Supporter

If you agree and resonate with the aims of the Parallel Community, you're welcome to become a supporter.

What does this involve? It's up to you to do what you best can contribute and gain - go on, be creative! Here are some suggestions:

• One aim of PC is to bring people together, help them make their lives and projects easier by linking people with each other, and encourage everyone to get on with their callings, missions and activities. So we encourage you to get on with what fires you up, serves others or helps our world.
• On this site, tell other supporters who you are and what you're up to, make offers or requests, or provide information which other supporters might find interesting or can do something about - though this site is for information, not advertising or persuasion.
• Tell other people who might benefit from or bring benefit to Parallel Community, and refer them to this site.
• Donations or creative and strategic acts of support, big and small, are always welcome.
• Join in any of our activities, in 'real life' or online, and join with other people in your area to do something positive together.
• If you can assist another supporter in what they're doing, or if you can help Parallel Community move forward, please take an initiative.
• And if we or any individual supporters can help you, put out a request and we'll see what we can do.

To become a supporter, sign up on this site and give some information about yourself. There's no membership fee: the only charges are optional, for Parallel Community materials (get them from the online shop) or for printed postal versions of the newsletter.

Supportor facilities at the Meeting Place

After completing the online registration process, you will receive an email with the activation link for your account. Follow the link and when you have successfully activated the account then you can login to the Meeting Place and become an active supporter.

Depending on the purpose of what you want to write or contribute to the Meeting Place, after login, you could:

• join the Supporter Group of your related country (a Group is like a 'round table' and is dedicated to official discussions about items of concern within your country. But you will also find  News Bulletins for this specific group)
• join additional Supporter Groups like the Global Supporter Group or the EU Supporter Group
• contribute to a discussion in the Group discussion section by starting a discussion or reply to an existing discussion or write on your Group wall
• start a discussion or reply to a post in the Bulletin Board section (accessible through the menu header at the top "Bulletin Board")
• embed a video on the frontpage
  
• comment to an article, blog, video, etc.
• write something in your weblog (called Blog at the right end of the horizontal menu, next to Inbox)
• write something on your own wall in your profile (at the bottom of your profile page)

If you want to become even more active, you might consider becoming a Parallel Community Connector. Their Meetingt Place facilities also include adding weblinks, articles and events and they also can create a new Group.

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