Sentence examples for moderated community from inspiring English sources

Disqus is a javascript embed or blog plug-in (WordPress, Blogger, TypePad, MovableType) that enhances blog comments and integrates it with a fully moderated community forum.

Disqus is a javascript embed (as below) or blog plug-in (WordPress, Blogger, TypePad, MovableType) that enhances your blog's comments and integrates it with a fully moderated community forum.

The app also has a moderated community section for user generated forums, which I'm sure some people will use occasionally when they don't feel like spamming a real person with questions.

In these studies, women's group facilitators (who were not health workers) received 7 11 days of training and moderated community group meetings.

OB Nest patients will be invited to participate in an online, nurse-moderated community with other OB Nest participants, where they can seek advice and support from their peers.

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The discussion groups will be created by the Femsplain staff and moderated by "community leaders".

As regards the why of the Matt app, the staffer sent us a line from Matt's weekly newsletter — where he writes: "Working with a brilliant British startup called Disciple Media, I've launched this app to build a safe, moderated, digital community where my West Suffolk constituents and I can discuss the issues that matter to them".

Personal accounts of adverse events from such sources are often inaccessible to the public, although many of the prominent and moderated patient community websites will allow access to further information under certain conditions of use (and sometimes for a fee).

To explore this topic, we invited women to use self-monitoring tools, a text-based smartphone application to communicate with their care team, and moderated online communities to connect with other pregnant women.

Since anonymity can also lead to abuse, the boards are also community moderated.