A method, system and computer program product for assisting users to interact appropriately in social networking groups. Content posts in a social networking group are scanned and parsed in order to identify the events that led to these content posts. Each event is categorized and assigned a level of importance based on various factors, such as age, the number of comments and the environmental factors. These categorized events are grouped based on importance. A baseline of normal social acceptable behavior for the social networking group is established based on these grouped categorizations. Once a baseline of normal social acceptable behavior for the social networking group has been established, the user's content posts are analyzed in light of this baseline so that the user may be informed of potential faux pas in the social networking group and provided assistance to conform to the norm of that social networking group.