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Documentation & Support

CommunityServer.org is the community for Community Server. Here you can meet other people using the sofware, download resources, or just browse around to judge what an active customer base Community Server has.
This 45+ page document covers many of the frequently asked questions about Community Server as well as a break-down of many of the features found in the various Community Server applications.
This document details how Community Server 2007 is licensed for both commercial and non-commercial customers. These changes go into effect April 15th 2007. If you have any questions, please contact us.
Want to read about how other customers have used Community Server? This document details 15 different customers in a variety of industries and details how they are using Community Server.
Watch this video for a more narrative overview of how customers are using Community Server. Although briefer, the video provides more insight into each case study. Download the video.
This 45+ minute video is the same demo we've given to hundreds of customers in interactive demo sessions. It provides a high-level tour of all the major features of Community Server. Download the video.
Our documentation includes overviews of the various features, details on how to setup Community Server and more.

Vendors

CuteSoft builds a number of chat, messenger and other tools for adding additional capabilities to your Community Server system.

Books

Professional Community Server
This book provides a developer's guide to using Community Server and is written for someone who needs to dig into the application and understand how to take Community Server to the next level.
Buy now on Amazon.com or Barnes and Noble.
Community Server Quickly
This book provides a comprehensive tour of Community Server and is written for someone who needs to manage a Community Server system. It does include some detail on customization and extending the platform.
Buy now from Amazon or Barnes and Noble.

Recommended Hosts

CommunityServer.com provides dedicated Community Server hosting and allows you to get your web community up-and-running quickly.
ORCS Web is a premier hosting facilitator and is the host of choice for Telligent's high-end Community Server customers.
Aquest is a recommended host and has experience with a number of customers running Community Server.
Server Intellect is a recommended host and has experience with a number of customers running Community Server.

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Welcome!

Thanks for trying Community Server 2007!

Community Server is the platform that powers the web's most popular communities and we're thrilled that you've taken the time to check it out (P.S., we're confident that you'll love it!).

We've designed Community Server 2007 to be amazingly simple to use. It now includes browser-based tools to make changing page layout, selecting fonts and font sizes, site colors, and images unbelievably simple.

For designers and non-technical people these tools will enable Community Server to look however you want without requiring any knowledge of HTML, CSS, or .NET. If you're a .NET developer we've done a lot for you too. You'll find simpler and cleaner organization of code and files. We're almost ashamed to admit it, but in Community Server 2.1 there were nearly 55 files for a blog theme. But we're proud that in Community Server 2007 a blog theme has only 8 files!

You'll also find tools for exporting and importing themes as single files (images and all) -- making sharing your cool custom designs as easy as sending an email.

Telligent, the company that builds Community Server, addtionally offers full creative, .NET consulting, hosting, and customization for your Community Server implementation. If we can't help we've got a number of partners that can.

Below you'll find some helpful information for evaluating Community Server 2007 and don't forget to visit www.communityserver.org -- the "community" for Community Server.

Again, we sincerely appreciate you taking the time to evaluate or buy our software. If you have any questions or problems please contact us or drop me a note!

Sincerely,

Rob M. Howard

Robert M. Howard (rhoward@telligent.com)
CEO, Telligent Systems, Inc.

What's New

  • Re: Poor Judgement

    [quote user="prunenow"] Randy/Doom, nope, don't think all is lost. The vision I see the need for at national levels is how to get the fragmentation, leadership in the hands of older men and women replaced with a much better top to bottom system that has a youthful look to it since it is the youth who have the energy to 'walk the walk'...
    Posted to US Bowling Congress (USBC) (Forum) by Doctor Doom on 11-30-2008

  • Re: Poor Judgement

    [quote user="prunenow"] Randy/Doom, nope, don't think all is lost. Don Gates [/quote] ...I agree and didn't say all is lost in my post. I do believe that like everything else, things change. The heyday of bowling is long gone never to return. It's pointless to list all of society's technological advances that gave people other...
    Posted to US Bowling Congress (USBC) (Forum) by RJN825 on 11-30-2008

  • Re: Poor Judgement

    Just watched the women bowl on tv. Is that the vision you were looking for? I don't think Feldman is going to draw many new viewers, especially men. Neither will a 147 game from the other girl. Go back to the 5 men...
    Posted to US Bowling Congress (USBC) (Forum) by D.M. on 11-30-2008

  • Re: Poor Judgement

    Randy/Doom, nope, don't think all is lost. The vision I see the need for at national levels is how to get the fragmentation, leadership in the hands of older men and women replaced with a much better top to bottom system that has a youthful look to it since it is the youth who have the energy to 'walk the walk' that older men and women may...
    Posted to US Bowling Congress (USBC) (Forum) by prunenow on 11-30-2008

  • Re: Poor Judgement

    [quote user="RJN825"] ...bowling will be around for a long time to come. (or until all of us diehards are dead) Just probably not in the form that the "purists" desire it to be. Sport bowling has been around for a long time already without many takers. The days of the competitive bowler are dwindling and I dont see a big resurgence...
    Posted to US Bowling Congress (USBC) (Forum) by Doctor Doom on 11-30-2008
 
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