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2525- Share all the materials you generate in service of your meetups like, presentations, flyers, FAQs or anything else in ~siddef/uf-meetups.
2626- Every meetup must be publicized on the [Events](https://urbit.org/events) section on urbit.org via a commit to the urbit.org [github repo](https://github.com/urbit/urbit.org).
2727- Your community should have a home on the [community section](https://urbit.org/ecosystem?type=communities) of our ecosystem page. You can add this to the website with a commit to the urbit.org [github repo](https://github.com/urbit/urbit.org). If you have never submitted a pull request on github before, let us know and we will teach you how.
28−- Write a short meetup report about all meetups including: pictures of the meetups, 50-200 words description of every meetup and the attendees statistics of the meetups. At the end of your grant you can send this to thomas@urbit.org for completion of your grant.
28+- Write a short paragraph about every meetup including: pictures of the meetup, 50-200 words description of every meetup and the attendee statistics of the meetup. At the end of your grant you can send this as one report to thomas@urbit.org for completion of your grant.
2929# Encouraged Features
3030- Semi-regular presentations that introduce Urbit to newcomers, help members boot a planet, or introduce the more technical side of urbit are strongly suggested.
3131- Having a collection of recommended groups & apps to which you can direct meetup attendees, such that they can begin to explore the Urbit network.
3232- As one of the main goals of meetups is to get people building on Urbit, once your meetup gains some traction, consider looking into writing a proposal for a grant on which members of your meetup can collaborate.
3333- While the specific requirements of the meetup bounty can be summarized as "run a regular meetup", the overarching goal is to build a local community and onboard people to Urbit. You should become a true champion of your local urbit community who helps people find their own path in urbit, whether it is signing up for a course, a grant or even working for a company in the ecosystem. It's up to you to find the potential in the attendees.
3434# Application process
35−After applying to this bounty, set-up a call with ~dalweb-donfun who will assess the success of your strategy and run you through the requirements of this bounty. If everything checks-out you are good to go.
35+After applying to this bounty, set-up a call with ~dalweb-donfun who will assess the soundness of your strategy and run you through the requirements of this bounty. If everything checks-out you are good to go.
3636# Compensation
3737- Upon the completion of six meetup events and the associated meetup report, one star will be paid out to the organizer.