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Join a Polygon Guild
Polygon Guilds are developer-run city chapters located around the world bringing builders together who are enthusiastic and focused on building awareness and adoption of Polygon protocols & Web3 technologies.
Polygon Guilds provide a local community for developers to connect, collaborate, and learn from one another. Guild “Mages” may participate in activities such as meetups, hackathons, and workshops to share knowledge and expertise, as well as contribute to open source projects and engage with the community.
Overall, Polygon Guilds serve as hubs for developer activity and innovation, fostering collaboration and driving the growth and development in the local community.

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Ready to lead a Polygon Guild?
We’re looking for Guild Leaders to:
- Represent the Polygon community
- Take on an important leadership role
- Organize online and in-person meetups
- Teach others about Polygon solutions and tech
- Potentially host Twitter spaces with Polygon team members as speakers
Polygon supports Guild Leaders with:
- Support to run your community and events
- Opportunities to meet and learn from the core team
- Goodies, t-shirts, NFTs, and other exciting swag exclusively designed for your Guild
- Learning resources and Guild guides
- Help booking guests for Twitter spaces
- Any other support that’s needed













































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FAQ
Yes, running other communities doesn't stop you from applying to start or lead a Polygon Guild in your city.
Yes, to lead a Polygon Guild you need to have some experience with community building and Web3.
Absolutely! Polygon will support you in any way possible. Make sure to talk about this to the Polygon Team, and share your plan highlighting the event timeline, audience, and expense breakdowns.
Yes. We don't want to limit our representative with swag, and we aim to provide good marketing material support.
Yes, as long as you have some experience with community building (perhaps at your school or on campus), you are welcome to apply.
Let us know in the Private Telegram Group, and we'll arrange a speaker for you.
No! You're open to discussing any topics related to Web3 and the future of the internet. Though we believe you won't run out of topics when you talk about Polygon.
The more the merrier! However, for the in-person meetups, it's good to keep the group size smaller for better communication and member experience.
Yes! Web3 is all about collaborations and you can definitely have external sponsors for organizing events. But those sponsors should not be a direct competitor of Polygon in any space. If you have any questions, or if you’re unsure if they are a direct competitor, please reach out to the Polygon Team.