I have OneAll social installed and new members seem to have no trouble signing up with it.
To allow members to share their posts on the JR based network with other networks, I went to the OneAll Social quota config panel, then clicked "Enable networks" for the signup quota, and also for Admin quota so I can see how it works with my own profile.
When I went to the "Networks" tab in my profile "Account settings" page, I found the following help note:
"Select the external social networks you would like to link to your account - note that you must already have an account on the linked social network, and have linked it to your account in order to link your activity stream."
I find the statement barely understandable (what is being linked to what and how?). I think it may mean the following:
"Select an external social network you would like to link your account to.
Note that you must already have an account on the social network you are linking to, and that account should be linked to your account here first, in order to send your activity stream from here to there."
If this interpretation is correct, is it self-evident on other networks how to link them to a personal account in a JR based network?
Will other networks ask us to link our account on JR to the other network first, creating a perfect loop of impossibility?
What does it mean exactly, to "have the linked social network linked to your account"?
I have never done such a thing before. How can other networks be linked to a personal account on a JR-based network?
This will be a new challenge for every member joining a JR-based network and hoping to share to their profiles on other networks. How will they know what to do at the other networks?
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PJ Matthews, Kyoto
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updated by @researchcooperative: 10/14/18 11:53:48PM