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Product Customer Portal & PI Square
Categories PI Square Online Community
Created by Kenneth Barber
Created on Aug 25, 2022

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Explain the difference between each type of blog post audience

When you write a blog post on the new PI Square, you are presented with these options in the "Audience" dropdown menu:

  • All

  • Authenticated User

  • Community

  • Customer

  • Guest

  • Internal

However, it is not clear what each option means. Please make this clearer. Additionally, they are currently listed in alphabetical order, but they should instead be listed in order of privacy.

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  • Christoph Rose
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    |     Aug 25, 2022
    Yes this is quite confusing. I published a test blog with the "Internal" audience, which apparently means I can't see my own blog.
  • Guest
    Reply
    |     Aug 25, 2022
    Hi Kenneth, the documentation for the different audience settings is here: https://pisquare.osisoft.com/s/article/000037992
  • Kenneth Barber
    Reply
    |     Aug 25, 2022
    Thank you, Alex. This suggestion can be marked as "Completed". What type of user would be considered "Community"? To be clear, I'm asking about the type of user and not the audience type of the same name. In what case might someone want to select the "Guest" or "Community" audience types? For "Guest", it seems strange to lose access to something once you log in or gain access to something once you log out.