1. Documentation

If you want new Deternet hubs to pop out of the ground globally, you need next to a great ethos also the easy explained documentation that even non technical people can understand. Hence, at this moment we made documentation including video explanations for the following sectors. For more information you can click on the documentation page that brings you straight there

1. telecom.deternet.org: The telecom page is the wiki that explains briefly the history of telecom, the current oligopoly of the telecom industry and how Deternet wants to change that. On this documentation wiki we will explain all the ins and outs on how to setup a complete telecom infrastructure in any region with different obstacles. Now, since in telecom you deal with reality there are many different ways you can install cables in the most efficient ways. We hope to explain that here as good as possible. We get input from experts all over the world and hub experiences that are shared as well. 
2. hardware.deternet.org
3. software.deternet.org
4. hosting.deternet.org

DETERNET INTERNATIONAL

1. nationalsociety.org: This is the main website for each countries national society. Just as with the Red Cross each country has its own national society that deals with all the local laws, finances, funding and challenges. All of their findings will also be publicly available s.t playbooks can be used for countries with similar laws and or challenges as well

HUBS

1. hub.deternethubname.org: The hub website can be used for all information related to the local deternet hub. That is to plan lectures, work groups, clinics and training to help volunteers prepare to work and solve problems in the field

HOSTING

The HOSTING documentation website describes completely the ins and outs of hosting your own applications and where to host them with all the pros and cons

1. Homelab
2. Backupfriends
3. VPS in Deternet Community Datacenter

1.Homelab: The homelab section as is in the name focuses on how to setup a small homelab yourself at youfor yourself but also for friends and family as well. It explains what hardware to get, the different app deployment workflows, how to do backups, monitor, do updates, get notifications and what not. It focuses on deploying applications at home! 

Maybe on the telecom page we should have the promotion for why Deternet telecom is important 

Now, we will go to the hub level