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===__Facebook groups:__===

__IF YOU'RE NEW TO FACEBOOK__: If you're joining facebook just to interact with the microtonal community, be aware that every facebook group gets bombarded with spammer accounts. These are bare-bones profiles with few friends and little activity, asking to join the group. ~~Examples~~: [[https://www.facebook.com/emma.biggs17~~]] and [[https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100014667908345~~]] (~~links are~~ safe to click, just don't friend them). If allowed to join, these accounts usually post spam about cheap sunglasses, how to make $500 a day working from home, etc. As a result, the admins of all these facebook groups have learned to only admit active profiles. So if you have been avoiding facebook for years, how do you make a profile that doesn't look like you're a spammer? In your "about" section, say something thoughtful and intelligent about microtonality, alternative tunings, music theory, instruments you play, bands you're in, pieces you've composed, etc.

__IF YOU'RE NEW TO FACEBOOK__: If you're joining facebook just to interact with the microtonal community, be aware that every facebook group gets bombarded with spammer accounts. These are bare-bones profiles with few friends and little activity, asking to join the group. Example: [[https://www.facebook.com/emma.biggs17]] (link is safe to click, just don't friend them). If allowed to join, these accounts usually post spam about cheap sunglasses, how to make $500 a day working from home, etc. As a result, the admins of all these facebook groups have learned to only admit active profiles. So if you have been avoiding facebook for years, how do you make a profile that doesn't look like you're a spammer? In your "about" section, say something thoughtful and intelligent about microtonality, alternative tunings, music theory, instruments you play, bands you're in, pieces you've composed, etc.

The Xenharmonic Alliance II (the most active group and a good one for beginners)

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<u>IF YOU'RE NEW TO FACEBOOK</u>: If you're joining facebook just to interact with the microtonal community, be aware that every facebook group gets bombarded with spammer accounts. These are bare-bones profiles with few friends and little activity, asking to join the group. ~~Examples~~: <a class="wiki_link_ext" href="https://www.facebook.com/emma.biggs17" rel="nofollow">https://www.facebook.com/emma.biggs17~~</a> and <a class="wiki_link_ext" href="https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100014667908345" rel="nofollow">https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100014667908345~~</a> (~~links are~~ safe to click, just don't friend them). If allowed to join, these accounts usually post spam about cheap sunglasses, how to make $500 a day working from home, etc. As a result, the admins of all these facebook groups have learned to only admit active profiles. So if you have been avoiding facebook for years, how do you make a profile that doesn't look like you're a spammer? In your &quot;about&quot; section, say something thoughtful and intelligent about microtonality, alternative tunings, music theory, instruments you play, bands you're in, pieces you've composed, etc.<br />

<u>IF YOU'RE NEW TO FACEBOOK</u>: If you're joining facebook just to interact with the microtonal community, be aware that every facebook group gets bombarded with spammer accounts. These are bare-bones profiles with few friends and little activity, asking to join the group. Example: <a class="wiki_link_ext" href="https://www.facebook.com/emma.biggs17" rel="nofollow">https://www.facebook.com/emma.biggs17</a> (link is safe to click, just don't friend them). If allowed to join, these accounts usually post spam about cheap sunglasses, how to make $500 a day working from home, etc. As a result, the admins of all these facebook groups have learned to only admit active profiles. So if you have been avoiding facebook for years, how do you make a profile that doesn't look like you're a spammer? In your &quot;about&quot; section, say something thoughtful and intelligent about microtonality, alternative tunings, music theory, instruments you play, bands you're in, pieces you've composed, etc.<br />

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The Xenharmonic Alliance II (the most active group and a good one for beginners)<br />

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 ===__Facebook groups:__===
-__IF YOU'RE NEW TO FACEBOOK__: If you're joining facebook just to interact with the microtonal community, be aware that every facebook group gets bombarded with spammer accounts. These are bare-bones profiles with few friends and little activity, asking to join the group. Examples: [[https://www.facebook.com/emma.biggs17]] and [[https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100014667908345]] (links are safe to click, just don't friend them). If allowed to join, these accounts usually post spam about cheap sunglasses, how to make $500 a day working from home, etc. As a result, the admins of all these facebook groups have learned to only admit active profiles. So if you have been avoiding facebook for years, how do you make a profile that doesn't look like you're a spammer? In your "about" section, say something thoughtful and intelligent about microtonality, alternative tunings, music theory, instruments you play, bands you're in, pieces you've composed, etc.
+__IF YOU'RE NEW TO FACEBOOK__: If you're joining facebook just to interact with the microtonal community, be aware that every facebook group gets bombarded with spammer accounts. These are bare-bones profiles with few friends and little activity, asking to join the group. Example: [[https://www.facebook.com/emma.biggs17]] (link is safe to click, just don't friend them). If allowed to join, these accounts usually post spam about cheap sunglasses, how to make $500 a day working from home, etc. As a result, the admins of all these facebook groups have learned to only admit active profiles. So if you have been avoiding facebook for years, how do you make a profile that doesn't look like you're a spammer? In your "about" section, say something thoughtful and intelligent about microtonality, alternative tunings, music theory, instruments you play, bands you're in, pieces you've composed, etc.
 The Xenharmonic Alliance II (the most active group and a good one for beginners)
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-&lt;u&gt;IF YOU'RE NEW TO FACEBOOK&lt;/u&gt;: If you're joining facebook just to interact with the microtonal community, be aware that every facebook group gets bombarded with spammer accounts. These are bare-bones profiles with few friends and little activity, asking to join the group. Examples: &lt;a class="wiki_link_ext" href="https://www.facebook.com/emma.biggs17" rel="nofollow"&gt;https://www.facebook.com/emma.biggs17&lt;/a&gt; and &lt;a class="wiki_link_ext" href="https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100014667908345" rel="nofollow"&gt;https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100014667908345&lt;/a&gt; (links are safe to click, just don't friend them). If allowed to join, these accounts usually post spam about cheap sunglasses, how to make $500 a day working from home, etc. As a result, the admins of all these facebook groups have learned to only admit active profiles. So if you have been avoiding facebook for years, how do you make a profile that doesn't look like you're a spammer? In your &amp;quot;about&amp;quot; section, say something thoughtful and intelligent about microtonality, alternative tunings, music theory, instruments you play, bands you're in, pieces you've composed, etc.&lt;br /&gt;
+&lt;u&gt;IF YOU'RE NEW TO FACEBOOK&lt;/u&gt;: If you're joining facebook just to interact with the microtonal community, be aware that every facebook group gets bombarded with spammer accounts. These are bare-bones profiles with few friends and little activity, asking to join the group. Example: &lt;a class="wiki_link_ext" href="https://www.facebook.com/emma.biggs17" rel="nofollow"&gt;https://www.facebook.com/emma.biggs17&lt;/a&gt; (link is safe to click, just don't friend them). If allowed to join, these accounts usually post spam about cheap sunglasses, how to make $500 a day working from home, etc. As a result, the admins of all these facebook groups have learned to only admit active profiles. So if you have been avoiding facebook for years, how do you make a profile that doesn't look like you're a spammer? In your &amp;quot;about&amp;quot; section, say something thoughtful and intelligent about microtonality, alternative tunings, music theory, instruments you play, bands you're in, pieces you've composed, etc.&lt;br /&gt;
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 The Xenharmonic Alliance II (the most active group and a good one for beginners)&lt;br /&gt;