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  • One link for everything outside Reddit
  • Keep useful resources easy to find
  • Connect your subreddit to the rest of your community

Mechanical Keyboards UK

r/MechanicalKeyboardsUK · 18k community members

New to the community? Start here — then Discord, trusted vendors, meetups and FAQs, all around the subreddit.

  • Start HereNew to the community? Read this first
  • Beginner keyboard guideUseful resources
  • Trusted UK vendorsUseful resources
  • Discord serverCommunity chat
  • London keyboard meetup19 September
  • FAQsBuying advice, repairs & posting

The public home for Facebook Group, WhatsApp Community, Discord, Telegram and Reddit community admins

The problem

Sound familiar?

  • Your subreddit is only one part of the community — Discord, events, websites and resources live elsewhere

  • External links are scattered across the sidebar, wiki, posts, Discord and social profiles

  • People discover the subreddit from Instagram, YouTube or elsewhere but have no single introduction to the wider community

  • You want one URL to share outside Reddit without building a full website

Why it helps

Less repeating yourself. More growing the group.

  • One platform-neutral home

    Your subreddit can stay exactly where it is. Give the wider community one page you can share from Instagram, Discord, YouTube, QR codes or anywhere else.

  • Put external resources in context

    Don't just list links. Explain what your Discord is for, where your events happen, which related groups exist and what a new member should read first.

  • Keep time-sensitive information easy to find

    Use announcements and events for information that should not depend on someone finding an old Reddit post.

Built for community admins

All the essentials in one simple page

  • Useful Links

    Website, wiki, Discord, social channels, tools and community resources.

  • FAQs

    Answer common questions that apply across the whole community.

  • Events

    AMAs, meetups, watch parties, launches, community calls or IRL events.

  • Announcements

    Keep the important external update visible without relying on Reddit post chronology.

  • Related Communities

    Link related subreddits, Discord servers, Facebook Groups or WhatsApp Communities.

  • Forms

    Moderator contact, event submissions, partnership requests or community applications.

  • Analytics

    See which external resources people actually click.

  • Quick Replies

    Copy a direct resource / FAQ URL when someone asks a repeated question.

How it works

Get your page live in 3 simple steps

  1. 1

    Add your subreddit

    Community name, subreddit URL, a short introduction, logo and the first external links.

  2. 2

    Add what lives beyond Reddit

    Discord, FAQs, events, useful resources, related communities, partner links or forms.

  3. 3

    Share one page

    Put the URL in your Community Guide, sidebar, Discord, Instagram, YouTube or event QR codes.

Side by side

Without a page vs with joinour.group

Reddit alone

  • Excellent place for posts and discussion
  • Native rules and community information
  • Community Guide can welcome members and surface resources
  • External ecosystem can still become fragmented
  • Harder to provide one neutral URL for every platform around the community

Reddit + joinour.group

  • Discussion remains on Reddit
  • Reddit native tools remain in use
  • One platform-neutral page for the wider community
  • Events, related groups, links and forms live together
  • One URL can be shared everywhere, with click analytics on external resources

FAQ

Questions community admins ask

  • Does joinour.group replace my subreddit?

    No. The subreddit stays exactly where it is. The page sits alongside it as a simple home for the information and links around your community.

  • Reddit already has rules and a Community Guide. Why would I need this?

    Reddit’s native tools are useful for members already on Reddit. joinour.group is intended to give the wider community a platform-neutral page you can share anywhere, especially when your community also uses Discord, events, external resources, websites or other groups.

  • Can I link to my Discord server from the page?

    Yes. A community page can point people to Reddit, Discord and other supported community platforms from one place.

  • Can I list related subreddits?

    Yes. Use links / related-community sections to explain what each related subreddit is for.

  • Can I add events and announcements?

    Yes. This is especially useful for information that you do not want people to find only by scrolling through old posts.

  • Do I need Reddit API access?

    No. Reddit support only requires the public subreddit URL. There is no Reddit login, API sync or scraping.

  • Is it free?

    Yes. A free forever plan is available, no credit card required.

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