Hi Everyone, I am buzzy with deep diving into Discourse (just run one on Vultr :slight_smile: ). After one of my questions about group tagging Group tagging notification (allow groups to be tagged). Now I was wondering if it is possible to give all users a group tag by default (without manual work ;)). So every user can tag all users. This allows administrators, for example, to force users to receive a notification for a certain post (of course this is only useful for internal use :slight_smile: .

If you change the name through admin/customize/site_texts it should also travel through to menu dropdowns and @mentions, etc :+1: Actually, I’m not sure I’ve tested an @mention. Let me just go check… I’ve checked, and it does. :+1: [image]

Tagging users? Tags don’t work that way, or isn’t ment to use that way. You would have awful lot tags then. Do you mean mentions? And if you want wake up all users using tags or mentions is just impossible.

Did you mean to mention @trust_level_0 ?

That doesn’t reach everyone, AFAIK. I can mix that with @here, though. There is max users notified per group mention setting, but I don’t know can it be like infinite or ridiculous big.

Well I want to be able to mention @all for example. And that would reach all users on the platform. When renaming @trust_level_0 (group) to @all and tag them in a message, all the users would get a notification? When someone gets a higher trust level, will this user also be disconnected from the @trust_level_0 group?

[image] Daan: will this user also be disconnected from the @trust_level_0 group No. Everyone is there. That is different story if TL1 would be better choise, meaning everyone better than TL0.

You can increase it to 2000000000 [image] [image] Allow groups to be mentioned and sent messages Site Management bookmark This guide describes how to enable group mentions and messages in Discourse. person_raising_hand Required user level: Administrator By default, users cannot mention groups or send messages directly to them. Administrators can modify these settings to facilitate better group interactions. Configuring group mentions and messaging To enable group mentions and messages: Navigate to the group’s page. Select the Manage tab. In the left-hand sidebar, go to the Interaction section. …

The only problem is that you cannot rename the trust_level_group_0 https://meta.discourse.org/t/is-it-possible-to-rename-the-trust-level-0-group-to-something-else/96639. But you can set up a hook in discourse that pings an endpoint, which in turn tells the discourse api to add a user to a group, on sign up. [image] Not pretty but it would work :okay: Discourse API Docs

No. Create a group and add people. Then they can mention @group. Do not rename default groups. It’ll be confusing (if it will let you).

You can rename default groups through admin/customize/site_texts :+1: To change trust level 0 it would be groups.default_names.trust_level_0 It can’t share a name with an existing user or group, or the rename will not take. The change takes place as part of a background job, so will be updated when that runs. You can speed it along by triggering Jobs::EnsureDbConsistency from the /sidekiq/scheduler

I was wondering why it took so long to update (was testing it out). But when you change the name of the group, would it be possible to mention it by @newGroupname?

Give every user a default group tag (example users)

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Daan_Seegers (Daan) January 8, 2023, 3:46pm 7

You can increase it to 2000000000

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Give every user a default group tag (example users)

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