# Community Profile

The 'Community Profile' page is the page where the most fundamental customisations are made for your community including community name, description of your community, and community links

This page can only be accessed by admins & moderators. The Community Profile page can be found on the left sidebar of any community that you are a moderator or admin of under the Admin Capabilities tab.

All of the customisations that you can make on this page are:

* Community Name
* Community Description
* Community links (website, Discord, Element, Telegram, GitHub)
* Tags to help people find your community
* Custom stages
* Banner (an option to pin a short message at the top of your community)
* Adding & updating a logo
* Custom domain (currently requires technical support from core team)
* Default view (Discussions, Overview, or Home Page)
* Toggling viewing stages off and on

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