Becoming a member ? What's in it for me ?

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Submitted by Cyril Arnaud on Sun, 2010-08-22 13:09
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Cyril Arnaud

By launching its new internet platform, the INITIA Foundation is introducing a new dimension to the agrofood industry : interactivity.

In order to build and support a community around people interested in health, science and technologie, process and other subjects of the agrofood industry we need people to interact on this website. 

We have defined four different levels of interactivity :

  • Anonymous user : A user is said anonymous because he/she has not yet registered on our site. This user can read articles, events descriptions and all the publicly available information on the web site. Also the anonymous user can submit comments on the blog, these comments will be reviewed by an administrator before being published.
  • Registered user : After creating an account and signing in a new session on the web site the user is recognized by the site. Then the user can publish a comment (no review required), register for an event, submit a blog post (to be reviewed by an administrator). And on top of that : it's 100% free.
  • Blog contributor : To become an active contributor to the blog the user need to be approved by INITIA. If you are interested submit some articles for our review.
  • INITIA member : Individual and Corporate members have access to special discounts on events, and can also propose training session, and webinars.  The members can also access user profiles and can contact directly other members.

To summarize all that  :

  Anonymous user Registered user Blog contributor INITIA Member
Read content ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔
Comment (admin review required) ✔


Comment
✔ ✔ ✔
Register to an event
✔ ✔ ✔
Submit a blog post
✔
✔
Directly publish a blog post

✔
Propose a training session


✔
Propose a webinar


✔
Special discounts


✔

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