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In this Free CLUBHOUSE Tips for app will guide you…
- The basics for CLUBHOUSE
- The etiquette of CLUBHOUSE
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- Clubhouse 101 : Basic App Usage

Clubhouse is a platform where users can participate in different chat rooms on a wide range of topics. The conversations are audio-only, and when they finish, they disappear forever.

One reason Clubhouse has quickly made headlines is that it’s frequented both by tech industry movers and shakers and plain old celebrities. People who have tried Clubhouse app include Oprah, Ashton Kutcher, and Chris Rock, according to the Wall Street Journal. Some have spearheaded conversations, while others have simply hung out and listened.
Clubhouse has been in beta since earlier this year, which means that it is not yet available for the public to use. If your interest is piqued, there do appear to be spots available on Clubhouse. Clubhouse is still niche, but the social media world has shown that something like Clubhouse can become huge virtually overnight. For that reason, here’s what you should know about Clubhouse, the chatting app that may soon have the world, well, talking.
In the Clubhouse app, users can enter into different rooms to listen or participate in a conversation. They’re able to see who else is there, and can also see their profiles. The person who made the room is the one who bestows speaking privileges to participants.

Thus far, it's a bit murky how exactly one gets on Clubhouse. It's definitely invite-only, per The New York Times. You can currently go to the App Store and download it to reserve your username, but without an invite text there isn't much you can do yet.

Just like at a real social event, Clubhouse users can start off in the main room with many other people, and then break into smaller groups for side conversations. There is no requirement to speak.

A major thing that sets Clubhouse apart from social networks is that once you join a room, you don't need to be staring at your screen to participate. Theoretically, someone can be more fully engaged in what's going on in front of them while still interacting in a discussion room on Clubhouse .
One of the main ways Clubhouse has been able to make a splash quickly is by getting A-listers in myriad fields to try it. Oprah is perhaps the most famous person to have been seen on Clubhouse. In addition to lighter, more casual conversations, Clubhouse has been used as a forum for more serious discourse. Activist DeRay McKesson and the writer Shaka Senghor spent time on the Clubhouse app sharing their thoughts on police and criminal justice reform, while political commentator Van Jones has also spent time on Clubhouse.

There has been some speculation that, depending on how Clubhouse goes about opening itself up to the public, its appeal could be diminished. Exclusivity is a driving force of interest in the Clubhouse. That all could change if Clubhouse becomes more open.


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