https://community.telligent.com/community/11/w/user-documentation/63082/what-is-a-hashtagen-US14.0.0.586 14https://community.telligent.com/community/11/w/user-documentation/63082/what-is-a-hashtagMon, 03 Aug 2020 18:26:10 GMTca05eee1-5fe2-49f3-9bf1-26f191dec6bdGrant Pankonienhttps://community.telligent.com/community/11/w/user-documentation/63082/what-is-a-hashtag#commentsCurrent Revision posted to User Documentation by Grant Pankonien on 08/03/2020 18:26:10<br /> <p>Hashtags encourage users to spawn new conversations out of existing ones or incorporate others&#39; conversations into a current one by highlighting topics across groups and applications.</p> <h2><a name="How_hashtags_work"></a>How hashtags work</h2> <ul> <li>When you enter a hashtag into the body of a post, reply, comment, or status message and begin typing the term, Telligent Community searches for and suggests similar hashtags. For example if you type &quot;#sum&quot; into a post, Telligent Community looks for any other hashtags on the site that contain &quot;sum&quot; and offers a drop-down list of hashtag(s) for you to choose from.</li> <li>Hashtags don&#39;t have to be previously used. For example if&nbsp; &quot;#sum&quot; has not been used in any previous hashtag, Telligent Community will offer to hashtag the term as you type it (&quot;#sum,&quot; &quot;#summ,&quot; #summe,&quot; or &quot;#summer&quot;).</li> <li>If you enter a # (pound sign) before a term, you must<span>&nbsp;</span><em>select</em><span>&nbsp;</span>the hashtag from the generated list in order for the content to be indexed on that hashtag. If you choose not to select a hashtag from the list, the term is treated like any other term in search results.</li> <li>Entering a hashtag in the search field will return only hashtagged terms. Entering the term without the # will result in finding both hashtagged and unhashtagged content.</li> </ul> <div class="tdocs-note">Special characters can&#39;t be used in hashtags.</div> <h2><a name="What_you_can_tag"></a>What you can hashtag</h2> <p>Hashtagging is available within most content subject to content filtering rules. If you start typing # and the suggestions show, you can hashtag.</p> <h2><a name="Finding_hashtagged_discussions"></a>Finding hashtagged discussions</h2> <p>When you click on a hashtag in content, you see a filtered, contextual list of all content containing that hashtag.</p><div style="clear:both;"></div> https://community.telligent.com/community/11/w/user-documentation/63082/what-is-a-hashtag/revision/1Tue, 04 Jun 2019 20:21:43 GMTca05eee1-5fe2-49f3-9bf1-26f191dec6bdBen Tiedthttps://community.telligent.com/community/11/w/user-documentation/63082/what-is-a-hashtag#commentsRevision 1 posted to User Documentation by Ben Tiedt on 06/04/2019 20:21:43<br /> <p>Hashtags encourage users to spawn new conversations out of existing ones or incorporate others&#39; conversations into a current one by highlighting topics across groups and applications.</p> <h2><a name="How_hashtags_work"></a>How hashtags work</h2> <ul> <li>When you enter a hashtag into the body of a post, reply, comment, or status message and begin typing the term, Telligent Community searches for and suggests similar hashtags. For example if you type &quot;#sum&quot; into a post, Telligent Community looks for any other hashtags on the site that contain &quot;sum&quot; and offers a drop-down list of hashtag(s) for you to choose from.</li> <li>Hashtags don&#39;t have to be previously used. For example if&nbsp; &quot;#sum&quot; has not been used in any previous hashtag, Telligent Community will offer to hashtag the term as you type it (&quot;#sum,&quot; &quot;#summ,&quot; #summe,&quot; or &quot;#summer&quot;).</li> <li>If you enter a # (pound sign) before a term, you must<span>&nbsp;</span><em>select</em><span>&nbsp;</span>the hashtag from the generated list in order for the content to be indexed on that hashtag. If you choose not to select a hashtag from the list, the term is treated like any other term in search results.</li> <li>Entering a hashtag in the search field will return only hashtagged terms. Entering the term without the # will result in finding both hashtagged and unhashtagged content.</li> </ul> <div class="tdocs-note">Special characters can&#39;t be used in hashtags.</div> <h2><a name="What_you_can_tag"></a>What you can hashtag</h2> <p>Hashtagging is available within most content subject to content filtering rules. If you start typing # and the suggestions show, you can hashtag.</p> <h2><a name="Finding_hashtagged_discussions"></a>Finding hashtagged discussions</h2> <p>When you click on a hashtag in content, you see a filtered, contextual list of all content containing that hashtag.</p><div style="clear:both;"></div>