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package/templates/aquarium/src/content/blog/show-and-tell-in-photos.md

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+---
+title: "Show & tell night in photos"
+date: 2026-06-30
+authors: ["nadia"]
+description: "Tanks, shrimp and proud keepers: our June show & tell night in pictures."
+image: "/images/post-2.png"
+tags: ["photos", "community"]
+---
+
+Some meetups are better shown than told. Here is June's show & tell night, in pictures.
+
+![Members gathered around the demo tanks](/images/post-1.png)
+*Doors at seven, and the demo tanks drew a crowd before the kettle had even boiled.*
+
+![A planted tank in full colour](/images/post-2.png)
+*Riko's two-year-old planted scape, the deserved star of the evening.*
+
+![The shrimp swap table](/images/post-3.png)
+*The swap table: cherry shrimp, cuttings, and more spare sponge filters than anyone will admit to owning.*
+
+Thanks to everyone who brought a tank, a photo, or just their questions. If you took pictures we missed, send them our way and we will add them to the album.

package/templates/aquarium/src/content/blog/taken-by-the-sea.md

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+---
+title: "Taken by the sea: notes from our first tidepool walk"
+date: 2026-05-16
+authors: ["nadia"]
+description: "Low tide, high spirits: the morning Rocky Cove's freshwater keepers fell for the ocean."
+image: "/images/post-2.png"
+tags: ["field-trip", "community"]
+---
+
+We traded our glass boxes for the real thing: a low-tide morning on the rocks at Rocky Cove.
+
+The club that spends every meetup arguing about water parameters went very quiet in front of the first tidepool. Anemones, hermit crabs, and a sculpin doing its best impression of a rock: nobody's tank has ever been this well aquascaped.
+
+Half of us came home planning a brackish setup, and all of us came home humbled. The ocean has been running the perfect reef tank all along, no protein skimmer required.

