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 ===== Social feed ===== ===== Social feed =====
  
-The social feed provides a **stream of updates and activity**. 
  
 The Social feed acts as a lightweight, research-oriented microblog inside HORTUS. Use it when you want to publish a short update, a call, a question, or a quick announcement that does not justify a full News item. Visitors can typically read the feed, but interaction is reserved for registered users. The Social feed acts as a lightweight, research-oriented microblog inside HORTUS. Use it when you want to publish a short update, a call, a question, or a quick announcement that does not justify a full News item. Visitors can typically read the feed, but interaction is reserved for registered users.
  
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-It may include: +^ Social CTA ^ How to use it ^ Expected outcome ^ 
- +| Create a post | Open the composer, add a title/body and optionally an image, then publish. | Your update appears in the community feed. | 
-  * new content +| React | Use the like/reaction control on a post. | Adds a lightweight signal of attention or endorsement. | 
-  * announcements +| Comment | Open the comment box and submit a reply. | Builds a visible thread under the original post. | 
-  * user activity +| Share | Open the share dialog and copy the link or use social shortcuts. | Disseminates the post beyond the immediate feed audience|
-  * shared items +
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-==== Use cases ==== +
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-  * staying informed about platform activity +
-  * discovering new content passively +
-  * increasing visibility of contributions +
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-The social feed supports awareness rather than structured collaboration.+
  
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