Community Improvements
7 TopicsCommunity Update: Hover Cards
Hi Community Members! Wanted to keep you in the loop on recent Equinix Community improvements. Introducing Hover Cards Beginning today when you hover over a member's profile image, you'll see a hover card pop up with more details on the member including their recent badges, member details and the ability to follow a user. Stay tuned for more improvements on the follow functionality coming soon! If you have any community feedback, please share in ourBeta Feedback Discussion or complete this survey.3.3KViews0likes0CommentsCommunity Updates: Recent Comments and Notifications
Hi Community Members! Just wanted to keep you in the loop on recent community updates and improvements we've made. If you have any feedback on how we can improve the community experience, please share in our Beta Feedback here. Notifications Frequency We are a growing community and we want to ensure we aren't being excessive in our communications to you. This week we adjusted the default settings for email notification frequency. In this update, we changed badge and kudos notifications to a weekly digest. Content you subscribe to or engage with is a daily digest. All users can update the notifications to their own preferences by going into My Settings in your profile. Recent Discussions Tab We updated the recent tab in the Discussions and Welcome section to feature both recent posts and recent comments. Previously it would only showcase recent posts. We want to ensure you have visibility into the most recent conversations.3.1KViews0likes0CommentsCommunity Update: Scheduled Maintenance December 12, 2023
We’re excited to welcome the Equinix Developer Forum members into our community soon! We’ll be migrating the Equinix Developer Forum into the Equinix Community on December 12, 2023. As part of the migration, we’ll be moving the existing discussions from the Developer Forum into the Community discussions.To do the migration, Community.Equinix.com will have scheduled maintenance on December 12, 2023. Please be advised that there will be scheduled downtime from 12am PST to 8am PST. If you have any questions, please leave a comment below or reach out to Community@equinix.com.1.2KViews0likes0CommentsWhat is a Group and how do I join?
Groups are a new tool here on the Equinix Community. Groups contain targeted discussions about a particular topic or subject. In order to join a Group, you must first determine if the group ispublic,private, orhidden. To join apublic Group, such as the Accessibility Improvements Group, click on the group and click the "Join Group" button. To join aprivate Group, click on the Group with the "closed" designation, and click the "Send Request to Join" button. If you are aware of ahidden Group, you must contact the Group's owner or a Community administrator to be added manually. In any of the Group types, you must be a member in order to post to that Group.42Views0likes0CommentsLike or Dislike? Share your feedback on the Community changes!
Hi, everyone! Now that the dust has settled around the new Equinix Community experience, we’d like to open the floor for feedback from you all! Whether you’re a new user here or you’ve been here for a while, your feedback is critical to ensuring we are doing our best work to serve your needs. Let us know in the comments below what you like or don’t like. Anything goes, so don’t be shy. Our goal is to provide you with the best possible experience while visiting the Equinix Community. Thanks, and we look forward to hearing your feedback! Yours, Chris Roberts, Equinix Community Team27Views1like0CommentsWhat are the different types of Groups?
Groups are divided into three categories -- public, private, and hidden. Public Groups can be joined and read by any user regardless of role, rank, or sign-in status. Private Groups can only be read by members of the Group. To join a private Group, click on the Group and select the button to request membership. Membership is controlled by the Group's moderator. Hidden Groups can only be read and accessed by members of the Group, who are manually managed by the Group's administrator. In all cases, posting content to a Group is contingent upon being a member of that Group.27Views1like0Comments