Workspaces
Overview
A workspace is a directory or domain object that lets you group your content. You can create your own Workspace for your business, school, or club to share bots and other content. As the admin of your workspace you can control who can access its content.
Creating
You can create your own workspace from the browse workspace page. To create a workspace, just give it a name, description, and category to categorize it under. You can either make the workspace private and choose who can access it, or make it public and accessible by anyone.
Properties
| Properties | Description |
|---|---|
| Workspace Name | Enter a workspace name. |
| Description | Optional description. |
| Details | You can enter optional additional information. |
| Disclaimer | You can enter optional legal information. |
| License | Optional license to release the domain and all of its content under. |
| Website | If this domain has its own website, you can enter it here. |
| Website Subdomain (or domain) | You can choose a subdomain to host your workspace's own website, or give a domain that you have registered and forward to this server. |
| Categories | Comma separated list of categories to categorize the workspace under. |
| Tags | Optional comma separated list of tags to tag the workspace under. |
| Private | A private workspace is not visible to the public, only to the user and users grant access. |
| Hidden | A hidden workspace is not displayed in the browse directory. |
| Access Mode | Define who can access this workspace. |
| Fork Access Mode | Define who can fork(copy) this workspace. |
| Content Rating | Rate the workspace. |
| Creation Mode | Define who can create channels, forums, and bots in this workspace. |