My View on The WA Community Spirit and Experience

byrichardctnet

156 followers

7 years ago

So I thought I'd take the time to review some web pages, blogs, google links and quite frankly I'm floored by the creativity of the WA Community.

The support I've seen and experienced is second to none. I can't emphasize how much I appreciate constructive criticism, feedback, general comments on any related subject matter. I love it all.

Now, on that note I also love suggesting, recommending and providing general feedback when solicited. I've found this is all part of the spirit and experience of the WA Community.

So to this end and to hopefully make some new friends, here are some observations I've come across that I hope will help someone.

I am a newbie, relatively speaking, but folks please note the difference between a "post" and a "page".

Oftentimes when I'm reviewing a page I tend to see page content as a post or vice versa. Now if this is your case, PLEASE, don't despair!

One, your content is already penned, second, WA has some great resources to edit your "Site Content". I suggest not only using the resource but investigate it, play with it, and ultimately go to "Live Chat" and ask some questions if you have them as WA has Awesome Technical/Experience Support. And nothing fazes these folks, take advantage of these resources.

Content structure and spelling. Within WA training videos you will find another great resource that helps in sentence structure, spelling and general formatting. I've seen some awesome content with very basic errors (my content included).

I know I'm leaving a lot out but wanted to quickly say "Hi, Don't give up and Egage the WA Community".

Again, Everyone's ideas are Absolutely Fantastic... Make those ideas better. Let WA teach you how to make them Awesome!!!

And while I may not know everything, Yet! Please feel free to engage me with any questions, comments or concerns as I will certainly always provide a note of support, direction and positive feedback.

All My Best,

Ricardo