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You can directly identify the intended recipient(s) of your content by utilizing the @Mention feature. Similar to “tagging”, @Mentions work in: Profile comments Discussion board posts and replies Blogs comments Events comments Resource comments Communities comments, discussions, blogs, events, and resources To activate an @Mention, ... more

Posted by Cynthia Nazario in Helpful Hints on 06/12/2018 04:28 PM

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(1) OK, since you asked, I will @mentionCYN - no matches, @mentionNAZ - No matches. ‍ Help! on revisiting, and looking at example - it appears case sensitive? no, as: :. @mentionCyn - No matches. HELP! (2) thanks for giving some guidance on the who, what, and how of this, as we determine what 'buckets' and direction our thoughts and ideas will go. This...

by Michael D'Onofrio on @Mentions Help Direct Your ...

Michael D'Onofrio ‍ it's called an @mention, but you don't need to type the word mention. You type @cyn or @naz (upper or lowercase) to call forth my name. Do not type a space or hit tab before a name appears or it will deactivate the @mention.

Blogs and news use the same functionality. We've changed the nomenclature, but that may revert as we develop more blo...

by Cynthia Nazario on @Mentions Help Direct Your ...