The company Meta announced that the social network Facebook will get Community Chats, a new option that will allow users to organize conversations on a topic that interests them more easily.
As part of the new option, chats will be able to be organized around announcements, topics, events and you can use them to connect with people outside your social circle, reports N1.
In addition to the text part, it will also have support for audio and video channels, so people can optionally turn on the microphone or camera to "call" others, according to City Magazine citing The Verge.
Unlike groups on the same network, here you will be able to get answers to questions about a specific topic faster, and there will be administrators who will make sure that everything remains civilized and civilized. This includes inserting words that are prohibited in the chat, as well as blocking anyone who does not follow the rules.
All of this is somewhat inspired by the system that Discord has, where chats are organized around one video game or topic, and Meta announces that their new option will include more and more specific topics and thus bring a smaller number of people with the most similar interests closer together.
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