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Could someone please describe how to join a social group? I was trying to provide a new member with information regarding joining a particular social group today. But in trying to follow the directions that are provided, both at the top the the particular social group's forum page as well as in the FAQ, I couldn't seem to figure out how to make it work. Thanks!

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I agree that the "Join Group" link isn't in an obvious or easy-to-find place.

The link appears on each Social Group's homepage, after the discussion threads of that group. You'll see it in a different-colored navigation bar UNDER the discussion threads (near the bottom of the page).

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