Community FAQ

I posted a comment earlier. Several people read it but but no one replied with a comment. I'm new to this site and just want to know if that is common. Even if people didn't like it shouldn't they have at least left a comment stating it was dumb? Am I allowed to comment to other peoples comments or is that unusual on this site?

What are Forums/Journals/Weblogs/Vlogs

Journals: Online diaries. It is kind of a personal blog that you write day-to-day experiences, social commentary, complaints, poems, prose, illicit thoughts and any content that might be found in a traditional paper diary.

A typical blog combines text, images, and links to other blogs, web pages, and other media related to its topic.A typical blog combines text, images.

Podcasting usually refers to an audio file you can subscribe to and download over the Internet for playback on mobile devices and personal computers. A podcast can be created, shared, downloaded and listened to. In our community podcasting, you can subscribe to other members' audio files automatically delivered to your computer as they are published. How to Create a Podcast.

RSS is a simple XML-based system that allows users to subscribe to their favorite contents on the web.
In order to subscribe other members' audio podcasts:
1. Go to the member's page by clicking its IDs.
2. Click "listen to audio files" under the member's audio section on the page.
3. Right click on the "RSS Feed" button to get the link property and copy/paste the link address on your RSS Feeder on your computer. Download free RSS Feeder here!

Vlog, a shortened term for videoblog, combining video, web, and log, is a blog that includes video. Quality original contents will be selected to air on Free Speech TV.

Forums, a facility for holding discussions, is essentially composed of a number of member-written threads.

Community User forum: Post your questions and concerns using FSTV community site on our Community User Forum. Our staff and experienced users will be able to answer these questions.

Subject Category: Tagging and Categorization of Your Contents
Please choose at least one term/keyword that matches with your contents for Subject Category field on your content entry form. Separate each term with comma. Here are the examples: Culture, Class, Education, Gender, Sexuality, Politics, International, Personal, Middle East, Iraq, Labor, Activism, Movement, Environment, Peace, War, Globalization, Imperialism, Media, Sustainable Development,Human Rights, etc.