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this post was submitted on 01 Oct 2026
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Meetup has recently doubled their prices to run a group, and it's definitely impacting groups that I'm in. It's not unusual for organizers to ask for $10-15 from attendees to cover these high organizer subscription costs.
It also feels excessively greedy that they have locked more features behind a user subscription.
Yeah, I was about to say: meetup is pretty much dead. I live in an area of 350k people, and I think there is one for hiking and one for atheism (which makes no sense to me, like, at all. What are you going to do? Talk about what you don't believe in?)
Some groups organize to try and keep religion beliefs out of Governs and law making or to give support to atheists that come from religious background.
The allure is a sense of community. Vancouver has an athileist group and they do community things and meetups, like a church but without the skydaddy stuff
What's an athiliest? Athleticism?