So we add new features and tweak the design of our site all the time, but one of the features that went live this week seems big enough to warrant a post. It's now possible for a user to follow a group, publicly or privately, and to get updates in their personal newsletters whenever that group announces a new flock.
We sign people up to follow a group automatically when they attend one of their flock's, but it's easy to stop following a group. And if you do, we'll never sign you up to it again, no matter how many Flocks you attend. You can change your preferences from the group page itself or from the “Groups” tab on your user profile.
This feature isn't to say that a person is committed to a group, or that they will definitely attend future flocks – just to say they are interested in that group and may want to know more. As always, comments on this and other features are welcome!
At Flocklocal, we're looking for a Edinburgh-based marketing manager to join our team. As always, any feedback and offers of help are appreciated, and we urge you to get in touch. However, we're also looking for a very specific role - read more for details.
I had to make a screencast of Flocklocal's features, as I wont be able to present at the final round of the John Logie Baird competition in person. We thought we may as well share it - Read more to see it.
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The heart of Aul' New Cumnock is the sweet Afton Water: the river; its banks, its paths and its bridges. It needs attention in order for it to be a place people want to visit, sit and walk beside it. Litter free with well maintained paths from the Nith all the way to its source beyond the Afton reservoir.
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As part of our ongoing mission to improve Leith Links we're organising a community clean-up event. We'll be based at the Bowling Green building on the West of the Links between 10am and 2pm, where we'll be dishing out clean-up kit and possibly other goodies, to people who drop in to help out.