Content
Three content surfaces, one for each shape of writing a community does.
| Surface | For | Lives at |
|---|---|---|
| Posts | Dated writing: news, the newsletter, screenshots | /site/news and friends |
| Pages | Standing pages: About, Rules, Donate — see Navigation and pages | its own slug |
| Wiki | Reference the community maintains: guides, lore, systems | /wiki |
Admin → Posts, filtered by category. A new deployment seeds four:
- News — the default, and the one wired to announcements.
- Five on Friday — a recurring short-form format.
- Newsletter — longer, periodic.
- Screenshots — image posts.
Each post is a draft until it is published, and the Posts list shows status and date at a glance.
The wiki
Section titled “The wiki”Admin → Wiki lists every page with its section and status, and Manage sections edits the grouping itself. A new site starts with eight pages in four sections — Guides, World & Lore, Systems & Gameplay, Community & Rules — as a skeleton to write into.
They are placeholders. None of them describes your game, and leaving them published means publishing an empty guide to it; either write them or unpublish them before you go live.
Who may write what
Section titled “Who may write what”Roles decide it, and the split is the useful part:
- Editor — the content roles. Posts, pages, wiki, and the activity log.
- Moderator — moderation and Teams, not content authoring.
- Admin — everything, including the system screens.
Full table in Users and roles.
The activity log
Section titled “The activity log”Admin → Activity records what staff did: the action, a detail line, who did it, from which address, and when. Module installs, logins, content changes and moderation all land here.
Two things it is good for beyond curiosity: reconstructing what changed just before something broke, and confirming that an account which should not have done something did not. It is a record, not a workflow — nothing is actioned from this screen.