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# How to create a custom group?

1. Check the box **This is a group profile** when editing your profile

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2\. Click on **Invite members** and search for the users you want to invite

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3\. The invited user will received a notification and can accept the invite on your profile

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4\. Once invites are accepted, members can post as a member of the group without leaking the identity of the member

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