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After the comments under my last few posts, it got me thinking about looking into this issue. I know people have an interest, but there is no one running any interesting events on the topic of bitcoin.

So a question for you SN users. Maybe someone already has experience in creating and running communities to help people learn about bitcoin.

What tips would you give, where is the best place to start?

Thanks.

Hello there,
In Czech Republic we are using Jednadvacet.org projekt, which came from Germany. It's system of signal groups devided by cities in Czech Republic.
Groups are setting meetings and quizes with satoshi price. Or thy go just for get some beers :) Maybe our coutnry have his version of Jednadvacet or you can try https://twentyone.world/ its shows you all group by states :)

Wish you a luck to join another bitcoiners in your city :)

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Thank you so much!

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And ofcourse, you can contact admins and create your own signal group in your city and start building community.

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Here is a guide with more info and links
https://darthcoin.substack.com/p/5-stages-became-bitcoiner

TLDR: you need to pass the 5 stages YOURSELF before building those communities.

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Find one fellow bitcoiner to sit down with for a beer. Post around about your meetup place and time. At some point, a third member will jump onboard.

And from there, you grow.

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Are there any bitcoiners who don't drink alcohol?))

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one beer? 😂😂😂

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Is not an easy task...but it can be done.

IMO the easiest way is to create an evento on Meetup and do a Bitcoin presentation for beginners in your city. If you don't want to pay the Meetup subscription it will be hard to find new people...If you go to Telegram groups you could find some local bitcoiners.

https://2140meetups.com/ is a very good tool to post your events / Community and in https://btcmap.org/ you can post your Community.

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Thank you, I'll look into it

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Like what @DarthCoin says, you need PATIENCE.

After being active in a Dutch community for almost 3 years (which is short!), I have met two people in person which actually live nearby with the same Bitcoin interest. That's what I call local: people living / working near you.

I'm not pushing it: the need to meet other like-minded people. I like the way of 'serendipity'.

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Yes, I realize that, thank you)

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Saw this on NOSTR earlier:

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Good plan) I wish you good luck. Maybe I will do something similar in my city.

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