Outline Community Hub
The Outline Community Hub helps Jigsaw better serve the community that uses Outline and Outline SDK. It is hosted by Team CommUNITY.
- Connect with Outline staff and community members
- Get access to information, documentation, best tips, and FAQs
- Collaborate with other technologists over technical challenges and time-sensitive censorship crises
- Provide feedback that can improve Outline and the further develop SDK
Upcoming Meetups
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| Read Notes from past meetups. |
October 30: Outline Managers Meetup
Join us for the first ever Outline Manager Meetup. During this gathering, you will:
- Learn about updates and new developments you should be aware of.
- Get your questions answered by the Jigsaw team, as well as learn tips and best-practices.
- Network with other users of Outline Manager
This is also a great place for folks new to Outline Manager to familiarize themselves with the tool.
How to Join the Hub
1. The Community Hub is made for a diversity of users and groups. Your first step should be joining our low volume, announce-only mailing list where we share upcoming events and updates.
2. We also have an Outline channel on the TCU Mattermost, where you can connect with the Outline team and other users. Check out these instructions to find out how to join our Mattermost.
Typical members include:
- Outline Service Providers who are providing Outline service to their organizations, community(s), and/or user base to address barriers such as national firewalls, hostile networks, etc. They want to improve their understanding of Outline Manager and learn how to manage their service more efficiently.
- Circumvention App Creators who want to use Outline's foundational building blocks and open-source strategies.
- Media & Communications App Creators who want to embed advanced networking strategies directly into their apps, bypassing unwanted network interference and unlocking access to their content.
- Users of Outline Client trying to circumvent online barriers to access the Internet, including activists, CSO's, journalists, and tech-aware citizens.
