User Contributions (Wiki)
The Wiki module (also called user Contributions) enables site
visitors to create content directly on your web site, without hav-
ing access to the CMS administration interface. It can be used in
many scenarios, including:
* Partner section - where partners can manage their profiles
* Community site where any member can publish articles.
* Business directory for business owners
* Traditional Wiki site where site visitors can add/edit content.
* Intranet/project portal for employees
The Wiki module supports several security configurations:
* Any visitor can edit any content (traditional Wiki)
* Only authenticated visitor (site member) can edit content
* Only document owner can edit content
* Only visitor granted with permissions for given document
Messaging
If you run a community site, your site members may need to
communicate with others. They may want to send a private mes-
sage that won’t be visible for other members (as it is in forums).
But the members do not know the e-mail address of the other
members. The solution is private messaging.
Private messaging allows site members to send messages to
other members. It’s a “small Outlook” integrated into your web
site.
users can see their inbox, outbox, manage contact list and also
block users from which they do not wish to receive messages.
They can be notified by real e-mail when they receive a new
message.
RSS Feeds
RSS stands for ‘Really Simple Syndication’ and is a method of
having content delivered to you and displayed on your site.
The RSS Module can be placed on a page and then subscribed to
receive RSS services of your choice.
The major search engines look more favourably at sites that
have regularly updated content; therefore an RSS feed may help
your rankings.
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