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there is Tags and Notes support in 2010 std/ent (based on Managed Metadata Service): http://mscerts.programming4.us/sharepoint/sharepoint%202010%20%20%20viewadd%20notes%20to%20a%20document%20or%20list%20item.aspx

If you are specifically doing a SharePoint Saturday event, Michael Lotter (@michaellotter on twitter) has a great process pretty well in place for the planning. Mark Rackley (@mrackley) has a great blog post on his site about some of the pitfalls and things to help plan an event. He pulled off the SPSOzarks event pretty much single-handedly. Here's a link to ...

You need to change the view for this, if you look closely with your current code - look at the first post iteration, it starts from ID=2 instead of 1, change the view to enumerate over subject and reply both. So instead of SPListItemCollection oSpListItemClnPost = oSpListPost.Items; try this SPListItemCollection oSpListItemClnPost = ...

i think your issue might be here: SPListItemCollection listItemCln = list.GetItems(list.Views["Management"]); make sure that Management exists, i think you need todo the following: using (SPSite site = new SPSite("http://site-url")) { using (SPWeb web = site.OpenWeb()) { // Get data from a list. SPList list = ...

Have you checked the "Enable Auto-Approval" checkbox in the "Community Settings"? However, this option is only available if you create the Community Site as a Site Collection: http://www.jasperoosterveld.com/2013/02/sharepoint-2013-community-site-auto.html

Definition - A group of people who have interest in SharePoint. Most user groups are organized around locations. Benefits - Collaborate and share information, successes, failures surrounding SharePoint systems and projects. Get exposure to content and features you normally do not get a chance to see or work with. It is also a great networking ...