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Introduction This is a guide for both members and admins/mods. Those are the info you will find here. Members and mods: How to submit a deviation or a journal to a group (or invite one to yours) Members: How to view your submissions to groups How to save your submission messages Withdrawing your submission vs removing the notification How to find a deleted notification How to view the comments on your submission messages Admins and mods How to view your group notifications How to vote on a submission How to view all the comments on a submission How to view all the comments on a submission from a single comment How to submit a journal to your group's journal section Part 1 - Guide for both group members and mods Submitting to a group Method 1 To submit a deviation or journal to a group folder, you have to go to the deviation page and use the people icon under the image. The next step is to choose the group. On top, you'll see your own groups and the groups you are submitting to

Once upon a time, your love and joy for (creating) art, prompted you to join an online art community. DeviantArt will look and feel new starting May 2020, but it is still a good place to start, improve and excel in your art. Soon Eclipse will not be Eclipse, it will simply be DeviantArt. But you'll have to learn to do things online slightly different. We've previously created a series of journals on learning to use DeviantArt - now is an appropriate time to evaluate how some things have changed. and how many things are still the same. Let's take a look at I Created Art! Now What? #1: Understanding DA Your personal menu at the top of your desktop profile looks different, as things have been shuffled around and hidden beneath drop-down menus. First, there's your notes/chat notifications in the envelopes (notes) or text balloon (chat) icon. When you hover over it, it will load your chats and/or notes. Next, your actual notifications is shaped like a little bell, you know the one: