Esperanto speakers are divided by different subjects they are interested in. In those early years, there came some specialist organizations into existence, for example the "Universala Medicina Esperanto-Asocio" of 1908. Hodler tried to give those 'specialists' a home in his UEA. Instead of founding associations of their own, with separate bulletins and conventions, he wanted them to be UEA members and have 'fakoj' (compartments). He also thought of partner organizations, for example hotels who would give a discount to UEA members in change for an advertisement in the UEA Yearbook.