will add a post text field to the page and allow you to respond to the post. Your reply will then appear as a threaded notice underneath the original post, as in this example:In both cases you have a text box to type a message. Click inside it, type a notice, then click Send to publish it to your followers.
+{HEADING:SUBSECTION:repeat_reply:Favouriting, Repeating and Replying} +After you have followed a few of your friends and interesting people on the network you will see their posts on your "HOME" newsfeed. Below each post are some icons that allow you to interact with the notice and/or the original poster.
+ +Clicking on the will add a post text field to the page and allow you to respond to the post. Your reply will then appear as a threaded notice underneath the original post, as in this example:
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In addition to the above methods to interact with followers network, GNUSocial also supports features you will find familiar with other social networks. You can mention someone else in a post by using the '@' prefix. This example shows how to mention someone, and how the post will look after you post it.
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The social network hashtag '#' prefixed before a word, eg #federated makes keywords trend on your home feed and across the federated network as more people use the same hashtag
+ +Groups are an optional part of GNUSocial. Each social instance can have one or more groups based on a topic. Then local users of the instance as well as remote social users can subscribe to the group. A group is similar to a user in GNUSocial but you refer to a group using the '!' prefix instead of the '@' prefix.
+ +When you find a group on your local GNUSocial instance, or a remote instance you can follow it in a similar way to following users, simply enter your GNUSocial username when prompted after clicking on the "Join" button.
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