Forum User Guide

Welcome to TSA’s Discussion Forum!

This forum has been set up in response to Covid-19 and provides a place for members or participants to search for information, read and post about topics of interest in TECS, and learn from each other. You will find:

The board where you can post questions and answers – we’ve created a series of overarching Categories under which you can post questions (otherwise known as Posts)

New Categories can be added by the TSA moderators according to the hottest topics within TECS; of course if you have any suggestions of your own (or other forum ideas) just get in touch at admin@tsa-voice.org.uk.

Quick login instructions to join the TSA Discussion Forum

1. Go to the Forum page on the TSA website - https://www.tsa-voice.org.uk/-covid-19/discussion-forums/

At the foot of the Category or Post is a button to login or register - click this button.

1. Sign in with your email and password
2. If you've forgotten your password and need to reset it, click on Reset Password link
3. If you don't have a login, click Request a TSA Site Login link (below)

1. Request a TSA Site Login (below)

NB: All new requests are subject to approval by TSA

How to use the forums

Note: if a user adds a post or replies, then notifications for that thread are auto switched on (below):

Still not sure how to login or gain access? email admin@tsa-voice.org.uk

Rules of Engagement when using the Forums

Here are a few rules of engagement (what you can expect, and what we can expect of you):

• You are essential to the TEC Community, and we encourage you to read, respond, post your own questions, search for answers and offer help and advice to others. We want the community to be appropriate, friendly and informative for everyone.
• We encourage you to visit often and participate.
• Constructive posts – be positive and constructive with your posts; please treat others with consideration.
• Stay on topic and be as specific as possible about your problem or solution.
• Ask your best questions. Chances are someone has a solution or can point you in the right direction. If you find a solution that works, let others know and pass on your own tips and insights. You might just have the answer someone else needs!
• Remember to thank community members who have helped you. Show your appreciation by giving kudos to helpful posts, accepting a solution that answers your question, or posting thank-you replies.
• Play nice. If any participant displays poor behaviour – inflammatory remarks, rants, trolling, profanity, spam, disrespect to each other or the moderators etc, they will be automatically removed from the forum and their comments deleted.

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