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Turn on/off the ability for parents to create and comment on community posts
Turn on/off the ability for parents to create and comment on community posts

Allow or prevent community posts being created and/or commented on by parents at your service in each one of your community spaces.

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If you are an Admin educator at your service, you have the option to allow or prevent community posts from being created by parents at your service. (This setting is not finite and can be updated if you change your mind.)

Admin educators can also turn the ability to comment on community posts on or off at any time - this is done per community space. If you choose to turn off comments, both parents and educators will be unable to comment on any community posts in that particular space.

Both of these settings are unique to each of the community spaces at your service, meaning you can have a space where parents can make their own posts (i.e. a parent-sharing room) whilst turning this setting off for other spaces.



To access these settings you'll need to visit the Storypark website and take the following steps:

1. Go to the room or service you wish to update, and tap the Edit button beside the room or service's name:

2. The permission settings for the community can be found at the bottom of the page:

To prevent parents from starting new community posts uncheck the parents can post in the community option:

To allow parents to create community posts - check the parents can post in the community option:

If you would like to prevent both educators and parents from commenting on community posts uncheck the allow community comments option:

If you would like to allow both educators and parents to comment on community posts - check the allow community comments option:

3. Tap Save at the bottom right-hand side to apply your changes:


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