What people make here
Who Hub Nexus is for, and what they make with it.
AboutHub Nexus is for people who make something others can learn from, and want it kept current, credited and paid for. Five kinds of people use it most.
Writers and experts
Write what you know as a page — an article, a film, a recording, pictures or files. Readers can propose improvements; you decide what goes in, and every version is kept. Readers support the page once or every month, and you share what it earns with the people who helped.
How to write a page and get paid
Open textbooks and reference works
Books, courses and references that many people keep up to date: each chapter is a page, read in order in a publication; every change is reviewed and credited, and each licence is kept — Creative Commons included.
An open textbook: Structural Biochemistry
Newsletters and curated series
Gather pages into a publication: whoever follows it gets each new page by email, with your note. Readers can support it every month; half goes to its curators, half to the people behind its pages.
Teams that need approvals
A workspace keeps your organization's pages private, with approvals by named groups, signed approvals for regulated work (21 CFR Part 11), single sign-on, provisioning and an audit log. And deleting deletes for real.
Workspaces: private pages for your team
Translators and communities
A translation is a page of its own, joined to the others, with its own maintainers and supporters. Each reader is offered the version in their language, and a community can keep every language current.