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Multiply.com The True Social Network That You Can Trust

Written by Ruhani Rabin on March 1, 2007.

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The Posting Option Panels supports posting both to the groups and at your site.Below is the posting panel

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Lets take a look at the Blog Posting Options and the combinations of permissions which is really interesting.

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Blog Editor is a rich text editor plus it can insert attachments, polls and pictures from your computer, a multiply album or from web. Easy clickable tags so that you don't have to remember the tags. View source mode will allow you to switch to HTML editing mode to insert embedded videos or flash animations. Inline Script is completely disabled for security. 

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Many permissions combinations available. by default the advance combination feature is turned off – you need to go settings to enable the advance posting options. Additionaly you can setup multiply to cross post your blog to your blogger.com Blog(s).

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5 Responses to “Multiply.com The True Social Network That You Can Trust”

  1. Dave   Reply | Quote
    7:22 am on May 1st, 2008 -

    Yeah..multiply is a cool site…I like that and onerush.com myself! Two thumbs up :)

  2. Ruhani Rabin   Reply | Quote
    3:01 am on March 2nd, 2007 -

    I’m few thousand miles far from my mom and my family and i can still keep in touch with them through multiply :)

  3. Jeff Strinko   Reply | Quote
    1:20 am on March 2nd, 2007 -

    Multiply helps me keep in touch with my family back in Nebraska and Detroit while I’m down in Florida! I can post pictures of stuff that I’m up to and they can post their replies. I can also see what I’m missing back in the “Equality before the Law” state.
  4. Walter Tymczyna   Reply | Quote
    1:03 am on March 2nd, 2007 -

    Multiply is the best way to keep in touch and let friends and family know what you’ve been up to without actually needing to speak to them.
  5. Scott Thompson   Reply | Quote
    12:59 am on March 2nd, 2007 -

    Multiply will change the we we communicate on the web forever.