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8.2. SUUNTOSPORTS.COM SECTIONS
SuuntoSports.com includes three sections with several functions. The
following paragraphs describe only the basic functions of
SuuntoSports.com. You can find detailed descriptions of all the site
functions and activities and step-by-step instructions for using them
from the site Help. The Help is available on each page and its icon is
located on the right side of the bar dividing the screen. The Help is
frequently updated as the site develops.
SuuntoSports.com offers several possibilities for searching the infor-
mation on site. In addition to the free search, you can search, for exam-
ple, for groups, users, resorts, logs and sports.
The information published on the SuuntoSports.com contains internal
links so that you do not always have to search for the information from
the very beginning. For example, if you view a description of a resort,
you can follow the links and view the resort information sender’s per-
sonal information, logs related to the resort and charts created from the
logs, if the sender has agreed to this information being made public.
My Suunto
The My Suunto section of the site is meant for your personal informa-
tion. You can store information about yourself, your wristop computer,
your sporting and training activities, etc. When you upload your person-
al logs to SuuntoSports.com they are displayed in your personal infor-
mation. Here you can also manage them and decide if they can be
presented to all other community users or just to limited groups.
When you have uploaded logs to SuuntoSports.com, you can create
charts from the dive related data in the logs. You can also publish your
logs and compare them with other users’ logs.
The My Suunto section also contains a personal calendar that you can
use to mark personal events and other useful information.
Communities
In the Communities section, SuuntoSports.com users can form or
search groups and manage their own groups. For example, you can
create a group for all your diving friends, and share information about
each other’s trips, give advice and discuss where and when you could
go diving together. Groups can be either open or closed—closed groups
mean that you have to apply for a membership and be accepted, before
you can participate in group activities.