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Tags are used across the community to keep chats organised and reduce awkwardness. They make the group’s norms visible by giving everyone a shared shorthand for common actions, introductions, invites, event ideas, requests, and moving conversations into the right place, so intention stays clear and the chat stays readable.
They work by using a hashtag followed by an all-caps keyword, sometimes with optional context in brackets.
Example: #NEW Hi, my name is John, 35, software developer. How is everyone doing?
Tags Reference
Tags Reference
🏷️ #NEW [name, info]
🏷️ #NEW [name, info]
Introduce yourself as a new member. Share your name, general area, and anything you feel comfortable saying about why you joined or what kind of connection you are open to.
🏷️ #EVENT [date, time, location]
🏷️ #EVENT [date, time, location]
Suggest an event or meetup idea and see if others are interested. If there is enough interest, create it using WhatsApp’s Events feature. This can be used for in-person meetups or WhatsApp call events.
🏷️ #MEET [location, time]
🏷️ #MEET [location, time]
Use this for spontaneous, low-pressure meetups. Share where you are, roughly when you’ll be there, and how long you’ll be around so others can join if nearby.
🏷️ #INV [@member or topic]
🏷️ #INV [@member or topic]
Invite a private chat with another member, or ask if anyone is open to talking privately about a specific topic. There is no obligation to respond. If someone is open to it, they can message you directly.
🏷️ #INFO [question]
🏷️ #INFO [question]
Ask or provide useful information, recommendations, knowledge, services, venues, practical tips, ideas, or anything relevant to the group you are posting in.
🏷️ #OFFER [item, help, service, or idea]
🏷️ #OFFER [item, help, service, or idea]
Offer something that may be useful to others. This could be an item, spare ticket, recommendation, skill, practical help, local tip, or something you are happy to lend, share, or give away.
🏷️ #REQUEST [item, help, service, or idea]
🏷️ #REQUEST [item, help, service, or idea]
Ask for something you need or would find useful. This could be an item, recommendation, practical help, local information, something to borrow, or support with something specific.
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