Originally Posted by RCoffroadracer

some of you have a reading comprehension disabilities. LOL. the very 2nd sentence in that links says the following " Radio-controlled operators must then comply with Remote ID requirements through Standard Remote ID, use of a broadcast module, or by flying at a FRIA site" read the last part 100 times until you understand it. FRIA sites do not require you to get the FAA's license or a remote ID period. FRIA sites are called FRIA sites because they've been approved for modelers to fly there by the FAA. FRIA sites are your typical remote control flying club sites. these sites submitted applications through the AMA and then were granted approval from the FAA. FRIA sites are the typcial clubs which are part of AMA and require a AMA membership and a club membership. that's all you need to know or worry about. if you fly anywhere else other than a airfield club you need a license and remote ID broadcast dohicky.
so to reiterate,
to fly anywhere you want you need,
1. FAA license.
2. remote ID broadcast system.

to fly at a FRIA site, (aka rc club flying field) you need to follow the club's guidelines which are almost always,
1. the club membership
2. AMA membership. https://join.modelaircraft.org/enrol...xoC5jgQAvD_BwE

please, stop trying to overthink it's hurting your brain and causing mass confusion for everyone else too.