Then the user can choose a highlight, or else click to a more specific content area. This process presents the user with information without having to click too far down. At the same time, it prevents the user from getting many long pages, which take time to download and often have much unwanted information. The website also has a nice level of interactivity. But the site also uses interactivity to encourage users to get involved in the community.
Users can click boxes on a form saying when, where, and how they want to volunteer.
Their responses can then be matched to appropriate volunteer opportunities. For example, they are considering the option of moderated discussions in each of the content area categories. One person who uses LibertyNet all the time is Loretta, an Information Desk staffer at the Philadelphia Visitors Center. Again, LibertyNet's huge and eclectic membership gives the site this sense of comprehensiveness. Loretta also praises the LibertyNet calendar , which users can view months in advance.