Managing Scriblio
You’re running Scriblio at your place of work. You need to know about the WordPress interface, the new vocabulary you’ll be working with, and some decisions you may want to make. Here’s everything you need to know in three steps:
- Get yourself logged in and take a look at the Dashboard.
- Create and edit Pages for content that doesn’t change much, and use Posts for news — anything you’d put on your bulletin board or in your newsletter.
- Build and interact with your community through comments, though you’ll also probably need to deal with spam and create your own comment policy.
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January 23rd, 2008 at 12:07 pm
Does Scriblio have different authentication levels (roles), like WordPress (admins, editors, contributors, etc.)? I do not see the “Users” menu option in the Dashboard image (http://about.scriblio.net/wiki/dashboard).
February 5th, 2008 at 10:29 am
Lukas Koster: Yes!
Scriblio has all the same user management roles as WordPress. The dashboard image was taken from a user with “author” or “editor” role, that’s why you don’t see the Users tab.