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# Step1: Basic Task Settings

In the Community, we offer both `on-chain` and `off-chain` task templates. Choose the task `template` you've configured and start creating!

Before creating a task, you can choose the `Sector` under which you want to create the task. 

1. Click on the corresponding sector, then select a task template. 

For example, if you want to create a task under Daily Engagement Sector: 

Select "`Daily Engagement`", then click on a task template such as "`Visit Website`". After creating the task, it will be categorized under "`Daily Engagement`".

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You can also classify tasks after they have been created:

1. In `Task List`, choose the task
2. Click on the top-right corner.
3. Click on "`Move to`"

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Choose Sector, and click on "`Confirm`".

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### Choose a task template & Name it

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### Set specified details about tasks

If you set a `Post Tweet`/`Join Telegram` task (off-chain task), enter the content you want users to post.

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If you set a `PoW` task, enter the details about what you want users to proof, and choose URL or Image.

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If you set Specific NFT Holder task (on-chain task), choose network, enter the `NFT` list, and set the quantity.

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If you set `Gas Fee` Related task (on-chain task), choose the network, and set Value Requirement.

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***For other task creation, please refer to the tutorial:***&#x20;

[***Daily Connect***](/guide-book/boost-engagement/task-system/general-tasks/daily-connect.md) ***|*** [***Invite***](/guide-book/boost-engagement/task-system/general-tasks/invite-tasks.md) ***|*** [***PoW***](/guide-book/boost-engagement/task-system/general-tasks/pow-tasks.md) ***|*** [***Smart Task***](/guide-book/boost-engagement/task-system/general-tasks/smart-tasks.md) ***|*** [***On-chain***](/guide-book/boost-engagement/task-system/general-tasks/on-chain-tasks.md)&#x20;


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