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# ┃Community
We understand that a community is only as strong as the connections between its members. That's why we've created Community Groups, a feature that allows you to connect with people who share your vision and ideas, so you can bring your projects to life. Community Groups enable you to manage the governance of your community, communicate project progress, or utilise the piggy bank feature to manage your treasury transparently.
Recruiting new members and supporters is an essential part of any community's growth. Thinkin makes it easy to engage with influencers and community moderators, and launch interactive campaigns and promotions that will help you grow organic support for your project or Community. Our platform encourages active participation and collaboration, so you can work together to achieve your goals.
Please see below how to recruit your Community members:
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[┃Recruitment Guide](/thinkin/get-started/recruitment-guide.md)
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Community wallet is another feature that Thinkin offers to help you engage with your community in new and exciting ways. With this feature, you can create a transparent wallet for your Community by minting an NFT, reward your contributors, and engage with them in a more meaningful way.
Community NFTs are a novel way to build trust and loyalty among your members, and they can be a powerful tool for growing your community.
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Community NFTs are a novel way to build trust and loyalty among your members, and they can be a powerful tool for growing your community.
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