Do you find difficult to interact with your APSense contacts?

Yes, there is some complexity and limitations

Yes, but i don't know how can i take benefit from Apsense. Can anyone tell me???

Interaction is not difficult with like-minded people here at ApSense. But as I read above, building relationships is much more, and requires more interaction. What is difficult in my case, is being Forbidden access to Apsense from time to time, short presence-long absence, and not being able to contact support, not being able to unsubscribe from emails or delete my account. I am wondering how I've got access today, and how long it will last. I really don't know to whom to address my problem.

don't think so the contact are so friendly and helping and communicates easily...

I belive that before you do any bussines a honest friendship is necessary. :)

I agree Linda. But sometimes it's worth the extra time and effort to make that personal connection, even when you might be missing doing something else that is important

I don't necessarily find it difficult to communicate with someone at all. I usually can build a relationship quite easy. The difficult part for me is that there are just so many hours in a day and I have a lot to do daily to keep my business running smoothly. I belong to a number of sites and I cannot stay gabbing in these social sites without hurting my business. When I speak to people I tell them this upfront so that they understand if I don't get back to them right away and know that it is no

Yes, how to do this ?

It is difficult to communicate because you have to build relationships with each contact. We do not find the time to do that consistently because of promoting our own businesses. I hope I have found an answer to choose 3-4 contacts to build a relationship with for a month and then go on to 3-5 more.

thanks, Faii acy, and Philippe

Paying members can't do anything they want in groups, Joe. It's up to the group owner and moderators to decide how things happen in their group.

To know what you get as a paid member at APSense, put your mouse over "Account" at the top and choose "Upgrade your account", you'll see a table describing the differences

In answer to your question, no I am not a paying member and no I cannot do whatever I want.

The APSense Network group is by far the biggest group at APSense. Most members are subscribers, I guess because the moderators want to make sure there is no spam, since the group is about APSense features and announcements.

well I think I am listed as a subscriber in this group. so maybe the moderator can select by individual member. Or maybe people were grandfathered if the group changed along the way. Are you, Phillip and Faii paying members and can do what you want?

@Joe Rosenberg,

Faii Acy just gave the explanation.

Group owners have the choice of having the group members be subscribers, contributors, or moderators.

Subscribers can comment but can't start threads.

Contributors can start threads.

Moderators can delete threads started by other members, and can ban members too.

Like Faii Acy, I never stay in groups where I can only be a subscriber. One thing I do is: in a thread, I ask the group owner to make contributor the default role, because some g

Those are setting within the individual groups. After you join it will tell you if you are Contributor or Subscriber. I always leave groups where I am only a subscriber

Philippe, I agree with you that it would be a bad idea.Still, some groups I can only comment others I can initiate a thread. I haven't figured out why there are differences.

@Joe Rosenberg, I never heard of a limit on the number of comments. It would be a bad idea, if for example you start a discussion and you can't answer a question because you would have reached the limit.

aren't there limits on free members as to how many comments you make in a day? I know there is a limit of how many friends you can add in a day.

What do you mean, Ajeel Media ?