Things to know to help you make the best use of the site:

• All new posts appear on the front page except twitter posts/news
• Click on any of the categories on the right hand side to see only posts relating to that category:
   
• For a description of the category simply put your mouse over the category without clicking. 
• If you click on the RSS feed button on any category, your default RSS client (e.g. outlook) will subscribe to that category and you can read all new posts in that category right from your client (e.g outlook)
• You should click on the RSS feed for category “Daily Action” which will be updated once a day to remind you one thing you can do that day to make a difference for people in Iran struggling for freedom and democracy.
• You can also use the top menu bar to find out how to use all the site’s features, find about events near you, how to help people in Iran and how to register to comment on posts and contribute any resources you may have at your disposal:
    
• The tag cloud on the right side shows the most prevalent tags in the posted articles. Those tags that appear more often are larger. Click on any to see related articles:
  
•  You have many sharing and feedback options. Under each post you’ll find 5 stars. Assign the post more stars if you like it and find it useful/informative.
   
• There are several icons under each post that allow you to:
  • Email: send the post to one or more people
  • Facebook: share the post with friends on Facebook
  • Twitter: tweet this post on Twitter. It will automatically add the appropriate title and short URL 
  • Print: print just that post
  • Myspace: share the post with friends on Myspace
  • Digg: share the post on Digg
  • Del.icio.us: share the post on Delicious
  • Mixx: share the post on Mixx
  • Google: add this post to your google bookmarks
  • RSS: subscribe to RSS feed for similar posts and they will arrive in your RSS reader/mail client/handheld device as new articles are posted
• There are additional articles, news, videos and pictures that are shared in the “Facebook Posted Items” section on the right. To view most of these, you’ll need to have a Facebook account:
   
• Another cool feature of the site is that you can translate all Farsi posts into any of a dozen languages. Simply go to the bottom of any page and click on the flag for the language you want the Farsi texts translated to and a new page will load that will have all the articles in that page translated to the chosen target language. What is even cooler is that you can now use the sharing features to share the translated posts with friends and family: