# For Guests: Receiving a Link

If someone wants to invite you to a meeting, they’ll simply send you a **meeting link**. One of the best things about dMeet is that **anyone can join — web2 or web3 users — even without signing in!**

However, we still *highly recommend* going through the quick [registration](/whats-dmeet/registration.md) process. It takes less than a minute and lets you join the [**Points Program**](/leaderboard-and-points/dmeet-points.md), so you can earn rewards for being an early participant in the [dTelecom](https://www.dtelecom.org/airdrop) ecosystem.

{% hint style="info" %}
Don’t worry about clicking the link — before you actually join the meeting, you’ll always see a [**preview screen**](/lets-get-started/meeting-preview.md) where you can adjust all the essentials!
{% endhint %}


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