> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://phaver.gitbook.io/phaver-help-center/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://phaver.gitbook.io/phaver-help-center/phaver-onboarding/start-phaving-around/join-your-first-community.md).

# Join your first community

You can join your first community easily. Here steps:

* Go to community page by clicking community icon at bottom bar
* If you didn't join one, you will see plus button on top and whenever you joined different communities, you will see your communities on top
* To understand communities read more: <https://phaver.gitbook.io/phaver-help-center/phaver-communities>

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* If you scroll down, you will see categories, based on your interest click one of them
* Now you see different communities, there is a join button, click and join one of them

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* Or if you click community card itself, you will go community page, also you can join from there by clicking "JOIN COMMUNITY" button
* You can leave from the community by clicking 3 dot on top right, you will see "Leave Community"
* To earn more about communities read more: <https://phaver.gitbook.io/phaver-help-center/phaver-communities>

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