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Feature 28  /  Club life in practice

Connect with Other Clubs

Keep your local identity—and become part of a larger philatelic network.

Editorial workflow visual for Connect with Other Clubs
A visual shorthand for the connect with other clubs workflow.

A society’s local character is its strength. But regional silos also mean that clubs may not discover one another, may miss opportunities for joint activity and may not see the contribution being made elsewhere.

Philatelist brings clubs, associations, school clubs, specialist bodies, collectors and events into one discoverable environment. Each society keeps its own profile, administrators, voice and rules while gaining a better chance of being found beyond its existing circle.

Inside the workflow

The directory lets visitors switch between philatelists and clubs, then browse clubs by location, organisation type and subtype before opening the club’s own page.

Picture this

Two societies discover each other through the directory, organise a joint digital exhibition and invite their own members. Neither club loses its name or independence.