Community is a social layer on your own audience — a feed, profiles, connections and messaging, owned by you rather than rented from a platform.
What lives here
| Screen | What it holds |
|---|---|
| Pages | Community pages and their members |
| Feed | Posts, comments and reactions |
| Stories | Short-lived posts |
| Connections | Who is connected to whom |
| Messages | Direct messages |
| Groups | Group chats |
| Meetings | 1:1 and group meetings |
| Announcements | Broadcast posts from you |
| Badges | Recognition awarded to members |
| Hashtags | Topic tags across posts |
| Moderation | Reports, blocks and removals |
| Notifications | What members get told about |
The feed
Posts carry comments, reactions and hashtags. Because engagement is a property every record has on this platform, the same like, view, share and bookmark mechanics work across community content without a separate system.
Connections and messaging
Members connect to each other, message directly, and form group chats. Blocking is supported, and blocked relationships are enforced rather than only hidden.
Moderation
Content can be reported, reviewed and removed, and members can be blocked. Moderation is a permission, so it can be delegated to community managers without giving them the rest of the console.
Where community shows up
The community layer is used by EventOxygen for attendee networking during events, and can back a members' area on your own site.