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5/26 14. Fill as much of it in as possible Remember, you can always come back and add, or subtract information. It's usually something people don't do often though, so spending those extra few minutes at sign up to create a proper profile is well worth it. 15. Security from the outset We talk more about security later, but some people join Facebook simply to keep up with a tiny group of friends - if you're one of these people, then you will want to ensure your security is as tight as can be (see security and privacy) 16. Finding friends, colleagues and 'fan' pages Facebook has made it fairly easy to find people and add them, but in the mix with the people you can find are fan pages which are like mini profiles (we talk about these more in section) and groups. It's important to remember that people, such as authors or local personalities may have multiple listings in search results, so you may need to contact them and ask which to add. You also have to take one extra step to make sure people can find you. You can currently have 5,000 friends total. 17. Searches Searching by name may bring back dozens of results, so if you know the person well enough, find out what email they use and add them via that. Adding people via email is often easier than searches too because it means you're certain you've got the right person, without opening yourself up to unwanted attention. If you add someone that isn't actually the person you wanted to add, they can see your profile.