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layout: text
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title: Open Space
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redirect_from:
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- /space
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- /meatspace
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- /meetups
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Provide an open space so others can easily join and participate.
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However, and this is important, this open space should be in
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[cyberspace](#cyberspace), **not** in meatspace. Meatspace can come later,
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[meetups](#meetups) and all.
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Meatspace doesn't scale. Cyberspace does.
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## Cyberspace
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Use whatever works. Here is what worked for others:
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- [Telegram](https://telegram.org/)
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- [Matrix](https://element.io)
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- [nostr](https://nostr-resources.com)
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- etc.
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## Meetups
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I can't stress this enough:
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- **Don't start with meetups.**
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- Or, more accuratly: don't expect meetups to scale.
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Here is one way to think about it: Meetups GROW OUT OF CYBERSPACE.
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Don't get me wrong. Meetups are great. However, they don't scale. Not on their own.
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You have to build the network in cyberspace.
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You have to [create a beacon](/beacon).
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You have to focus on [cyberspace first](#cyberspace).
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Don't know where to start? Have a look at the [blueprint](/blueprint).
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Also, consider going on a [PlebWalk](https://plebwalks.com/) instead of going through the hassle of organizing a meetup.
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