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As a Talk City Room Owner, you have extensive
control over your chat room and message board. This page will help
you set things up the way you want.
Giving Ops
You can modify the privileges of a member quickly and easily
by searching for them in "Set Privileges" in your control
center, and choosing the member from the search result. You can
search on a variety of attributes. Fill in just the items you
want to search on and press Search. Once you find the name, click
on it, to bring up the administration screen. You'll see checkboxes
for Chat Moderator and Forum Editor.
Assistant Manager - the 2nd in command. Assistant Managers can
do all the things a Wizard can do except add or remove other Assistant
Managers, and change a Forum's public/private status.
Forum Editor - message board moderators.
They are able to edit/delete all messages, manage discussions,
promote discussions and gag/lock-out members. Editors may not
use the Control Center.
Chat Moderator - the guiding force
behind successful conversations. Can use the chat moderator commands
but cannot access the Forum's control center.
Mark the appropriate box, or both, then click on apply at the
bottom of the page. Let your new op know that you've given them
controls, make sure you've given them your rules for moderating,
and ask them to log out of Talk City close their browser, then
log back in again, for the changes to take effect.
Changing Your Room Name
To change your Room Name, delete your current chat room in Controls,
Forum Chat. Mark the delete box next to the Room Name, click submit.
Then, enter a new Room Name, mark the Publish box, click submit.
Changing Your Forum Name
You can also change the name of your forum, but you cannot change
your webtag. The webtag is the part of the URL that directs members
to your forum. The webtag of our help forum is tc-infocentral.
The name of the forum, is Talk City Info Central. To change your
own forum's name, go to Controls, Main Settings. Type in the new
name for your forum, scroll to the bottom, and click submit.
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