How hubs and missions work
A hub gathers people around one goal. A mission is a dated objective inside that hub. Both open after you create a free account.
Create a hub
A topic hub is a community organized around a shared goal, such as learning a skill or working on a project. The home page describes hubs with examples like learning a language, an indie film, or restoring a motorcycle. The point is the goal, not a follower count.
Signed-in members create a hub with a name of up to 50 characters and a description of up to 200 characters. They can choose an icon, a color, and the languages that hub supports. If a hub with the same name already exists, the new one is not created. The person who creates the hub is its first member.
Join a hub and post in it
The home page lists hubs you have joined and hubs you can discover. Open a hub to read its posts and to see its missions and collaborative spaces. Joining adds you as a member. You can leave later from the same hub.
Posts, hubs, and missions open after you sign in. News and the Review Hub stay readable without an account. A human-verified badge can mark content a person created, which is separate from joining a hub.
Start a mission
A mission is a time-bound objective inside one hub. A member gives it a title, an optional description, and an optional target date. The creator is added as the first participant. Other members of the hub can join or leave.
The mission page lists the people who joined. When a target date is set, it also shows how many days are left. Active missions can appear on the home Missions tab, so a hub is the home of the work and a mission is one objective inside it.
Change the status
The creator can edit the title, the description, and the date. A mission can be marked active, completed, or archived, and the creator can delete it. Completed and archived missions stay out of the active list. Anyone else can join or leave, but they do not edit the mission.
Fork a post into a space
If a post is a draft or an idea you want to build on, use the post menu to fork it into a collaborative space. A space is a room for working on that idea together. It sits alongside the hub’s missions. You still need an account to open hubs, missions, and spaces.
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