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Admin sign-in
This desk is limited to association administrators.
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Admin desk
Supabase is the system of record. What you change here is live immediately, and the database — not this page — decides what you are allowed to change.
Member view
This is what a member sees when they arrive here: nothing. A member's own page is their listing, at /me. The admin sections are hidden while you preview this role.
This is a preview, not a change of permission. Your session still carries every right the database granted you. Hiding these sections changes what this tab shows; it does not stop an administrator action from succeeding.
Roster
Every record in the directory.
| Member | Category | Status | Consent | Data issue | Edit |
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Meetings
The association's calendar of meetings, newest first. Moving a meeting moves it for everyone — the public site reads this table.
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| Date | Time | Location | Chair | Status | Edit |
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Agenda & minutes
One card per meeting. Minutes are plain Markdown — headings, lists and links. Filing them records the date they were filed.
How the association's mailings are addressed and whether anything is allowed to leave without a person pressing send.
Nothing on this tab sends mail. These settings govern how mailings are addressed and who may send. Mailings themselves are staged, previewed and sent from the Mailings desk; with the mode set to admin_send, nothing leaves until you approve it there.
Outbox
Read-only. Every mailing the system has recorded, with what the provider reported back.
| Subject | Audience | Status | Recipients | Delivered | Bounced | Complaints | Created |
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Events
Community events the association is promoting.
There is no MyHometown.events sync yet. Every event below was typed in by hand, and nothing is imported or refreshed automatically. If an event changes at the source, it changes here only when somebody edits it.
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Invitations
Two kinds of row land here: a member's invitation to a business they know, and a business that asked to join from the Join page. Nothing is sent until you approve it here, and nothing reaches the public directory until the business confirms its details. Approving a member's invitation sends it in the member's name. Approving a request sends the business a note from the association with a link to finish joining.
| Business | Came from | Status | Filed | Actions |
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Who the Gazette named
Every person and business the paper named this week, and which articles the podcast covered. Names from the obituaries, the court column, the letters page and any story about a crime, a death or somebody’s health are removed before they reach this table — see the note at the foot of the page.
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What is not in this table
Three gates run before a name reaches here, and a name has to clear all three. Where it was filed: the obituaries, letters, opinion, commentary, the court and records column and anything about health are excluded outright, and a category nobody has classified is excluded rather than assumed harmless. What the story is about: a community paper files crime under Local News — “Man charged with murdering wife” was on the Local News page — so any story about a crime, a court matter, a death, an injury or a health condition is dropped whatever section it sat in. Who is named inside it: reporters, letter writers, out-of-county public figures and anyone who appears to be under eighteen are left out of an otherwise clean story.
The cost is coverage: roughly a third of what the paper prints never reaches this table, and some of that is over-caution. That is the intended direction.
Administrators
Who can use this desk. An admin may run the association's day-to-day work; a super admin may also change this list and switch mail to automatic sending.
Adding someone here does not create their login. It grants the rights attached to an email address. They sign in with that address the same way members do — by asking for a link at the admin sign-in and clicking it in their inbox.
The association must always keep at least one super admin. The database refuses to remove or demote the last one, and you'll see it say so.
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