Difference between revisions of "About dZBoards"

Revision as of 13:55, 2 February 2017

You can post your own dZ displays to a dZBoard, along with displays from other dataZoa users you find out on the Web at large.
When you post in from outside your account, the displays are sent to a special dZBoard called Following.... From there you can copy and arrange as you like.
dZBoards are also a great way to share your work at large.

By default, dZBoards are private to your account, but you can mark any dZBoard for public viewing.
For finer control, you can password-protect your board and share it more privately.
If you then link to that board in emails, web pages or blog posts, others can see your latest up-to-date displays and data.

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 <li>You can post your own dZ displays to a dZBoard, along with displays from other dataZoa users you find out on the Web at large.</li>
-<li>To post your own displays, use the (new) link to create a new board, and then press [more] and (add) to select from the tables, charts, and other displays you have already created.</li>
 <li>When you post in from outside your account, the displays are sent to a special dZBoard called <i>Following...</i>.
 From there you can copy and arrange as you like. </li>