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How do I create a club?
How do I create a club?
Updated over 2 weeks ago

How to create a club

Clubs are great ways to get in contact with people who live in your area or have the same interests as you. Follow the steps below to create your own:

  • Hover over 'Social' on the left sidebar, and click 'Clubs'

  • Click 'Create a Club' on the right side of the screen

  • Add your club information and customize your settings

  • Click 'Create' to bring your club to life!

Setting

Options

Basic Information

  • Upload a picture and select a background image.

  • Choose a name for your club, and optionally specify the country and location.

  • Description:ย  Share the purpose of your club and who should join. Let others know what your club is all about!

About Club

Information

  • Choose a title for the club's About page.

  • Private Description: Here, you can write anything that you want only members of the club to be able to see.

Club Activities

  • Category: What kind of club will it be? Select from options like social, fan club, local or company club, and more!

  • Activities: You won't get challenges from other clubs for any categories you don't check:

  • Block Clubs: Prevent a club from being able to send challenges to your club.

Privacy Settings

Choose whether your club is open for anyone to join, or if members will need admin approval to join. Decide if you want the club content and member list to be private.

Optionally, you can limit forum topics to only club admins.


How to disable a club

๐Ÿ“ This can not be undone unless you contact our Support team with the exact name of your club.

If you have stopped using your club and don't want it to be visible anymore, you can disable it in the club settings. Here's how:

  • Go to your club's home page, and click 'My Settings' in the right panel

  • Click on 'Disable Club' at the bottom of the list of options in the settings menu. This will disable the club, and it will no longer be visible to anyone.

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