What are communities?
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A community is a shared place for many people, for example a club, an event or a degree program.
On this page
You’ll find your communities in the Chats tab under Communities.
What’s in a community
- A chat for everyone in the community.
- Groups for a topic, a course or a team. Some are open, some need a password.
- People: who’s in the community and wants to be visible under “People”.
- Announcements from the admins, pinned at the top.
How to get in
Communities can’t be searched. You join with an 8-character code, a link or an invitation. See Join a community.
Good to know
- Encryption: community chats are encrypted in transit and on the server, but not end-to-end.
- Your profile: when you join, you choose which of your profiles members see.
- Pictures: new members can only share photos after 7 days.
- 18+: communities marked 18+ are only for accounts with a confirmed age of 18 or older. If you’re 16 or 17, you’re invisible under “People” at first.
- Notifications: Nodbase currently doesn’t send notifications for community posts.
Last checked: 11 November 2026
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- Join a communityJoin with an 8-character code, a link or an invitation, and choose which profile the others see.
- Invite people to a community or create oneInvite people with a code, QR code or link. You create your own community in the “+” menu.
- Who can read my chats and hear my calls?Chats and calls are end-to-end encrypted, in groups too. Communities are encrypted, but not end-to-end.
- Moderate, report and leave a communityRoles and tools for moderation, reporting posts and leaving a community again.