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Who this guide is for

This guide is written exclusively for Members. The Member role gives you access to board content. You cannot modify board settings, create incentives, or access administrative pages — those capabilities belong to the Community Administrator role.

What you can do as a Member

• View and switch between the boards you belong to
• Search and filter postings within a board
• Read the full detail of any posting, including incentive information
• Create a new posting on any board you are a member of
• Reply to any posting on your boards
• Track replies on postings you have authored
• Update your profile, appearance preferences, and account settings

2.1 The Top Bar

A slim navigation bar sits at the very top of every MORSL page. It contains four elements:

2.2 The Member Home Page

After signing in, MORSL takes you to the Member Home page at /public/member_home.php. This page is divided into two panels:

The sidebar lists every board you have been added to as a Member. Boards are sorted by most-recent activity by default. A small blue dot appears next to any board that has received new postings since you last visited it.

Clicking any board in the sidebar loads that board's postings in the right panel. The board name, posting count, and member count appear in the header at the top of the panel.

3.1 Viewing Your Boards

Your boards are listed in the left sidebar on the Member Home page. Each board entry shows:

• The board name
• The total number of postings on that board
• How long ago the most recent posting was made (e.g. "2h ago", "Apr 9")
• A blue activity dot if there are new postings since your last visit

3.2 Switching Between Boards

Click any board name in the sidebar to load its postings in the right panel. The currently active board is highlighted in blue-green. The board you select remains active until you choose another.

3.3 Sorting Your Board List

A sort dropdown at the top of the sidebar controls the order in which boards appear. The sort takes effect immediately without a page reload.

4.1 The Posting Feed

When you select a board, its postings appear as cards in the right panel, sorted newest first. Each card shows:

• A colour-coded member avatar with initials
• The posting title (click to open the full detail)
• A two-line preview of the posting body text
• The author name (or "You" for your own posts) and relative timestamp
• The reply count, if any replies have been submitted
• A "Your post" badge on postings you authored
• A gold star incentive chip if the board administrator has attached an incentive to the posting
• A Reply button (or View button for your own postings) on the right side of the card

4.2 Visual Indicators on Posting Cards

4.3 Filter Pills

Four filter pills sit in the top-right area of the board header. Clicking a pill filters the posting feed immediately.

Active filters are highlighted in navy blue. Click the same pill again, or click "All", to clear the filter. If you have an active search query and change the filter, the search is preserved.

4.4 Searching Postings

Use the search box in the left sidebar (under the board list) to search postings on the currently active board. You can also use the search box in the top navigation bar.

5.1 Opening a Posting

Click the posting title or the Reply / View button on any posting card to open the full posting detail page. The detail page shows the complete content of the posting, not just the preview excerpt.

5.2 What You See on the Detail Page

The detail page is split into two columns:

• Board badge — the name of the board this posting belongs to
• Posting title in large heading text
• Author initials, posting date and time, and a reference number (e.g. POST-42)
• Full rich-text posting body
• Tags row — board name and incentive title if one is present
• Incentive card — if the community administrator has attached an incentive (see 5.3 below)
• View your matches button — only visible if you are the author of the posting

• Deal snapshot — a quick-reference panel showing board name, post date, incentive details, and author
• Action buttons — only the posting author sees Review matches and Back to board buttons

5.3 Reading an Incentive

If the community administrator has linked an incentive to a posting, a yellow-tinted incentive card appears in the main column below the posting body. The card is read-only for members and displays:

• The incentive title (e.g. "2% referral fee")
• Full incentive details in rich text
• Valid From and Valid To dates, if specified

5.4 Match Stats (Posting Authors Only)

If you are the author of a posting and MORSL's AI matching service found matching members, a teal banner appears near the top of the posting showing the number of members matched, SMS notifications sent, and replies received. Click "View your matches" to see the full list of matched members.

6.1 Starting a New Posting

You can start a new posting in two ways:

• Click the "New posting" button in the top-right corner of the board header (the blue button with a plus icon).
• Click "Create a posting" in the empty feed message when no postings exist on a board yet.

Both methods open the New Posting form. The form is always scoped to the board you are currently viewing — you cannot change the destination board from within the form.

6.2 Completing the New Posting Form

The New Posting form has two required fields and one rich text editor:

Enter a brief, descriptive title for your opportunity. Titles are limited to 120 characters. A good title clearly communicates the nature of the opportunity at a glance.

