Give your community a calm front door.
A community link page can answer the first questions before someone joins: what is this, where should I start, and what happens next?
Build your pageMake the important answer visible.
Visitors should be able to tell who they are looking at, what the page is for, and where to begin without opening six tabs.
Update the page when your priorities change.
Use the public page as a living index. Put the most useful link first, retire old destinations, and keep labels specific.
Start with links. Add depth when it earns its place.
When a fuller website or community becomes useful, connect it from the same public home so people do not lose the thread.
One pinned page beats ten pinned messages.
Crypto groups fill up with lookalike accounts and fake links. Pin one page with your rules, official links and contract address, and point every new member to it.
“The best page is the one a new visitor understands without needing an explanation.”
StonkBuilder editorial principlePut your best links in one place.
Choose a template, add the destinations you want people to find, and publish when it feels right.