How to Make a फैन्पॉप account on WikiHow 

Fanpop is a extremely fun site that has loads of activities and forums for any genre or work that a person is interested in or down right likes. Fanpop is not a little known site either with millions of members(55% being female) and about 50% of users being below the age of of 24 Fanpop gets users from all areas of the world. So how do you get involved with all of the diversity and fandom fun? Well, here\'s how. This article will show you how to make a Fanpop account and begin fanpopping. Enjoy!

Go to the Fanpop official Site. This can be done by either going to the site by searching fanpop.com or doing a internet search for Fanpop. By internet searching you can find some of the top tabs in Fanpop which is a good idea if you are a beginner and are starting the learning process.

Click on Sign in which will be in your Left Hand corner if you went directly to the site.

Click on "Sign In or Register" if you searched it through a internet search engine.

Say what type of user you are. This can be either New or Returning. You are New, because you have never had a account before.

Just click on the box you think that is most accurate.

Now fill out your information. You just need a valid e-mail, username and password. Usernames can be based on the Fandom you enjoy.

For example a Teen Wolf fan\'s username could be "DerekWolf97" or for a Star Trek fan "Kirkisthebestcaptain09". But it is your decision.

E-mails should be current and working. The site will send you info on your account and you can use the account for password or username recovery.

Now show you aren\'t a Bot. The site will make you fill out a Catchpa test to prove you aren\'t a bot that is filling out the information to spam or else. This is simple, it is just filling in some letters.

Follow all capital rules when writing out the word they give you. The word is different everytime.

This might help if you are having trouble: Make a Captcha Image Appear when It\'s Not Showing Up.

Now press sign in. After pressing sign in, the site may tell you to go to your e-mail address that you hopefully provided and validate that you opened a account.

Begin Fanpopping. The site will usually open to the main page so that you can begin surfing the content. Enjoy and try out all site features, that includes Following people, writing posts, using the forums, making and answering polls, and answering loads of questions that are based on the work you like the best.

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Follow proper online etiquette. That means being kind in Chatrooms.

Learn to make a proper username(it can be unique or original) and password. Be nice and favourite things and follow people to make friends.

Follow many clubs and participate to gain badges.

Fill out your profile page to show others a little about yourself.

Learn to make a e-mail account if you don\'t know.

You must be 13 or older to join. Remember this is to protect you and your family, so try to be honest.

Remember to check that you agree to the Terms and Policies.

Know some stats about the site. http://www.fanpop.com/about/mediakit

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