No Thank You Save the Forum - A regular clean sweep Why use BBC code not HTML? Running an on line campaign Why shouldn't I spam? Freedom for X is denial of privacy for Y Forum help - a push in the right direction Freedom of speech and freedom to post Check your user is human. Have him retype a word in a graphic Please Register with Opentalk - but just once! Open source questions? Anyone can ask. How not to run a forum Use me, but use me effectively Feedback as lifeblood The confidence to allow public comments Spelling and grammar Expiration dates or times on web pages Silence is Golden Falling out over the silliest things Well House Consultants
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We run the "Opentalk" forum here at Well House Consultants - it provides help of those difficult-to-resolve questions that you're sure are easy dut to which you can't find the d**ned answer. This topic covers aspects of the administration and moderation of such a forum ... each of the Well House Consultants staff is involved in Open Talk and in moderating and/or running other forums too. See also the Horse's Mouth, Well House Manor and the Opentalk forum Topics covered in this module
Setting up a forum.
Writing an acceptable user policy. Encouraging users. Moderating a forum. Complete learning
If you are looking for a complete course and not just a information on a single subject, visit our Listing and schedule page. Well House Consultants specialise in training courses in Python, Perl, PHP, and MySQL. We run Private Courses throughout the UK (and beyond for longer courses), and Public Courses at our training centre in Melksham, Wiltshire, England. It's surprisingly cost effective to come on our public courses - even if you live in a different country or continent to us. We have a technical library of over 700 books on the subjects on which we teach. These books are available for reference at our training centre. Also available is the Opentalk Forum for discussion of technical questions. |
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