The Topics to Follow feature lets members personalize their experience by selecting interests they want to see more content about.
You manage it yourself under Settings › Topics.
You organize topics into groups such as Sports or Greek Life. Each group holds a list of topics fans can follow individually. Fans pick the ones they want during registration, from their profile, or when prompted after their next login.


New Group creates a group. Give it a Name and, if you want to control the order groups appear in, a Position. Edit on any group changes the same two fields.
Inside a group, each topic is a chip. Topics are always listed alphabetically.
Add a topic: click the dashed + Add chip, start typing, and press Enter. As you type you'll see suggestions from names already in use, so you don't create near-duplicates.
Remove a topic: click the small ✕ on its chip.
Rename a topic: there's no rename. Remove the chip and add it back with the new name.
The Settings card at the bottom of the page controls the feature itself:
Enabled — turns Topics on for your program
Required — members must follow at least one topic
Title — what the feature is called for your fans (Ex. "Interests")
Description — the copy shown alongside the picker
Update instructions — the copy shown when a member is updating their choices
Click Save Settings when you're done.
California Berkeley
Sports You Follow: Baseball, Football, Men's Basketball, Women's Basketball, Softball, Volleyball
Tags (Secondary): The Golden Circle, Cal Athletics Fund Member, Football Season Ticket Member
Western Kentucky
WKU Greek Life: Alpha Kappa Alpha, Delta Sigma Theta, Sigma Chi, Phi Mu, Kappa Delta, Sigma Alpha
Michigan State
Dorm Housing: North Neighborhood, South Neighborhood, East Neighborhood, Brody Neighborhood, River Trail, Off-Campus Apartment, Off-Campus House, Living with Parents
Open any member from Members and go to their Profile tab. The Topics card shows everything they follow, and you can add or remove topics there. You're limited to the topics you've configured on this page, so a member's selections always stay inside the list you control.