THE COMMUNITY FIELD GUIDE · ABOUT 6 MINUTES

Find your place.
Make it useful.

Create your page with step-by-step screenshots ↗

Start with the public dashboard. Learn what each feature shows, then choose the creator or member path that fits you.

Made for first-time visitorsRules and status checked against the live product
Editorial illustration of a creator publishing a community home, a member sharing an idea, and a creator reviewing it
Editorial illustration of the workflow—not a product screenshot or live community data.

START WHERE YOU ARE

What brings you here?

Pick a path to jump to the right walkthrough. You can explore first and decide later.

01 EXPLORE

Start with the community dashboard.

The dashboard brings together four views. Mindshare shows the available leaderboard snapshot. The official feed displays dated StonkBuilder posts. Saved posts stay in your browser. Campaigns show a brief and its current status.

Editorial image of profile cards connected by a trail of notes and evidence
Use the detail view and source links to understand a score's context.
MINDSHARE DASHBOARD · SCREENSHOT · 25 SEP 2026 Open live dashboard ↗
Screenshot of the public StonkBuilder Community Mindshare dashboard captured 25 September 2026, showing the real leaderboard, community snapshot, and current empty state

REAL DASHBOARD · DATED SNAPSHOT

See the product, then explore each view.

This real screenshot is from 25 September 2026, not live data. The snapshot showed no eligible contributors; open the dashboard for current counts and campaign status.

Feature links open the matching preview on the community home. The dashboard itself stays a separate, full-page experience.
Open Mindshare, feed, and current campaign status
02 CREATORS

Give your community a clear home.

Set up a creator account, choose a public handle, and use Creator Studio to shape a mini website. Add a headline, bio, theme, updates, events, questions, and useful links. Preview the page before publishing. You can update or unpublish it from the studio.

Illustrative desktop and mobile community home with a creator profile, links, updates, event, and Q&A cards
Illustrative layout—not a published community page. Creator Studio lets you shape the profile and brand, links and categories, updates, Q&A, and events, then preview before publishing.
Your page, your context.Use the public page to explain who the community is for, what is current, and what a newcomer can do next.
Create a creator account

Follow the 12 Creator Studio tutorials with real screenshots →

03 MEMBERS

Join when the community makes sense to you.

Browse public community pages first. Read the creator's description and updates, then create one member account for the community you choose. Email confirmation returns you to that community; sign in, then join to unlock participation.

Find an event and save the right time.

In the community member portal, open Community events. Compare Your time with Creator’s time, including the time-zone labels. For a published event with a valid schedule, choose Add to calendar (.ics) to download an iCalendar file. The event is saved as a calendar snapshot, not a live subscription—reopen the community page if plans change. Cancelled events show the creator’s note and do not offer a download.

Four steps to open a published event, compare both time zones, download an iCalendar file, and recheck the community page for changes
Time conversion is automatic; keeping up with later schedule changes is not. Check the community page before you go.
Three-step contribution review: a member submits useful work, a creator records pending, approved, or not approved, and the member sees the outcome and any community points. Only approved work can receive non-redeemable points.
Review is creator-led. Your portal keeps the status and any creator note in view; points, if awarded, remain specific to this community. Scroll across the visual on a narrow screen.
Illustrative member portal concept showing membership, contribution statuses, community points, Q&A, events, and the member-to-creator review workflow
Illustrative member-portal concept, not a live account or real member data. Actual counts and contribution status appear only after you sign in.
Member joins a community, submits useful work, creator reviews it, and the member sees the result and any community-scoped points

After joining, members can send a contribution, ask the creator a question, report a problem, review answered Q&A and events, and track points. The portal labels submissions pending, approved, or not approved and shows the creator's review note. Approval is not automatic.

Points are not money.They stay in the community that reviewed the work and are non-redeemable. Payments and redemptions are disabled.
Browse creator communities
04 POINTS & STATUS

Read the rules before reading the score.

Community points are scoped to the community that reviewed a contribution. They are non-redeemable. Payments and redemptions are disabled, and X-action rewards are blocked by the current policy gate. Official posts are dated snapshots; open the original post to verify its context.

Campaign status can change.Check the live campaign badge and rules in the dashboard before taking part. A draft is not an open campaign.
Read the member onboarding playbook

YOU'RE READY TO EXPLORE

Choose a next step.

Open the dashboard Back to community home