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Basically, it&#8217;s people in a community getting together &#8212; meeting up &#8212; who share an interest in WordPress, whether they be bloggers, business users, developers, consultants, or any other category of person able to say, &#8220;I use WordPress in some way and I like it, and I want to meet other people who can say the same.&#8221; Meetups come in different shapes and sizes, but they all carry the benefit of connecting you with potential collaborators and friends, and helping you learn more about what you can do with WordPress. Here are some of the common types of WordPress meetups:</p>\n<ul>\n<li>Hang out and work on your WordPress sites together</li>\n<li>Social/happy hour type gatherings</li>\n<li>Mini-lectures/presentations</li>\n<li>Developer hacking meetups</li>\n<li>Show &amp; tell of how group members are using WordPress</li>\n<li>Formal instruction on how to use WordPress</li>\n<li>Lecture series (possibly with visiting speakers)</li>\n<li>Genius bar/help desk</li>\n</ul>\n<p>There&#8217;s no prescribed format, as each local group can decide for itself what they want to do. Some groups mix it up from month to month, while others have multiple events each month to satisfy the needs of their community.</p>\n<p>The tough part? Running a popular group takes time and money. Just as we worked last year to remove the financial burden for <a href="http://wordcamp.org">WordCamp</a> organizers and provide logistical support so they could focus more on their event content and experience, we want to start extending that kind of support to meetup groups as well. We don&#8217;t want it to cost anything for someone to run a WordPress meetup, or to attend one &#8212; building local communities should be as free as WordPress itself!</p>\n<p>Since there are so many more meetups than there are WordCamps, we&#8217;re going to start with the cost that is the same for every group: meetup.com organizer dues. We&#8217;re setting up an official WordPress account on <a href="http://Meetup.com">Meetup.com</a> right now, and over the next couple of weeks will be working with existing meetup group organizers, people who want to start a new meetup group, and the helpful folks at Meetup.com to put this program in place. 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