(Once you get the hang of it, you’ll find it’s pretty easy to use, so don’t worry.)

If you look at this post, I’ll use it as a reference. (It’ll open in a new window so you can easily flip back and forth.)

- Between the post itself and the comment thread, there is a section titled “READ RELATED”. That’s where all the different tags go. Tags are like search terms on Google; if you click on a tag word, it’ll bring up a list of posts from all of the SBNation sites that have that tag word associated with it. (Try clicking on the word “sbn 2.0” in the READ RELATED section of this very post and you’ll see what I mean.)

- Event tags are the same thing, with one twist. The SBNation servers keep track of all the sporting events across the country. You can use a specific event as a tag. In the post I link to above, the Tennessee-UCLA game is tagged. You’ll see a little calendar symbol next to it to tell you that’s an event tag. If you click that, it brings up all posts tagged with that game.

- Again, tags are like Google searching the SBNation sites for a specific term, but you don’t have to type the term into a search bar; just click it and go.

Ok, now here’s one for you to try. Start a new FanPost. (You don’t have to actually submit it if you don’t want, so don’t worry. We’ll just go through the motions.)

- On the right hand side of the FanPost page, you’ll notice a button title “Attach Event”. It should look like what Joel highlighted in Picture (1) above. Click it.

- Find a sporting event by searching with the dropdown menus at the top of the popup window. Pick any event you want and click “add”.

- There you go. If you actually submit the FanPost, that’ll include your Post in the search everytime somebody’s looking for something on whatever event you selected.

Happy to help out. Anything else?