Creating "Spaces" and "Groups" in Your Network

Organization is the key to a successful community. In the social networks, we use a hierarchical structure of "Spaces."

What is a Space?

Think of a Space as a dedicated room within your house. Each Space can have its own:

• Privacy Settings: Public, Private, or Secret (Invitation only).

• Content Type: Feed (for posts), Gallery (for images), or Wiki (for knowledge storage).

• Permissions: Who can post, who can comment, and who can moderate.

Recommended Layout:

1. The Lobby: A public space for introductions and general news.

2. The Library: A "Read-Only" space for community rules, resources, and archives.

3. The Workroom: Private, subscription-based spaces for high-level discussion.

4. The Town Square: A high-traffic feed for daily interactions.

Knowledge Storage

Unlike traditional social feeds where content is "buried" after 24 hours, Web4 Spaces allow you to "Pin" and "Index" content, turning your social network into a living library of knowledge.