- Communities Guide
- Introduction to AEM Communities
- Communities Sites
- AEM Communities Overview
- AEM Communities Release Notes
- Getting Started with AEM Communities
- Getting Started with AEM Communities for Enablement
- Initial Setup
- Author a New Community Site
- Experience the Published Site
- Authoring Nested Groups
- Initial Setup for Enablement
- Author a New Community Site for Enablement
- Create and Assign Enablement Resources
- Experience the Published Enablement Site
- Deploying
- Administering
- User and UGC Management Service in AEM Communities
- Communities Sites
- Communities Consoles
- Analytics Configuration for Communities Features
- Configuring Enablement Features
- Configuring Messaging
- Moderating Community Content
- Configuring Email
- Communities Notifications
- Communities Subscriptions
- Communities Scoring and Badges
- Managing Users and User Groups
- Community Groups Console
- Social Login with Facebook and Twitter
- SRP - Community Content Storage
- Communities Sites Console
- Members & Groups Management Consoles
- Moderation Console
- Communities Tools
- Site Templates
- Group Templates
- Community Functions
- Storage Configuration
- Badges Console
- Enablement Resources Console
- Reports Console
- MySQL Configuration for Enablement Features
- FFmpeg for Communities
- In-Context Moderation
- Advanced Scoring and Badges
- ASRP - Adobe Storage Resource Provider
- MSRP - MongoDB Storage Resource Provider
- How to Setup MongoDB for Demo
- DSRP - Relational Database Storage Resource Provider
- MySQL Configuration for DSRP
- JSRP - JCR Storage Resource Provider
- Solr Configuration for SRP
- Tagging Enablement Resources
- Tagging User Generated Content
- Translating User Generated Content
- Communities User Synchronization
- Member Contribution Limits
- Developing
- Developing Communities
- Social Component Framework
- Community Components Guide
- Component, Function and Feature Essentials
- Tutorials
- Troubleshooting
- Coding Guidelines
- Server-side Customization
- Client-side Customization
- SCF Handlebars Helpers
- Storage Resource Provider Overview
- Community Site Essentials
- Activity Stream Essentials
- Assignments Essentials
- Blog Essentials
- Calendar Essentials
- Catalog Essentials
- Clientlibs for Communities Components
- Comments Essentials
- OSGi Events for Communities Components
- Featured Content Essentials
- File Library Essentials
- Forum Essentials
- Community Group Essentials
- Ideation Essentials
- Leaderboard Essentials
- Liking Essentials
- Messaging Essentials
- QnA Essentials
- Rating Essentials
- Reviews Essentials
- Rich Text Editor Essentials
- Scoring and Badges Essentials
- Search Essentials
- Component Sideloading
- Social Graph Essentials
- SRP and UGC Essentials
- Tag Essentials
- Tally Essentials
- Voting Essentials
- Setup Website Structure
- Create an SCF Sandbox
- Initial Sandbox Application
- Initial Sandbox Content
- Develop Sandbox Application
- Develop Sandbox Content
- Add Clientlibs
- Overlay Comments Component
- Create Comments Page
- Create Nodes
- Alter the Appearance
- Create the Components
- Add Comment to Sample Page
- Extend Comments Component
- Alter the Appearance (HBS)
- Create a Sample Page
- Accessing UGC with SRP
- Using Maven for Communities
- Naming Conventions
- SocialUtils Refactoring
- Authoring
- Communities Components
- Communities Components Basics
- Activity Streams Feature
- Assignments Feature
- Blog Feature
- Calendar Feature
- Catalog Feature
- Using Comments
- Featured Content Feature
- File Library Feature
- Forum Feature
- Community Groups
- Ideation Feature
- Leaderboard Feature
- Using Liking
- Messaging Feature
- Q&A Forum Feature
- Using Ratings
- Using Reviews and Reviews Summary (Display)
- Search Feature
- Using Social Graph
- Activity Trends
- Using Social Tag Cloud
- Using Voting
- Create a Sample Page
Member Contribution Limits
Overview
The contribution limits feature provides the ability to limit the contributions of community members as a means of protecting against spam.
When a member is limited, any post that exceeds the allowed number of contributions will result in an alert that the limit was exceeded and the post is rejected. The community member may then go to the community message center and contact a community manager who can remove the limits if appropriate.
Contribution limits may be enabled individually from the Members console and/or configured to be automatically enabled when site visitors become new members.
Using the Members console, contribution limits can be proactively removed for a member by a community manager at any time, or reactively removed when a member sends a message to a community manager making such a request.
AEM Communities User Generated Content Contribution Limits Configuration
This OSGi configuration:
- Defines the characteristics of the contribution limits (number of posts within a time period).
- Identifies who the member will be able to message when the limit has been reached.
- Identifies domains that need never be constrained.
To reach this OSGi configuration:
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On the primary publisher:
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Sign in with administrator privileges.
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Access the Web Console.
- For example, http://localhost:4503/system/console/configMgr
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Locate
AEM Communities User Generated Content Contribution Limits Configuration. -
Select the edit icon.
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Automatically Apply UGC Contribution Limits
If checked, automatically set contribution limits on users when they register as community members. This is reflected in the community member’s profile and may be enabled/disabled from the members console. New members with an email address from a allowlist of domains are never constrained.
Default is unchecked.
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UGC Limit
Maximum number of contributions.
Default is 10 posts.
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UGC Limit Frequency
The time period constraining the UGC limit.
Default is 60 minutes.
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Domains
An allowlist list of one or more email domains. Select the + icon to make addtional entries.
Users with email addresses in the allowlist of domains are not affected when UGC contribution limits are automatically applied. For example, if domain
mycompany.comis added to the list of domains, then a member with email addressme@mycompany.comis never restricted from posting.Default is an empty allowlist.
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Messaging Recipients
List of one or more authorizable IDs of members able to modify the contribution limits for members. Select the + icon to make addtional entries.
Members may only reach out to specified members when their limit has been reached.
Default is no messaging recipients.
Note: The default configuration results in a limit of 10 posts within a period of one hour.
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