Introduction to Social Communities

You are reading the AEM 5.6 version of Introduction to Social Communities.

Social Communities unifies all social networking and collaboration applications within AEM, including:

Among other things, these features allow users to generate content (user generated content), which require:

For information about administering and developing with social communities, see:

Administering Social Communities (includes moderation, upgrading, and configuration)
Developing with Social Communities (includes fundamentals, components, and creating and administering social community groups)

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By Rebecca Conant - 4:38 PM on Mar 25, 2013 Reply

Erroneous word:

Change from: The forum search component can be configured by the author, then by the visitor can select the required option:

Change to: The forum search component can be configured by the author, then the visitor can select the required option:

Removing "by"

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