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Run your own Omarchy meetup

Help make computers fun again for everyone

9 rules

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About OmarchyThe meetup should primarily be about Omarchy, Linux, open source, programming, customization, or adjacent hacker culture.
02
Open to everyoneNo invitation-only “official Omarchy” events. Capacity limits are obviously fine.
03
Community-runOrganizers speak for themselves, not for Omarchy or the Omacom Foundation. “Omarchy Meetup” means community event, not official endorsement.
04
No territorial ownershipNobody owns a city. Anyone may organize an Omarchy meetup anywhere.
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No profiteeringFree is preferred. Charging to cover venue, food, or actual event costs is fine; don’t turn the Omarchy name into an events business.
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Sponsors are fineLocal companies can provide space, pizza, drinks, and the rest, but sponsorship must be disclosed and the event can’t become a sales pitch.
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Behave like civilized adultsWith child-like wonder. Don’t be a jackass. The organizer has final say over removal from their event.
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Use the name and logo responsibly“Omarchy Copenhagen” is fine. Don’t imply that you’re Omarchy itself, the Omacom Foundation, or an authorized representative.
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Submit itPut the event on Luma and submit it to the global Omarchy calendar so everyone can find it.

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