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Our SP inquired on an issue similar, and was told by the respective GA that this is a matter for local authorities to determine. And, actually, hasn't that been the thrust, especially as of late? Direction SHOULD come from the local priesthood. Our stake uses Google Docs extensively. Every document ...

I get the humor...yes clerks are supposed to pay attention to MLS messages. However, note that pre CUBS the majority of the MLS messages have been tips and informational and I suspect many clerks did not feel the need to read them "every week". I heard from a ward that had not seen any of...

We've also realized that the tracking of the YM by adults (whether parents or leaders) is not setup for DTG, just Personal Progress. But it's a start.

I have the Pixi. If the calendar is on Google, then the Pixi should pick it up. Go to the Pixi/Calendar/Preferences & Accounts. Make sure you have the Google account linked. It will show up under Accounts. If you don't see it, then click Add An Account. If it's there and you still don't see it, ...

samliddicott wrote:I created an extra calendar for leadership meetings, such as Relief Society Presidency, Ward Council, Bishopric, Young Mens Presidency etc..

I'd be interested in how well that works. Good idea.

I just posted it as feedback. Seems it would be useful for others as well. I'm more than willing to be patient and am grateful that the Church is rolling things out as they are being developed as opposed to waiting until things are perfect pending a release. I'd rather get something today, then ever...

Okay. We just ran this past our SPcy and Bishopric (the techie guys) and the first question we all hit on is why can't the YM with the priesthood keys monitor members of their own quorum? I couldn't find a FAQ for the DTG and assume it follows the same leadership rights as the YW (adults only). In o...

+1 on your comment. I posted on a different thread/forum (although you were able to get the point across with fewer words!). Additionally, my comment was that creating more calendars for the different "views" (i.e. single calendar for all the groups you mentioned above) is not the way to ...

JRoss' point is different. He's saying don't make multiple calendar, and instead allow for filters. Everything should hit the software once, so there is only ONE entry in the database. The users then "subscribe" to a filter, not a calendar. The filter then grabs those events that meet a se...

I need to stop asking questions . . .