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Greetings,<br />
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We're examining the usage of Liferay for our intranet community.<br />
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We've looked at the functionality for each user to feature personal profile pages, that will be publicly viewable, but editable only by person owning his profile.<br />
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However, when we &quot;Add Content&quot; and add new features like blogs and message boards, these content items contain message board threads and blog entries that are not specific to one person alone.<br />
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How can this be properly implemented so that all login users can edit their own message boards and blogs?<br />
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Any advice or guidance is greatly appreciated!<br />
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Best regards,<br />
jmc430
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Greetings,

We're examining the usage of Liferay for our intranet community.

We've looked at the functionality for each user to feature personal profile pages, that will be publicly viewable, but editable only by person owning his profile.

However, when we "Add Content" and add new features like blogs and message boards, these content items contain message board threads and blog entries that are not specific to one person alone.

How can this be properly implemented so that all login users can edit their own message boards and blogs?

Any advice or guidance is greatly appreciated!

Best regards,
jmc430

How can Personal Blogs and Personal Message boards be implemented universally in Liferay?

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