FYI, TSA doesn't work

1. Give-get is a good ice breaker that doesn't waste time: have each person introduce themselves and tell the group what they can give to the community and what they are looking to get from the community. It's better than just a casual ice breaker.
2. Sometimes it's easy to get "stuck" talking to one person. If the meetup organizer finds a way to force people move around and talk to new people it can be really great.
3. talking about bitcoin is fun!
4. If it's the first time the group is getting together, it might be a good idea to have some topic or subject that you are going to talk about. I really like how bitdevs meetups do a list of links to interesting bitcoin things and talk about as many of them as people seem interested in. If you expect a bigger turnout, presentations can be good.
5. My personal gripe is when meetup organizers are taking pictures. Even if you ask for permission, it's hard to make sure people aren't in the background. I always appreciate meetups that have a no picture policy.

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      url0: dupes(url: $url0) { ...DupeInfo }
      url1: dupes(url: $url1) { ...DupeInfo }
      url2: dupes(url: $url2) { ...DupeInfo }
      url3: dupes(url: $url3) { ...DupeInfo }
      url4: dupes(url: $url4) { ...DupeInfo }
    }

    fragment DupeInfo on Item {
      createdAt
      commentSats
      commentCredits
      credits
      id
      ncomments
      sub { name }
      sats
      title
      updatedAt
      upvotes
      url
      user { name id }
    }

It shows a loading icon while its waiting for the batches of graphql queries to finish

Then if it has results is shows you info about the territory it was submitted to and how many sats its gotten

but there being a mention of p2p electronic cash in the whitepaper, that the intent of using Bitcoin as an MoE is the intended use.