Forest
Beloved Grand Eagle
Hey,
A few people have asked recently how to send a private message to someone and I just want to clarify a few things. The easiest way to send another wiki member a message is to click on the "Start a New Conversation" link under the Inbox tab. At this point you just need to put down the reciepient and write the message. Messages look a lot like forum posts, however they are private between the message recieipents.
The reply function will simply automatically quote the post you clicked reply on. To respond to a message (or a thread) all you really need to do is type in the box at the bottom of the page. All of the functanality that threads have are also in private messages. The only difference is that private messages are between the selected receipeints (for the most part this will be two people) and are not shown publicly.
Some things to keep in mind:
A lot of the links on the wiki, especially ones to some of the success stories, go to the old site (tmswiki.wetpaint.com). That site also has a messaging system. However, the user accounts between this forum and the old site do not match up, so if you want to send someone a message through that system you may need to create a new user account.
Here's an example, on day 1 of the program there is a link to Peg's success story which is located on the old wiki at http://tmswiki.wetpaint.com/account/Peghanson . If a person has an old wiki account they will be able to send Peg a message. However, Peg also has an account on this forum, so it would probably be better to send her a private message on this site.
Generally, I think it is best to send messages on this forum. It has a better interface, and you won't have to create a new account. If you are ever confused about where you are just look at the url. If the url is tmswiki.org/forum you are in the right place. If it is tmswiki.wetpaint.com you are on the old site and some things may function differently.
Hopefully this clarifies things a little bit. If you have any questions at all feel free to ask.
Forest
A few people have asked recently how to send a private message to someone and I just want to clarify a few things. The easiest way to send another wiki member a message is to click on the "Start a New Conversation" link under the Inbox tab. At this point you just need to put down the reciepient and write the message. Messages look a lot like forum posts, however they are private between the message recieipents.
The reply function will simply automatically quote the post you clicked reply on. To respond to a message (or a thread) all you really need to do is type in the box at the bottom of the page. All of the functanality that threads have are also in private messages. The only difference is that private messages are between the selected receipeints (for the most part this will be two people) and are not shown publicly.
Some things to keep in mind:
A lot of the links on the wiki, especially ones to some of the success stories, go to the old site (tmswiki.wetpaint.com). That site also has a messaging system. However, the user accounts between this forum and the old site do not match up, so if you want to send someone a message through that system you may need to create a new user account.
Here's an example, on day 1 of the program there is a link to Peg's success story which is located on the old wiki at http://tmswiki.wetpaint.com/account/Peghanson . If a person has an old wiki account they will be able to send Peg a message. However, Peg also has an account on this forum, so it would probably be better to send her a private message on this site.
Generally, I think it is best to send messages on this forum. It has a better interface, and you won't have to create a new account. If you are ever confused about where you are just look at the url. If the url is tmswiki.org/forum you are in the right place. If it is tmswiki.wetpaint.com you are on the old site and some things may function differently.
Hopefully this clarifies things a little bit. If you have any questions at all feel free to ask.
Forest