This is my blog channel
Blog channels are in your digital counter where you create and store blog posts. These articles are often high text-heavy articles about news, updates, and announcements. Your digital workspace may have collective site channels, each focusing on a specific niche topic or targeting a definitive type of user. In the blog feed, users can browse the feed of published articles and follow the feed to receive email notifications of new content.
users only see articles they have at least read access to.
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Notes and Disclaimers 1087 • First Access Policy - When you first create a blog feed, it inherits all cascading, anonymous, and author access rules from the above page or post section. However, if you create this flow at the root of your Digital Workplace, this flow will receive the same cascading access rules as your current Digital Workplace household side At the same time, the anonymous channel's access rule is set to No Access, while the author's access rule is set to
Blog channels Full Access. Because the access rules you specify are injected into the channel and not inherited, they remain in effect even if the channel is moved to a different location. To edit a channel's access policy, select Actions and then Sign in to access its sign-in page.
• Blogging vs. Microblogging: If you need help deciding whether to use a blog or a microblogging channel, see When to Blog vs. Microblogging (BP).
• Aggregation of multiple blog channels: The Blog Posts widget allows you to view posts from multiple blog channels in one central place. For more information, see the blog post widget.
• RSS Feeds: Blog feeds with anonymous access enabled have an RSS feed.The feed URL is at the bottom of the blog feed.
• Feed URL: When you first create a blog feed, its URL is the title you gave it. To change the URL of an existing blog feed, see Change the feed URL.
9/03/2023