Contributor roles.
These aren't jobs. No salaries, no contracts, no bosses — you "apply" by showing up on Telegram and doing the thing.
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The clowder always needs fresh memes. If you can make an image that makes strangers snort-laugh, you're qualified. No portfolio review, no interview — post your work in the Telegram and let the community decide if it's fridge-worthy.
Draw the cat your way — pixels, paint, crayon chaos. The best pieces get featured on the site and across the socials. There is no creative director to please here; the community is the art critic, and it's a generous one.
Every great Telegram community runs on stickers. Make packs and GIFs the Meow Community will actually use, then drop them in the chat — if they get spammed daily, congratulations, you've shipped.
Know React, JavaScript, HTML, or CSS? The community site can always use another pair of paws — fixes, features, weird ideas. Pitch what you'd improve in the Telegram and build it. No standups, no sprints, no manager.
Bots, dashboards, on-chain tools — if the community needs it, someone builds it, and that someone could be you. Bring your own stack, pitch it in the Telegram, ship it. Strong problem-solving still helps; the salary is still zero.
There is no marketing department and no marketing wallet — growth here is memes, raids, and word of mouth. Help run community campaigns that grow the Meow Community and keep the timeline flooded with cat.
Keep the Telegram friendly, answer newcomer questions, and translate the meow for your corner of the world. Mods and translators are how a community scales — no badge required, just show up and help.