Re: Re: Groups/Organic Groups
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>- How do people know to navigate to group content? If they do, isn't that then a modality anyway?
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You (the admin) create the navigation. For example, you could have a menu option (or an entirely different) menu appear for different groups. See the docs
for details.
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>- How do you guarantee that user content appears in the correct group?
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Through the use of categories. See the docs for details.
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>Does this mean that every time you create something, you have to go through an extra step of assigning a group to it? Isn't that a modality?
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It's not an extra "step" — simply an additional checkbox/option during the process when you create the object (i.e., wiki page, blog, etc.).
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>Also, what happens with inter-group connections? For example, let's say that you are a member of GroupX and GroupY, and you add content to the former and link to it in pages in the latter. What happens for people who are not in both groups?
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Tiki is highly flexible. You can require that a user belong to all groups, or only one of the groups.
HTH,
- Rick | My Tiki Blog | My Tiki UserPage
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