Every paper carries a handful of standing pages: who we are, who works here, how we handle corrections, how to reach us. Your publication gets the same set, written by you and rendered by us.
The seven pages
About — your history, your mission, the community you serve. Team — an optional introduction, above a list of everyone on your masthead. You don't retype anyone: each person's photo and short bio come from their own profile, so the list stays right when someone updates theirs or joins the publication. Policies — corrections, ethics, ownership, how you handle a complaint. Contact — how readers reach the newsroom: tips, letters, phone, address. Advertise — who your readers are and what you offer. We add a link to the advertising request form at the bottom, so a business reading it can start straight away. Support — why reader support matters and what it pays for. FAQ — the questions readers ask you most.
Writing them
From your publications, open the publication and choose Pages. Each page has a heading and a body; the body takes the same simple formatting our stories do — bold, italics, and links, nothing more.
Write only the pages you want. A page you leave blank doesn't exist: it stays out of your publication's navigation and its address returns a not-found, so readers never meet an empty shell. Delete a page later and it disappears the same way. You can write one today and the rest whenever.
Where readers find them
Each page has its own address under your publication, and it's linked from your publication's profile. If you publish on your own domain, the same pages appear there too, wearing your masthead — one thing to write, two places it shows up.
These pages are written on the web. The iOS and Android apps show them to readers inside your publication, but the writing happens here.