How Do I Use Groups to Collaborate With Others Who Share My Interests?

Why Participate in Groups?

AntStorm groups enable you to connect with others who share your interests in specific topics. What's unique about AntStorm groups is that they automate the process of collaborating with others to find, recommend, annotate, and vote on the best links for a specific topic. It's social networking applied to Web exploration and bookmarking, and this collaborative process is delivered via a novel user experience unlike any other on the Web today.

The benefits to you of participating in this process are that you will meet and interact with others who share your interests. You will be exposed to great new Web resources about your specific interests. And you will have easy anywhere, anytime access to your own personal bookmarks and your group bookmarks.

How To Collaborate in AntStorm Groups

There are a number of ways to collaborate in AntStorm groups. Here are a few suggestions for getting started:

• The first thing you'll want to do is to join an existing group, or create your own group and invite others to join.
  
• Once you are a member of a group, you can access all of the group's trails in My Nest and the AntStorm toolbar. You can suggest changes to any aspect of the group's trails, or the group's membership, or the group's charities. And your suggestions will be presented for a group vote.
  

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