# How to Find Projects’ Communities

In TaskOn Community, you have two ways to find communities: `Search` and `Explore`.

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## **Search**

If there is a specific project's community you want to join, enter the project name in the search bar.

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## **Explore**

If you don't have a specific goal in mind and want to explore the communities that might interest you, you'll find a variety of communities that cater to different interests and topics.&#x20;

You can browse to find communities that interest you, or click on tags such as **Explore More**, **Upcoming TGE**, **Well-Funded Projects**, **Leaderboard Sprint**, and **Trending** to enter the corresponding community sections for discovery.

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