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FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Getting Started
General Questions
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1. Choose a Profile Picture That Represents Your Hub
After signing up, choose a profile picture that reflects who you are and what your Hub stands for. It could be a photo of yourself, a symbol like a lion or hawk, artwork, a logo, or even a simple color or design. Your profile picture helps people quickly understand your personality, interests, values, and style of curation.
2. Think About the Things You Care About
Start thinking about subjects, interests, and ideas that matter to you or that you enjoy learning about. These will become your Topics. Your Topics can be almost anything: favorite celebrities, sports, historical events, video games, fashion, business ideas, home design, movies, travel, art, music, technology, motivation, community programs, and much more.
A Hub is a reflection of your interests, experiences, knowledge, and curiosity.
3. Support Your Topics With Resources
Once you’ve created your Topics, begin adding Resources to support and expand them. Resources are the content inside your Topics that help tell the story, teach others, organize information, or share experiences.
For example, if one of your Topics is Video Games, you might create Resources called:
PlayStation
Xbox
Nintendo 64
Inside each Resource, you can add videos, links, images, audio, documents, personal stories, memories, or helpful information. For your PlayStation Resource, you could share:
A video about the launch of the original PlayStation
An article about gaming history
Audio explaining your first gaming experience
Images of classic consoles or games
Every Resource helps make your Hub more meaningful, organized, and informative.
4. Discover More Through “Find Good”
Once your Hub begins growing, visit the “Find Good” section to discover other Hubs, Topics, and Resources across DEEPDIIG.
When you find Resources that inspire you or relate to your interests, you can save them to your own Hub and organize them into your Topics. This allows you to continuously grow your collection of curated knowledge while connecting with information shared by others in the community.
5. Continue Building and Growing Your Hub
Your Hub grows over time. Keep adding Topics, supporting them with Resources, discovering new information, and organizing the things that matter most to you.
As you continue curating and building meaningful collections of information, you may even qualify for one of DEEPDIIG’s highest achievements: the Pro Curator Award — a recognition for dedicated curators who consistently organize and share valuable knowledge with the community.
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