• might be good to have somewhere that we can review a built version
• I'm a bit hesitant about having "community" and "community-meetings". Before we go too far down this road, we might review the overall structure of the website (e.g. compared to other projects in pydata)

Thanks for having a look,@joshmoore.

• I'm a bit hesitant about having "community" and "community-meetings". Before we go too far down this road, we might review the overall structure of the website (e.g. compared to other projects in pydata)

I looked at the community pages of several projects under the PyData ecosystem.

• NumPy andSciPy have a page where they have listed the community meetings and different ways how a user can interact with the project and participate in the discussions.
  This is already covered in community meetings, and join the community section.

• Pandas doesn't have a dedicated community page; instead, they have a dropdown which expands to their blog, StackOverflow, COC, andecosystem.

• Matplotlib doesn't seem to have a community page, or I didn't find one.

• SciKit-Learn community page directs to their blog.

Let me know if there are any other projects I should be looking at.

After reading this, I have added a small intro text at the top here:

I didn't mention the blog explicitly, as it can be seen and accessed from the sidebar. Let me know what you all think. Thanks!

PS. While at this, I also sent a PR to update the COC to the latest version:zarr-developers/.github#2

Let me know if there are any other projects I should be looking at.

None in particular. But I still find community/ and community-calls/ a bit surprising. e.g. why not calls as a subpage of community? It might be good to map out a sitemap for all the pages you're considering so that we can have a logical growth of the overall site.

Thanks,@joshmoore. Merging this now.