Introducing the new MDN community page! 📣

[pransh]

Hi @everyone! 👋

I'm Pranshu, MDN's Community Manager, and I'm here to share our revamped community page. I think it might be fun for you to see, it and come over to check if you'd like to join the MDN community or contribute to what we are building! ❤️

MDN has always been a space where people connect, collaborate, and grow. Today, we're excited to launch our brand-new Community page, which will make it easier than ever for you to engage with MDN and contribute to the web's future.

We’re launching this during Hacktoberfest, a celebration of open source, and we couldn’t think of a better time to welcome more contributors to our community. Whether you're a developer, writer, or just getting started, there are countless ways to get involved and leave your mark on MDN!

What's New?
✨ Highlighting our contributors' incredible work, ensuring that every effort is recognized.
✨ Get to know the people behind MDN with personal stories that celebrate our community.
✨ good-first-issues at the front, jumping in has never been easier.

We’re thrilled about what lies ahead for MDN and the incredible community that makes it all possible. Visit the new page, join the conversation, and let’s continue building a better web together! ❤️

Check it out and tell us what you think!

• Blog → https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/blog/new-community-page/
• Community Page →https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/community

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[demotwo94]

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[kxra]

I've noticed that only new posts seem to get moderated, editing posts & comments sit in the queue and rot unless you make a new post under the idea. There's also no way to delete unmoderated comments/posts that you no longer want to publish. 

[ryangray01]

This is such an exciting update, Pranshu! 🎉 The new MDN Community page feels like the perfect recipe—a mix of collaboration, inspiration, and a welcoming space where everyone can add their unique flavor. It’s like a well-balanced vegan cookie—nourishing, inclusive, and made for sharing.

[PamelaT]

The new community page looks clean, welcoming, and super easy to navigate. Perfect timing with Hacktoberfest, too. 

[MiamiNeonSign]

This new MDN community page is exciting it feels like a good step toward bringing people together who use Mozilla for learning and development Having a space like this can help users share knowledge resources and support each other in meaningful ways.