requirements for participation

We talked about this outside the Code and Coffee meetup for a while, but I came up with many more questions afterwards. I'm half conscious at this point but wanted to write out my notes (this is Alex0

There are a lot of interesting challenges in deciding who can and cannot have access, for example:

what is the skill level of the meetup, or how niche should they be.
are corporate-run meetups allowed? when is a meetup considered a corporate-run meetup?
or is it a meetup-style local chapter with ties to a larger non-profit (some examples, HackerNest or Hackng Health)
do you need to actually code?
for example, are UX-focused meetups allowed to join and access resources? what about dev managers, agile, testers....technical sales. remote workers. mental health in tech. product management. developer socials, etc. Is there a line and if so, where is that line?
reciprocity and giving back - how active does one have to be in giving back to the greater community, and all the challenges with this (mostly tied to new meetups)
can the member meetup charge for tickets? how much? where does the money go?
how much of the gg code of conduct will the member meetups need to implement? what if a member meetup violates the COC? where do you draw the line between an individual vs. a group being violation?

cambiecollective / cambiecollective.github.io

requirements for participation #11