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Expand Up @@ -8,8 +8,7 @@ In the programming community, user groups form support networks for
people interested in certain topics. They are a great place to increase
your skills and network with other programmers. User groups are informal
and their structure varies from group to group. Anyone can form their
own group and set their own rules and schedule.
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own group and set their own rules and schedule{: .summary}
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{: .summary} should not be appended to previous line, isn't it?

https://www.ruby-lang.org/en/community/user-groups/
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Oops! Fixed in #3295

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### Ruby User Groups

Expand All @@ -21,26 +20,28 @@ to giving people a chance to write Ruby code).

Information about Ruby user groups can be found on various websites:

[Ruby Meetup Groups][meetup]
: A substantial number of Ruby User Groups have chosen to make Meetup
- [Ruby Meetup Groups on meetup.com][meetup]. A substantial number
of Ruby User Groups have chosen to make Meetup
their home. Meetup provides a number of tools for user groups,
including: private forums, a place for announcements, automated
meeting reminders, and a nice RSVP system.

[OnRuby][onruby]
: A number of user groups can also be found at OnRuby. OnRuby is an
- [rubyconferences.org/meetups][rc-meetups] now has a list of Ruby Meetup events
from around the world.
- There is a [Google Group][meetups-google-group] for Ruby Meetup Organizers
- [OnRuby][onruby] - A number of user groups can also be found at OnRuby. OnRuby is an
open source platform written in Ruby that can be used to organize
meetups. It is [available on GitHub][onruby-github].

### Organizing Your Own Group

If you are interested in forming your own group, be sure to find out if
there is already a Ruby user group in your area. Larger meetings are
usually much more fun, so starting your own group may not be the best
option if there is already one nearby.
there is already a Ruby user group in your area. Try the meetup organizers
group if you're looking for advice on how to start your own group.



[meetup]: https://www.meetup.com/topics/ruby/
[onruby]: https://www.onruby.eu/
[onruby-github]: https://github.com/phoet/on_ruby
[rc-meetups]: https://rubyconferences.org/meetups/
[meetups-google-group]: https://groups.google.com/g/ruby-meetups