Being that our recent announcement contained news of our new Facebox feature, we realize that some of the bits of special goodness contained within may not have received the recognition they deserve, possibly being a bit overshadowed by the one "big" feature.
One such bit of goodness was new enhancements to the Post via E-mail feature. Since we introduced this feature, users have been asking for a way to make e-mail posts to their groups. And now, you guessed it, they can.
This is an example group Post via E-mail pin.
If you're the administrator of a Multiply group, you can now let your members post content to the group from their e-mail clients... whether blog entries from their webmail accounts, photos from their phone, or even... videos, also from their phone!
Setup is simple–just visit the profile page of any group you administer, and click the Edit Group Profile link. Enter a Secret Pin into the appropriate field and click OK.
If you're the member of a group, visit the group's profile page to find your group's "Post via E-mail" address. Users must e-mail their posts from the address they have registered to their personal Multiply accounts, and naturally, only group members will be able to post–even if someone else figures out the pin.
If your group doesn't have a Post via E-mail address set up yet, ask your admin to set one up today. And if your group lacks an active administrator, why not let customer service know?
afterinfo wrote on Jul 7, '07, edited on Jul 7, '07
Saw this option Last night when it first turned up within the group settings --- Niceone Votes NO To automatic captions .. - Or if a option is added for this item - it would have to have option for No Or Yes..........
Nice, but may I suggest you now go back to some basic features that are still lacking in the site, as the ability to edit music captions and to be able to exclude mp3's... THANKS!
Being that our recent announcement contained news of our new Facebox feature, we realize that some of the bits of special goodness contained within may not have received the recognition they deserve, possibly being a bit overshadowed by the one "big" feature.
One such bit of goodness was new enhancements to the Post via E-mail feature. Since we introduced this feature, users have been asking for a way to make e-mail posts to their groups. And now, you guessed it, they can.
This is an example group Post via E-mail pin.
If you're the administrator of a Multiply group, you can now let your members post content to the group from their e-mail clients... whether blog entries from their webmail accounts, photos from their phone, or even... videos, also from their phone!
Setup is simple–just visit the profile page of any group you administer, and click the Edit Group Profile link. Enter a Secret Pin into the appropriate field and click OK.
If you're the member of a group, visit the group's profile page to find your group's "Post via E-mail" address. Users must e-mail their posts from the address they have registered to their personal Multiply accounts, and naturally, only group members will be able to post–even if someone else figures out the pin.
If your group doesn't have a Post via E-mail address set up yet, ask your admin to set one up today. And if your group lacks an active administrator, why not let customer service know?
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Being that our recent 
