At 10:39am on March 26th, 2009, Rachel North said…
I know you guys have some new exhibits that you might want to describe in a new discussion that I started on "what to do on a rainy day" http://community.mynorth.com/forum/topic/show?id=2345865%3ATopic%3A19295
At 10:32am on February 13th, 2009, Deb Fellows said…
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So glad you are here! Be sure and dive into Forums discussions under the heading Raising Kids Up North (or any others!) and there is a Raising Kids Up North group. Your voice, advice, ideas, input will be greatly valued.
Here's the welcome message I send all new members. Thanks for joining!:
Great to have you in the MyNorth Community! Just want to let you know how to manage comments on your profile page.
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There have been a couple instances where people have used the comment feature to solicit for their business or their cause. We strongly encourage everyone to remember that this is a social community, designed for people to share ideas, events, stories, photos and videos about Northern Michigan.
If you part of are a business or organization, the best way to get people to become engaged with you in a social community is to participate as a member. Share your events with photos and videos, but also, share your expertise in a Forum. Comment in ways that provides insight to other members as opposed to outright solicitation. You'll not only find that approach garners you more fans and probably more business, you will also enjoy your participation in this community all about Up North.
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Deb Fellows