Choosing carefully the questions you ask new potential members cannot be understated as they are not only the profile of the member but also a gauge by which you test their sanity and purpose for joining. This tips is to show you how to inject a little bit of wording into the block of text which those who sign up for your community will see directly above the profile questions. You can think of this as a paragraph to inform them of something, a warning for spammers or which questions are most important to answer if they do not want to be declined.
Step One: Go to language editor and search for the phrase "Almost there! Just tell us a bit more about yourself."
Step Two: Add whatever wording you think is appropriate. You can use the bold <b></b>, underline <u></u> and italics <i></i> HTML tags as well. Save and you are done
My golden rule for new members is this: If they don't answer your profile questions they most likely will never contribute to your community.
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Need help with wrangling your community? Get in touch with me. I am happy to help!
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I forgot to mention that you can also include your logo in that block as well
Hi Justin!
Thanks for your tip! As far as I have understood it's been created based on your experience running the community, so thank you a lot for sharing this with other creators :-).
Best wishes,
Ning Team.
You're very welcome and I hope others find it useful..