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[:FrontPage:Launchpad Help] > [:Teams]
Overview
Launchpad teams are a great way for people to organise themselves around a particular community or effort.
In Launchpad, teams are very similar to people: you can assign a bug to a team, place a team in a bug contact role, run a team code branch, publish Ubuntu packages in a team archive and teams can even join other teams.
When you join one, you automatically get permissions to everything the team has access to.
Help articles about teams
[:Teams/Joining:Joining a team]
[:Teams/CreatingAndRunning:Creating and running a team]
[:Teams/Mentoring:Encouraging new participants through mentoring]
[:Teams/MailingLists:Hosting a mailing list for your team]
[:FrontPage: < Return to the Launchpad Help home page]