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!

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!

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?

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.

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.

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).

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.