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kantakuzivin generalOne week ago
New layout in community hubs

Hi Hubbry hubbers!

We’ve just updated the layout of community hubs. The main page now places a stream of posts from all talk channels right at the center.

Why? Because we believe that discussions come first. Communities start with conversations — people exchange ideas, ask questions, and share perspectives. Only after that does knowledge take shape and become part of the hub’s Knowledge Base.

So we decided to reflect this natural flow directly in the hub design: talks first, knowledge next.

We’ve also added an About Hub page, as well as Wikipedia, Grokipedia pages, to provide main reference information on the topic of the hub.

Let us know what you think!

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kantakuzivin general07 Feb 2026 at 15:01
Yesterday, sign-up and page/post creation were unavailable

Hey Hubbry hubbers, sorry for the trouble yesterday.
Because of a technical issue, creating new posts/articles and signing up didn’t work for most of the day.
Everything is fixed now and back to normal. Thanks for your patience 🙌
Happy hubbing!

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kantakuzivin general07 Feb 2026 at 14:52
Which main page layout is better?

Guys, which layout do you like more: when “Recent from talks” is on the left or on the right of the main page?

On one hand, talks are the main reason people visit a hub, so maybe they should come first.
On the other hand, putting talks before “About hub” feels a bit awkward.

What do you think?

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kantakuzivin general
02 Feb 2026 at 18:06
Ideas, Questions & Feedback Welcome!

Welcome! This is the Hubbry hub — a place to discuss Hubbry itself. Post feedback, ideas, and questions anytime. The team would love to hear from you.

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kantakuzivin general02 Feb 2026 at 18:00
Hubbry Updates — 02 Feb 2026

The Recent Talks section has been moved to the left side of the main page to give discussions more prominence. A community must communicate first, before it can effectively save and organize knowledge.

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kantakuzivin general30 Jan 2026 at 16:46
Hubbry Updates — 30 Jan 2026

Post cards are now larger.

Recent from Talks is now prominently shown on hub main pages to highlight that hubs aren’t just for collecting knowledge — they’re also for discussion (and maybe even primarily for discussion).

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kantakuzivin general11 Dec 2025 at 07:57

Hubbry has added the ability to create subpages. This makes it possible to organize pages within hubs into a structured hierarchy — allowing the creation of chapters with in-depth knowledge on different aspects of a hub’s topic. It also enables organizing knowledge to present and compare competing points of view on the hub’s subject.

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kantakuzivin general13 Oct 2025 at 10:43
Hello, first visitors to Hubbry — and welcome! I’m the founder of Hubbry, and I’d love to hear your first impressions. What do you think of Hubbry so far? Please share your ideas and feedback, if anything needs to be fixed.

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Hubbry Explained: What It Is, How It Works, and Why We Built It.

WHAT HUBBRY IS Hubbry is a platform of hubs for knowledge organization and discussion — a universal knowledge repository and a humane, knowledge-focused social network. Hubbry is made of hubs. There are two types: * Personal hubs – structured collections of pages managed by individuals, where they can accumulate and showcase knowledge about their interests. * Community hubs – structured collections of pages where communities collect knowledge and have discussions on a topic. Examples: personal hub - kantakuziv [https://www.hubbry.com/u/kantakuziv], community hub - University of Lviv [https://www.hubbry.com/University_of_Lviv]. WHO HUBBRY IS FOR Hubbry is for knowledge collectors — people who enjoy collecting, organizing, and exploring knowledge and discussing it with peers. It is designed for enthusiasts of any topic, encyclopedists, and specifically for Wikipedians. HOW HUBBRY WORKS Here are the main Hubbry features and functionalities that make it work: * Hub — a structured collection of pages to organize knowledge and discussion on a topic. * Pages and Subpages — hubs are organized with the help of pages and subpages of 3 types: * Article pages — to organize long-form structured knowledge, * Media pages — to collect visual pieces of knowledge, * Notes pages — to collect unstructured knowledge or to coordinate work. * “Save” functionality (to be added) — allows users to collect and store any piece of knowledge from across the Hubbry platform or the Internet into collections on media or notes pages. * Talks — forum and chat channels for discussions. HUBBRY’S USE CASES Community hubs * Write and edit articles * Create media collections using media pages * Create notes collections using notes pages (useful for collecting quotes, sources, work coordination etc.) * Use pages and subpages to organize knowledge into a structure Personal hubs Personal hubs have the same use cases as community hubs, but are controlled by a single person. Using Hubbry as a social network * Have in-depth discussions in forum channels * Have quick and easy conversations in chat channels * For individuals: use personal hubs to represent different sides of your personality and interests * For companies: use personal hubs to present different aspects of your business HOW HUBBRY DIFFERS FROM OTHERS Hubbry is different from other social networking services and wiki platforms in many small and big ways, but here are the main differences: * It is focused on collecting knowledge, rather than posting into endless content streams. * It represents a topic with a hub, not a single article, which allows the topic to be described in more detail and enables competing points of view to be reviewed by readers. * It is more flexible in its knowledge formats, providing not only articles but also media and notes pages. * It has talk channels designed both for deep discussions (forums) and for quick conversations (chats). * It represents a person through a personal hub (a structured collection of pages and subpages of different types), not a single page — allowing users to showcase different interests and facets of their personality. * It strives to reduce social comparison and create a humane, useful social networking service — not to capture as much of a person’s attention as possible. WHY HUBBRY WAS CREATED Driving motive: Hubbry was created to give people a place to collect and organize knowledge in a structured, but easy-to-use way. It offers tools to gather information in various formats, present it from diverse or competing points of view, and facilitate deep, constructive discussions. Counter-motive: To create a humane alternative to toxic social networking services. Hubbry’s mission: To organize the world’s information into useful and accessible knowledge, and to create a place for cooperation and constructive discussion on any topic. HUBBRY’S BUSINESS MODEL Hubbry is a for-profit enterprise, but community hubs will remain free of ads and will continue to offer all premium features at no cost, even if ads or paid features are introduced to the platform in the future. CURRENT STATE AND NEXT STEPS   Hubbry is currently in an “almost done” MVP state, with some functionality still unfinished or unstable. For example, the “Save” feature is not implemented yet. At the moment, Hubbry is available as a proof of concept and a proposal to review the idea and provide feedback. WHAT HUBBRY IS AND WHAT IT IS NOT A few serious — and tongue-in-cheek — slogans of Hubbry to better understand its idea. What Hubbry is: * A platform of hubs to accumulate and share knowledge * A humane social network for knowledge collectors — especially Wikipedians, and all the super-smart people and know-it-all bores. * A mostly correct universal knowledge base * A universal cooperation platform * A hitchhiker's guide to the Galaxy * A hubris purgatory * A hubris magnifier * The cradle of nascent ASI minds * The last meeting place at the edge of Singularity What Hubbry is not: * A neutral encyclopedia * A perfectly verified source of truth * A place to share an image of your breakfast — though it can be, if you really want it to be. REQUEST FOR COMMENTS Please share your thoughts and feedback on Hubbry in talk channels of this hub.  If you prefer to share your comments privately, please write to support@hubbry.com [support@hubbry.com] or in direct messages to @Kantakuziv [https://www.hubbry.com/u/kantakuziv].

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