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Thanks Dimity, but I don't think your suggestion responds to our need. The member privacy settings are a great feature. However, there are cases where we need to publish an e-mail link, for example to the organizer of an external event or to the provider of a service (who may not even be a member). We often need an e-mail link in a public page , e.g. e.g. for prospective members who may have trouble registering or in events which are open to the public. If I use the rich text editor to insert an e-mail address, it inserts a clear HTML mailto link, which can easily be scraped. Perhaps I am missing something, but I don't see how the member privacy settings can help here. You can see an example on our homepage, where I am using an externally hosted script as a workaround for the webmaster e-mail link, but this only works for board member mailboxes.
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We, too would welcome such a feature (or features, since we consider minutes and to-do lists two separate features). We used to put these in the wiki of our previous platform, but WA doesn't have one. If need be, we could put them on Dropbox, but our board members have difficulty using multiple platforms, and I would like to keep everything together if possible. For the time being I have uploaded our minutes as PDF files and put links on a dedicated page, so for me the to-do list is more urgent.
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Our previous platform, Groupspaces, has both wiki and forum facilities. Since our primary use is to provide a knowledge base, we found the wiki more useful. Since WA doesn't have one, we are trying to get by with making what used to be wiki articles into sticky forum posts. However, this is a sub-optimal solution. In particular we are missing the history feature of a wiki, which allowed us to trace who made changes and when.
P.S. Editing forum posts in WA is much more complicated than editing wiki pages . I guess that's why the call it wiki(-wiki) ;-)
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Yes, please!
This could be the public view request corresponding to https://forums.wildapricot.com/forums/308932-wishlist/suggestions/33136006-ability-to-filter-and-sort-event-listed-in-admin-v in the admin view.
Indeed, it would help if the folder were named after the album, just as pages are automatically given a "Page URL" based on the "Page name".