Communities on orkut come in all shapes and sizes. Large, open communities are great for meeting new people and getting news on topics you care about, while smaller ones help you keep in touch with friends and people from your school or work. When we launched private communities several months ago , we let community owners decide who could access content in their communities -- all orkut users or just members of those specific communities. Recently, we added additional functionality to let you create communities that are only open to people who share your email domain. For example, I have an @google.com email address for work, so I could create a community that is only accessible to those who also have @google.com email addresses.
How does it work? First, enter the email address for the domain you share with your classmates or colleagues into the contacts tab of your profile. When creating a new community, simply choose the "validated - email validation required" option, then select the domain from the drop down box. Anyone who wants to join the community will first be required to validate his or her email address from that domain before being allowed to join.
Private communities for your work or school
Break The Profile Restriction Limit. Add Friends Without Any Restriction
Since orkut now allows members to select users from selected countries to view their profiles and send them friend requests, this hack nullifies the limit of not being able to send friend requests to members who have restricted your country friend requests. Let's see how it works..
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» Sending friend requests to members who have not selected your region to send friend requests
This workaround will be fixed soon. So be quick and enjoy this cool hack ;)
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