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DotNetNuke: Be Like Bamboo
The document provides a comprehensive guide for engaging with the DotNetNuke community by leveraging various online platforms and resources, including blogs, forums, and social media. It encourages users to contribute their knowledge, explore new tools, and participate in discussions to help improve the platform. The emphasis is on collaborative learning, problem-solving, and evolving with the community.
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- 10. Expert [n., v. ek-spurt; adj. ek-spurt, ik-s A person who knows where to find the right answers.
- 11. No Documentation Forums Blogs Review SourceCode Break DNN Repeatedly
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- 14. Read: Static Favorite Blogs Wiki Forums Video Library
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- 25. Forums Watch Trending Topics Subscribeto Topics Answer Questions • You don’t have to know the answers before deciding to find out the answer
- 26. Blogs Use a DNNBlog module • Core blog, Speedblog, Ventrian News Articles, Engage: Publish, etc. Avoid Competitive Blogs • Wordpress, Blogger, etc. • Help the platform get better Remember what you “know”
- 27. Wiki Add Your BlogArticles Add your experience Add missing content Search and Tag content
- 28. Video Use Your BlogArticles Enhance Blogs, Forums, Wiki Ultimate Creative Outlet Best Presentation Medium Online
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Editor's Notes
- #6 Before I begin, I just want to take a moment and plug DNN World. While I am at it, I figured I would go ahead and just pick on Chris for a moment, since he publicly did the same thing in a recent video where I had a less than appropriate hand gesture.
- #7 What = Determine what you want to know more of about DotNetNukeWhy = How =
- #8 Tell the story about Aunt Marilyn being afraid of trying to use the clicker for Uncle Henry’s 70th birthday party presentation. Sometimes, we just need someone to show us something, before we feel comfortable with it.
- #10 Describe bamboo. It is used for furniture, floors, fences, clothes, cooking, and more. It is due to how durable it is, and how it is well-suited to adapt to various situations – like humans.
- #11 DNN Super StarsHow did these people become so influential? Why do people like you and me look up to them? How did they get there?
- #13 What have I done?No docs, Break DNN, Review source code, forums, blog
- #14 Read: Consume as much DNN information as possible.Write: Create your own DNN content.Do: Create your own DNN information.Know: Be an expert.
- #15 No matter what the bamboo ends up being, it always starts small. First, a seed. Later, a plant. Eventually, a forest, and something more.
- #31 Let the attendee know that they are important. What they say has value. Do not be afraid. Put yourself out there. The DNN community will embrace you. Someone will always be there for you if you fall.
- #35 Consolidated the previous 300 portals to 70. Cut 18,000 pages down to 7,000.Makes heavy use of the Form and List module.
- #36 Current site handles more than 200 portals.Modules include: Document Library, Engage: Rotator, Ventrian News Articles
- #37 Third party modules include: Avatar Search Boost, Engage: Employment
- #55 Reinforce the message from earlier
- #56 Talk about how this flows. How you ARE the expert.
- #57 What have I done?No docs, Break DNN, Review source code, forums, blog
- #60 Remember Nik’s keynote from Chicago DoDNN? (Give a summary)