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Ranks/Ranking is an essential part of gamification. Ranks are used to see who is actively participating in the community either by sharing content, submitting or answering questions, submitting or voting for ideas, etc. Ranks can drive engagement as well as lend credibility to users and their posts. No wonder we get…
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Hi everyone! My name is Anna Yardley and I am the Community manager at Domo. I spend my day-to-day in our online Community Forums, which are hosted on Vanilla. The Domo Community Forums are the go-to space for connecting with and learning from the vibrant Domo community. You’ll get help solving challenges through…
Hey Vanilla Friends 👋 Welcome back to our new monthly metrics program. In case you missed last month, you can see it here. For a while now we've had many people asking for some kind of reference for their community metrics. Many of you want to know how your community compares to other Vanilla Customers. Every month we will…
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