Qumuna newsletters explained

Short answer: Qumuna newsletters let authorized community leaders turn updates into structured issues that can be drafted, previewed, published, and shared with the intended audience. They complement announcements when a community needs a more editorial, email-friendly format.

Compose and review an issue

Authors build an issue from content blocks, can add and crop images, and can preview the reader and email versions before publication. Drafts remain editable until the community is ready to publish, so writing and review do not have to happen in one sitting.

Choose the audience and publish

An issue can be public or limited to members, depending on the community's purpose. Publishing and email delivery are controlled actions for authorized leaders and remain subject to the community's plan, storage, sender agreement, and email limits; saving a draft does not silently send it.

Subscribers, delivery, and responsibility

Communities can collect subscriber contacts, provide public issue and unsubscribe pages, and review available email statistics. Leaders remain responsible for permission to contact recipients, accurate content, accessible images, and a sensible sending rhythm; the feature does not replace consent or editorial judgment.

Related resources

• Qumuna announcements explained
• How do we start a new community on Qumuna?

Next step

Draft one short issue for a representative group, preview both versions, and confirm the audience before publishing. When you are ready, create a Qumuna community and test the complete workflow.