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This is an Enthusiast feature. One of the community’s owners needs Enthusiast, which is pay what you want, even nothing. See Account types.
The Overview tab is your community’s own page. You put it together from modules, placed in a main column or a sidebar. This works the same for communities and gaming groups.

Turn on the overview

The Overview tab is off for new communities and groups. Open Manage, switch on Overview, and choose whether Everyone or only Members can see it.

Edit the overview

Once the Overview tab is on, owners select Edit under the community’s image, where other members see Joined. While the overview is empty, owners also see a Start editing button on the tab itself. In edit mode you can:
  • Select Add module in the main column or the sidebar and pick a module.
  • Move a module up or down with the arrows.
  • Remove a module with the delete button.
Changes are saved as you make them. Select Done to leave edit mode.
Other visitors don’t see the Overview tab until it has at least one module.

Modules

Enthusiasts can add Collection Stats to their own profile too. See Your profile. Modules you can’t add yet are shown greyed out with the reason, such as a missing game library.

Events

The Events module lists the next 5 events in your community, soonest first, with the date, the time and the type of event. Select an event to open it. Events that have ended drop off by themselves, and events without a date yet are shown last. To choose whose events are listed, select Edit on the module and pick a role under Show events from. For example, show only the events that owners and moderators post. By default, events from everyone are shown.

Image

The Image module shows one photo, as wide as the column. It has no heading or frame, so you can use it to dress up the page, for example with a photo of your venue or your game shelf.
1

Add the module

Select Add module and pick Image.
2

Upload a photo

Select Click to upload and pick a photo from your device.
The photo is uploaded like any other photo, so it counts toward your own photo limits. Once a photo is shown, it stays. To change or remove it, remove the module and add a new one.