Use the rich text editor to describe your opportunity in detail. The editor supports bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, ordered lists, bullet lists, and hyperlinks. You must enter at least some text — an empty body is not accepted.

6.3 Submitting the Posting

To discard the posting without saving, click "Cancel". You are returned to the board feed.

6.4 What Happens After You Publish

When you publish a posting, MORSL automatically:

• Saves your posting to the board
• Sends an email notification to board members (if configured)
• Runs AI analysis to understand the nature of your opportunity
• Runs AI keyword matching to identify members whose profiles align with your posting
• Redirects you to the Match Review page if matching candidates were found, so you can decide whether to send them outreach

7.1 Finding Postings to Reply To

There is no separate inbox for replies. To find postings that are waiting for engagement, use the filter pills in the board feed:

• Click "Unanswered" to see postings that have received no replies yet.
• The reply count on each card (e.g. "3 replies") tells you how active a conversation already is.
• Use the search box to find postings on a specific topic you want to engage with.

7.2 Opening a Posting to Reply

7.3 Writing a Reply

The reply form appears below the posting detail card on the posting view page. To submit a reply:

Reply content is plain text. Keep replies relevant to the specific opportunity in the posting. Replies are visible to all members of the board.

7.4 Viewing Replies on Your Postings

When other members reply to a posting you created, you will be notified by email (if configured). To view the replies:

The match stats banner at the top of your posting (if visible) shows aggregate reply counts from both the web platform and SMS outreach combined.

8.1 Accessing Your Settings

Click your name or avatar in the top-right corner of any page to open the account dropdown. From there you can navigate to:

8.2 Changing Your Display Theme

MORSL supports three display modes. You can change the theme from the three icon buttons in the top navigation bar (sun, moon, circle-half icons), or from the "Appearance" link in the account dropdown.

Your preference is saved to your account and applies across all devices where you are signed in.

9.1 Reading the Log

To reach the page, open the account dropdown in the top-right corner and click Notification history. The page opens with all messages in reverse chronological order (newest first) and is divided into three areas:

Four stat cards run across the top of the page:

A row of pill-shaped buttons lets you narrow the log before reading it. See section 9.2 for full details.

Each row in the table represents one outbound communication. The columns are:

9.2 Filtering the Log

Three independent filter controls sit in the filter bar. They can be combined freely — for example, you can show only failed SMS messages from a specific board.

Click one of the three channel pills to restrict the log to a single delivery method:

• All channels — default; shows both emails and SMS messages.
• Email — shows only email messages.
• SMS — shows only SMS messages.

Click a status pill to narrow by delivery outcome:

• All statuses — default; shows every message regardless of outcome.
• Delivered — shows only messages confirmed as delivered or sent.
• Failed — shows only messages that encountered a delivery error.

A dropdown to the right of the status pills lists every board you belong to. Select a board name to see only notifications related to that board. Select All boards (the default) to see notifications from all your boards together.

To clear any filter, click the corresponding All … pill or select All boards in the dropdown. All filters reset to their defaults when you navigate away from the page.

9.3 Pagination

The log displays 25 messages per page. If your history spans more than one page, a pagination control appears at the bottom of the table showing your current page, total page count, and Prev / Next buttons alongside individual page number links. Filters are preserved as you move between pages.

9.4 Missing Notifications

If you believe you should have received a notification that does not appear in the log, consider the following before contacting support:

• Check the Failed status filter — the message may have been attempted but not delivered.
• Confirm the correct channel filter is active. A message may appear under SMS but not Email, or vice versa, depending on your account settings.
• Check that the correct board is selected in the board dropdown, or switch to All boards.

If the notification is still absent after checking the above, contact your community administrator. They can review the platform-level communication log and escalate to the MORSL team if needed.

11.1 Overview

The Board Activity Feed gives you a conversation-style view of every posting on a board, together with its incentive (if one is attached) and all member replies. It is designed to let you review a board's full activity at a glance without opening individual postings.

The feed is available from the Board Summary page at /public/board_summary.php. Select any board you are a member of from the dropdown and the feed loads automatically.

11.2 Interactive demo

Use the dropdown below to select a board and preview the activity feed. This demo uses representative sample data to illustrate the layout. The live application loads your real board data from the database.