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Apr 02 2007 04:22
Welcome
Welcome to NHL Connect, the free fan-based social networking service that brings together hockey fans across the NHL.com Network and around the world.
We are happy to be the first to welcome you to the community, and would like to take this opportunity to inform you of features available to an NHL Connect user.
First, if you’ll look on the upper left-hand side of your screen, you’ll notice an ‘Open Tools’ tab. Clicking this tab will enable you to customize your page, giving you the ability to upload photos, re-arrange photos, change your profile information or even edit or delete the messages left on the boards (including this one). Also, you can use this feature to create a Group Page for any subject you’d like (which we will get to in a second). Clicking the tab ‘Close Tools’ will close this menu and send you back to your page.
You’ll notice, when you drift your cursor over your interests (the ones you added in the ‘About Me’ section of your registration), the information all becomes clickable links. If, for example, you added ‘Alexander Ovechkin’ to your favorite players list, clicking his name will give you a list of all the other users in the Community who have Ovechkin as a favorite. This way, you can search for users with similar interests. By clicking ‘Open Tools,’ ‘Profile,’ and ‘About Me,’ you can change these favorites at any time.
Groups are one way of getting your opinions out into the NHL Connect Community and an excellent way to meet new people. By clicking ‘Show Groups’ you will be able to view all of the groups currently available, starting with the official team groups and followed by member groups and other official groups, depending on what is going on in the NHL universe. Chances are, if it is making news, it will be a Connect Group! Joining a group is easy, just click the title of the group, or the icon next to the name, and then once you’ve arrived at that page, click the ‘Join Group’ tab next to the group name. Leaving a group is just as easy – click ‘Leave Group’ and you’ll be out. This is a handy feature if your allegiances change during the course of your stay here.
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