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"Let's show the world what we built!"

You've built something remarkable: a fully functional community network with local services, monitoring, backups, and user management. Now it's time to tell the story.

A website serves multiple purposes:

  • Documentation — explain what the network is and how it works
  • Visibility — attract funding, volunteers, and partnerships
  • Inspiration — show other communities what's possible
  • Accountability — demonstrate impact to donors and supporters

You can host it right on your own infrastructure — a static site generator like Hugo or MkDocs (yes, the same tool that builds this handbook!) runs on minimal resources.

Work in Progress

This section will cover creating a public-facing website for your community network project.

Guide reference

For website setup instructions, see Guide — Website.