Formatting community pages.

Your community description and welcome message are the front door — they tell newcomers who you are and how things work. Use headings to organise, images to set the tone, and links to point people where to go next.

Set the scene

Edit these from the community’s manage page. A clear description with a heading or two reads far better than a wall of text.

A welcoming intro

You type

[H2]Welcome to the Pond 🐸
[C]A cozy corner for frog enthusiasts.

They see

Welcome to the Pond 🐸

A cozy corner for frog enthusiasts.

House rules as a list

You type

[H3]The rules
[*]Be kind
[*]Keep it on-topic
[*]No spam in the lily pads

They see

The rules

•Be kind

•Keep it on-topic

•No spam in the lily pads

A banner image and a link

You type

[IMG=https://gibbet.app/help/conley-ponds-tampa-florida-pond-designer001.webp]
New here? [Read the guidelines](https://example.com)

They see

New here? Read the guidelines

Point to a place inside Gibbet

You type

Say hi in [our chat](gib://home)!

They see

Say hi in our chat!

Good to know

The description shows on the community page; the welcome message greets each new member once.
Use the Photo button to add a banner or example image right in the editor.
Lead with a one-line summary — many people decide whether to join from the first sentence.

Every command

One formatting system, identical in the app and on the web. A command at the start of a line styles that whole line; combine the style flags like [BIC] to mix and match.

[B]…Bold the line

[I]…Italic the line

[U]…Underline the line

[S]…Strikethrough the line

[C]…Center the line

[BIC]…Mix and match — bold + italic + centered, any combo

[H1] [H2] [H3]Headings, big to small

[Q]…Quote block

[*]…Bullet point

1. …Numbered list

[SPOILER]…[/SPOILER]Hidden until tapped

[text](url)A labelled link