Changes

The Forum is a feature of our main website[[Main Website]], and is under the direction of the Forum Moderator. As that office is presently vacant, the Forum has been disabled.

==[[LinkedIn]]== There is an Augustan Society LinkedIn page. It is presently dormant, and serves primarily to reserve that name-space. No activity is expected until a [[LinkedIn Moderator]] is named.

This under the direction of the [[Assistant Secretary]], is was a private forum intended for use by members of the [[Board]], [[Headquarters staffStaff]], and the [[Chairman|Chairmen]] of major committees to discuss Society business, and perhaps conduct some preliminary conversations about items to come before the Board. It was under the moderation of the [[Webmaster]].

Due to a lack of participation, this This group is presently dormantwas deactivated by order of the [[President]], with only the webmaster Webmaster retaining membership. It may be quickly reactivated at need.

This under site was taken down after the direction of the [[Editor-in-Chief]]. It's a private forum for use by volunteers working on several projects: <ul><li>[[Back Issue Digitizing Study Group]] &mdash; PDF files of back issues are posted, along with RTF files with the output of OCR software. Volunteers convert the latter into OCR files more nearly suitable for publication.</li> <li>[[Photo Collection Study Group]] &mdash; Scans of photos from the Society's collection are posted here to solicit identification of the people and places depicted.</li></ul> Because of storage limits and the tendency of these groups to involve different volunteers, this may be split into using it shrank below two or more groups in futureeach. 

A Twitter account has been proposed for the Society, but it has not yet been implemented for lack of a moderator and a source of frequent data to post. It is not expected that this will be activated until and unless the Facebook page gets a moderator and decent support, at which point diverting some of that data flow to Twitter will become relatively trivial.