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How Do You Make Your Own Groups On Facebook? - Anna T - 11-09-2012 12:25 PM
I really want to make a group and don't know how!!!! I have been on previous Groups and it doesnt say anywhere Create your own group like normal on other applications!! Please help! Thanx
- ilikemath2002 - 11-09-2012 12:33 PM
Hit Groups on the toolbar near the bottom, and then hit create group.
http://www.facebook.com/groups/create.php
- Thines - 11-09-2012 12:33 PM
Well what I think you do is on the toolbar were you see how many friends are online on the far left the 3 icon i think hit it which opens up all the groups which you have joined and then on the top right jhand corner below the facebook blue top banner there is a button which says Create a group and then when you click it it gives you intructions on how to create a group.
I hope his has helped you
- Trevor - 11-09-2012 12:33 PM
Step 1
Start by logging in to Facebook using the email address you registered with (see Resources below).
Step 2
Follow the "My Groups" link. You can browse through your current groups or look for new ones to join from this page.
Step 3
Click the "Create a Group"' button if you do not see any groups you want to join. You can create a group for just about anything (see the Facebook Terms of Service for limitations).
Step 4
Fill in the form. Only the group name, description and type are required, but you will want to at least set the privacy level to one you are comfortable with. When you are finished, click the "Create Group" link.
Step 5
Upload a photo that represents your group. The file size limit is 4MB.
Step 6
Choose your officers by clicking the "Officers" tab. Don't forget to make yourself an officer. You can create any position you want.
Step 7
Edit the details of your group at any time on the "Group Info" tab. Keep the basic information up to date.
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