On Sep 28, 9:19 pm, "david.waldrop" <[email protected]> wrote: > wow that was quick. the link is now there. > > On Sep 28, 9:17 pm, b vivek <[email protected]> wrote: > > > There seem to be no links ! > > > On Wed, Sep 29, 2010 at 6:40 AM, david.waldrop > > <[email protected]>wrote: > > > > Over the past month I have built Meeting Monkey. It is meant as a > > > meeting facilitation tool to aid in helping groups think, decide and > > > act together. Please take a look and share with others you think may > > > be interested. I welcome any and all feedback as it will only help me > > > make this better. Please let me know what you think. > > > > In order to join a sample meeting please click the following link: > > > > When you click on it you will be asked to login, but will need to > > > register first. Once you do you should be placed ‘into a meeting’. > > > Your role in this test meeting is “participant”. If you were a leader > > > you could control the meeting by clicking on the “control meeting” > > > menu item. This allows you to turn off and on various meeting tools. > > > When you create your own meetings you will see how this can be > > > utilized to run meetings with various purposes: brainstorming, > > > prioritization, consensus building, and action tracking. As people > > > add topics and categories it may be useful to notice how you can > > > change your view via the view menu. > > > > When you have had enough, try clicking on the “My Meetings” menu > > > option. This should show you a list of one meeting – “Test meeting > > > for web2py group to play with”. When you create your own meetings, > > > you can “edit” them by clicking on the “edit” label to the right of > > > the meeting row, and you could delete them the same way. The remove > > > option fo rth test meeting simply removes it form your "My Meetings" > > > list and deletes you as a participant. When you create your own > > > meetings you will have the ability to invite others to this meeting by > > > entering the invitee’s email address in the text box, selecting a > > > role, and pressing add. This will cause the invitee to get an email > > > with a link which will behave similar to whenyou clicked on the link > > > above. > > > > You can also create a meeting by clicking on the “Create Meeting” > > > button and inviting others. Feel free to do so and invite me using > > > “[email protected]” > > > > /david > >
One thing I noted was when I posted an entry, it went to bottom. When I left the meeting to view MyMeetings and came back the order has toggled to newest on top.
