Creating a group on Sunflower.Cloud’s Online Social Hub allows you to bring together like-minded individuals with shared interests, hobbies, or goals. Follow these steps to create a group on the platform:

1. Log In: Begin by logging in to your Sunflower.Cloud account using your registered email address and password.
2. Navigate to Groups Section: Once logged in, look for the “Groups” or “Community Groups” section on the platform. This section will typically be accessible from the main navigation menu or the community dashboard.
3. Create a New Group: In the “Groups” section, you’ll find an option to “Create Group” or “Start New Group.” Click on this button to begin the group creation process.
4. Group Details: A form will appear, prompting you to provide essential information about the group. Include the following details:

• Group Name: Choose a catchy and descriptive name for your group, reflecting its focus or purpose.
• Group Description: Write a compelling and informative description of the group’s goals, interests, or activities. This will help potential members understand what the group is all about.
• Privacy Settings: Select the group’s privacy settings. You can choose between a public group (visible and accessible to all members) or a private group (visible only to members approved by the group admins).

1. Add Tags (Optional): Some platforms allow you to add tags to your group. Tags can help other users discover your group based on specific keywords or interests.
2. Invite Members (Optional): Depending on the platform’s features, you may have the option to invite specific members to join the group. Alternatively, the group may be open for any interested member to join.
3. Set Group Rules (Optional): If desired, establish some basic group rules or guidelines that members should follow to ensure a positive and respectful environment.
4. Create the Group: Once you have filled in all the necessary information, click the “Create” or “Finish” button to create the group.
5. Customize the Group: After the group is created, you may have the option to customize its appearance further. This can include adding a cover photo, choosing a group theme, or creating custom tabs for discussions or resources.
6. Manage the Group: As the group creator, you will likely have administrative privileges to manage the group’s settings, accept or decline membership requests (if it’s a private group), and moderate content to ensure adherence to community guidelines.

Congratulations! Your group is now live and ready for members to join and engage in discussions and activities related to the group’s theme or interests. Remember to actively participate in the group and nurture a welcoming environment for all members to enjoy!