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# How to host a group of developer communities on Commudle

### How to add communities to your organization?

* Click on the Go To Admin Panel Button
* You will be navigated to your Admin Panel page

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* When you reach the dashboard, you can see the communities section.
* The communities section lets you create new communities and manage them accordingly.

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### Managing Communities

* Click on the New Community button and create it.
* You can add a bunch of communities by clicking on the New Community button

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* You can enable Email Visibility if you want to see the email IDs of the members
* If you turn it off, you will restrict them from downloading the CSV sheet
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You can enable or disable the Payment Status of different communities using the toggle button.
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* Click on the dashboard button to go to the dashboard of each community respectively.
* You can check the status of your community by clicking on the Stats button.

### Adding Admin Team

* Go to the left sidebar and click on the Admin Team
* There, you can add a teammate, enter their mail and send them invitations
* You can remove a teammate by clicking on the remove button

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