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need plugin to create groups of google hangouts in nodeBB

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miguel last edited by miguel

Already know google hangouts the link of your room and paste the link and create the room to speak only with the voice of a specific topic

Of course this would work after logging in with your gmail account to create your room

source : https://es.verbling.com/community
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