 | | Wetpaint Update for February 2008
Hello User,
Before we commence bragging about our latest Wetpaint features, we wanted to let you know that your personal wiki name is still available for you to turn into a wiki dedicated entirely to YOU.
Wetpaint is a great -- and free -- way to carve out an online space for your resume or portfolio, a family wiki, or an "homage to you". Do it now before some other user beats you to it!
| | | | | | | | Fresh Wetpaint Features | | | | | Due to popular demand, Wetpaint has added a fun and fantastic new Friends feature. Similar to creating friend connections in Facebook and MySpace, you can now easily send friend requests through the wiki by clicking on member profile links or profile avatars and selecting the Add as Friend option. A friend request will be sent which the recipient can approve or ignore with one click.  | Once you are connected as a friend with another member, you can easily view their page updates and comments by accessing the "Friends" report page within your profile! Any time you add something to the site, your friends will get an update about it as well. Don't feel like sharing? You can opt out of displaying your site activity.
| | Making friends with other members is a great way to strengthen your site's community and inspire collaboration, so start your wiki clique today! | | | | | | |
Make Your Profile Pop! | | | Site creators and administrators can now set up a custom profile template to help new (and existing!) site members get started. Each site comes with a standard profile template that is imported when EasyEdit is first clicked.
Getting to know all about you... A custom profile template you create will help your site members get to know each other better and share information about their connection to the site. Located within the 'Communications' tab in your site's wiki settings section, the member profile template can be customized to your heart's content!
Visit Wetpaint Central to find out more about how to use this feature.
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Wetpaint launches Tag Team Graffiti for Facebook! | | |  |  Grab your spray can -- it's time for some collaborative artistry!
Doctor up your Facebook photo gallery images with wild graffiti splashes, then pass your masterpieces on to friends so they can add their own flourishes and doodles.
Our tool of choice? We *heart* the Jackson Pollock splatter-brush!
Visit Wetpaint Central to learn more. | | | |  | | | | Wiki of the Month |  | | 
Are you pumped for Micronesia madness? Season 16 (yes, 16!) of Survivor just kicked off last week, so hop on over to the wiki to catch up on the intrigue so far.
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| |  | | Contributor of the Month | | | All hail Narutoman, this month's featured wiki superstar and creator of three Naruto fan sites. He's been busy at work with over 2,000 contributions! | | |
| | | | | Pages Without Tags | | | |
In order to help you improve your site's search engine ranking we've created a new report that lists the pages on your site that lack keyword tags.
Why are keyword tags important? They help your pages get discovered by search engines like Google and also help users of your site discover and navigate to content of interest easier.
Use the new "Pages without Keyword Tags" feature to identify these keyword-poor pages and start adding some tags!
Uh-oh! Have too many pages to tackle on your own? Try adding a To-Do task encouraging other site members to lend a hand! | | |
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