Public Application

What We Look For

Yatter is a space for genuine one on one conversations. For us, it is important that our members are well versed in the art of conversation, and are able to handle themselves appropriately in all manner of discussion. We do not tolerate harmful speech, nor do we tolerate people who take to heart harmful speech. We see it as a fundamental necessity to play gracefully with ideas, and live with good humour. If you are someone whom enjoys conversations for their pleasure, and holds friendships for who they are, we would like to have you.

Who Shouldn't Apply

Regardless of your position in society, if you are someone whom you struggle to handle the complexities of discussion in person, we recommend you don't apply. Moreover, if you often to seek to gain personal advantage of others, this is also not appropriate for our community as this is not the basis of genuine connection.

Process

1. Download Yatter

2. Submit your application form

3. Pay the application fee

4. Our team will review your application, this can take up to up to a month

5. If you are successful, you will receive a membership offer and gain access to Yatter.

In the event you are not successful:

• If you are not successful due to a excess demand, you will be placed on a waitlist, and notified when you come of it

• If you are not successful due to a misalignment on values you can resubmit an application through the standard process in a minimum of 12 months time, demonstrating a significant change in perspective.

Requirements

1. An iPhone. Yatter is an iOS only application. This might change in the future however we find that the almost the entirety of our membership's friends use an iPhone.

2. Download Yatter

3. A completed application form

4. Application fee $99

Scholarships

In the event that the fee is in excess of what you are able to afford, we offer scholarships. In order to be considered eligible you must meet certain criteria in addition to the criteria set for membership.

Members of Society

1. Be of outstanding character

2. Be contributing greatly to society e.g. through media, public office or an organisation.

3. Be in financial need

Students

1. Attend a globally renowned university

2. Be in financial need