Broaden messaging to appeal to all communities, not just clubs - #169
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…n general The landing page pitched every band at "the club" — the fixtures, the subs, the secretary, the committee — leaving the general case to speak a dialect only one of the five segments uses. The /for/* pages already do the per-community targeting, so the general page now talks to the people running any community: admins, moderators, organisers, whoever holds the place together. - hero, search, themes, capabilities, open-source, memberships and closing bands generalised in src/content/site.ts; segment pages keep their targeted copy untouched - site tagline, description and default title follow - README intro and feature bullets speak to community runners, with the club kept as one example among the meitheal list - committee-guide and membership-guide blurbs generalised in the docs manifest, README table regenerated with pnpm site:docs - docs/README.md rows and the quickstart's two club references follow Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Gz3kbhyKmJgUMZjsBZ2oXh
…eral audience The two browser guides were titled for a club's officers. Renamed for whoever actually holds the role, in any kind of community: - committee-guide.md → organiser-guide.md, "The organiser's guide", with a permanent redirect from /docs/committee-guide on the site. The intro and the handful of places that assumed the reader chairs a committee now treat Committee as one name a community might use; the concrete club examples stay. - membership-guide.md keeps its file and URL and becomes "The memberships guide", written for whoever minds the money, with the treasurer kept as the familiar case. - The moderator's guide already fit and is unchanged. Every cross-reference follows: the manifest (slug, file, title), the landing page and segment links, docs/README.md, the quickstart's what-next table, the root README, and the regenerated docs table. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Gz3kbhyKmJgUMZjsBZ2oXh
The follow-through on the guide renames, inside the operator-facing docs: - "A board in a club's colours" becomes "A board in its own colours", reframed so the clubhouse theme is the worked example rather than the assumed case; the jersey and night-kit lines stay, because they describe that theme. The organiser's guide link follows the new anchor. - The moderation guide's appointments now come from "the organisers", and escalations go to them, matching the renamed guide. - Deploying by hand is "not for the organisers" rather than "not for the committee", and the scaling page no longer measures capacity in clubs. The clubhouse theme's own documentation, the demo board's fictional club, and package names are untouched — those are genuinely about clubs. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Gz3kbhyKmJgUMZjsBZ2oXh
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This change updates Meith's marketing copy and documentation to use more inclusive language that appeals to a broader audience beyond just clubs and sports organizations.
Summary
The messaging has been refined to position Meith as a forum solution for any community that wants to self-host, rather than specifically targeting clubs. This includes updating terminology, examples, and descriptions throughout the codebase to be more universally applicable.
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Notable implementation details
site.ts), documentation (README.md,docs/README.md,quickstart.md), manifest files, and metadatahttps://claude.ai/code/session_01Gz3kbhyKmJgUMZjsBZ2oXh