package/templates/aquarium/src/content/docs/handbook.mdx

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+---
+weight: 10
+title: "Organizer Handbook"
+eyebrow: "Organizer handbook"
+lead: "Everything you need to run a great meetup. This is the playbook we hand to every organizer and volunteer, the principles and expectations behind a good event. For the step-by-step checklists, see the Runbooks."
+---
+
+import Callout from 'astro-theme-popular/components/Callout.astro';
+
+## Welcome & how to use this
+
+Thank you for helping run Rocky Cove Aquarium Club. Organizing is a team effort, and you are never expected to do it alone. This handbook is the *why* and *what*, the principles and expectations. The [Runbooks](/runbooks/) are the *how*, tick-box checklists you follow the week of an event.
+
+<Callout tone="info" title="Our north star">
+Every decision comes back to one question: *will this help someone who has never been to a meetup feel welcome here?* If yes, we're on the right track.
+</Callout>
+
+Keep this handbook open in a browser tab during planning. Share it freely with new volunteers, nothing here is secret.
+
+## Roles & responsibilities
+
+We keep roles lightweight. One person can wear several hats, and hats rotate so no one burns out.
+
+- **Lead organizer**: owns the calendar, confirms each event, and is the final point of contact.
+- **Venue coordinator**: sources and confirms the space, checks accessibility, and is the on-site contact for the host.
+- **Session wrangler**: finds and briefs session hosts, collects intros and titles, and looks after them on the night.
+- **Comms lead**: creates the event page, writes announcements, and posts recaps across our channels.
+- **Welcome host**: the friendly face at the door: greets arrivals and makes sure no newcomer stands alone.
+
+<Callout tone="tip" title="Two-deep rule">
+Aim for at least two organizers at every event. If one person is unwell or stuck in traffic, the meetup still happens.
+</Callout>
+
+## Meeting cadence & format
+
+We aim for one gathering a month, usually a weekday evening from 6:00 to 8:30 PM. Formats rotate to keep things fresh and to serve everyone:
+
+- **Session night**: one or two hosts lead a topic, with time for questions. The easiest format to run.
+- **Hands-on night**: everyone participates and makes something. Needs helpers roaming the room.
+- **Show & tell**: five-minute shares, great for first-timers.
+- **Social**: a lower-effort month to just connect the community.
+
+A dependable rhythm matters more than a perfect one. If a month is quiet, run a small social rather than skipping entirely.
+
+## Choosing a venue
+
+A good venue is the single biggest lever on how welcoming an event feels. Look for:
+
+- Capacity for 20–40 people, seated, with room to mingle.
+- Step-free access and an accessible washroom, this is non-negotiable.
+- A screen or space suited to your format, and any equipment your sessions need.
+- Within a short walk of transit or with easy parking.
+- A host contact who can let us in, and stay or delegate a key holder.
+
+<Callout tone="warn" title="Always visit first">
+Confirm the room, the setup and the accessible entrance in person (or via a trusted host) before you announce the event. Surprises on the night are stressful for everyone.
+</Callout>
+
+## Finding session hosts
+
+Great hosts are all around us, including in our own audience. We actively lower the bar to leading a session:
+
+- Invite first-timers and offer to co-host or rehearse with them.
+- Keep an ongoing list of members who've mentioned a topic they love.
+- Ask past attendees what they'd like to learn, then find someone to lead it.
+- Reach out to neighbouring community groups for cross-promotion.
+- Always confirm a title, a 2–3 sentence intro, and a photo for promotion.
+
+What we tell every new host: *no experience necessary. Whether it's your first time leading a session or your fiftieth, we welcome you, and we'll help you prepare.*
+
+## Promotion & communications
+
+Consistency beats cleverness. Post early, post again, and always include the essentials: what, when, where, and how to RSVP.
+
+- Create the event on your RSVP platform as the single source of truth.
+- Announce ~2 weeks out, remind ~3 days out, and post a "tonight!" nudge on the day.
+- Cross-post to your usual channels.
+- Use a consistent poster template so every announcement looks unmistakably yours.
+- Write a short recap within a week, photos (with consent) and a thank-you to hosts.
+
+## Budget & sponsorship
+
+Our events are free to attend and run on a shoestring. Most costs are covered in-kind by venue hosts.
+
+- Typical costs: light snacks and drinks. Venues and equipment are usually donated.
+- Ask sponsors for in-kind support (space, food, supplies) before cash.
+- Thank every sponsor publicly, by name, with a link.
+- Keep a simple shared spreadsheet of what was spent and who paid.
+- Never require payment or personal financial details from attendees.
+
+## Safety & Code of Conduct
+
+Every event runs under our [Code of Conduct](/code-of-conduct/). As an organizer you are also a first responder for it.
+
+- Open every event with a brief, warm reminder of the Code of Conduct.
+- Make sure attendees know which organizers to approach with a concern.
+- Take every report seriously, listen without judgement, and protect the reporter's privacy.
+- You can ask anyone to leave whose behaviour makes others unsafe, you have that authority.
+- Debrief with a co-organizer after any incident and log what happened privately.
+
+<Callout tone="warn" title="When in doubt, prioritize safety">
+It is always better to pause an activity, remove a disruptive person, or end early than to let a harmful situation continue. The community will back you.
+</Callout>
+
+## Day-of logistics
+
+The [Day-of runbook](/runbooks/) has the full checklist. In short:
+
+- Arrive 45–60 minutes early to set up the space and the welcome table.
+- Put up simple signage from the entrance to the room.
+- Greet every person as they arrive; hand newcomers a friendly hello, not a form.
+- Start within 10 minutes of the hour; keep sessions to time so people catch transit home.
+- Take a few photos for the recap, always ask before photographing anyone.
+
+## After the event
+
+The event isn't over when the room empties. A tidy wrap-up keeps hosts happy and the community informed.
+
+- Leave the venue cleaner than you found it and thank the host in person.
+- Send thank-you notes to hosts and sponsors within 48 hours.
+- Publish a recap post with photos and shout-outs within a week.
+- Note what worked and what didn't in the shared organizer log.
+- Lock in a date for next month before momentum fades.
+
+<Callout tone="tip" title="Better late than never">
+If a recap slips, publish it anyway. Our community would rather read a late recap than none at all.
+</Callout>

package/templates/aquarium/src/content/docs/runbooks.mdx

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+---
+weight: 20
+title: "Meetup Runbooks"
+eyebrow: "Runbooks"
+lead: "Six short checklists that take you from an empty calendar slot to a published recap. Your progress is saved in your browser, so you can close the tab and pick up where you left off. Start about three weeks before the event."
+---
+
+import Callout from 'astro-theme-popular/components/Callout.astro';
+import Checklist from 'astro-theme-popular/components/Checklist.astro';
+
+## 1 · Book a venue
+
+Lock the room before anything else, the date depends on it. See the handbook's [venue criteria](/handbook/) for what makes a good space.
+
+<Checklist id="rb-venue" items={["Shortlist 2–3 possible venues from our host contacts.","Confirm capacity (20–40), step-free access and an accessible washroom.","Confirm the equipment and setup your format needs.","Agree the date, start/end time and who holds the key.","Visit or verify the room in person.","Get the host's day-of phone number and building access details.","Send the host a written confirmation with date, time and headcount."]} />
+
+## 2 · Line up a session host
+
+A confirmed venue makes it easy to invite a host. Remember: first-timers welcome, offer to help them prepare.
+
+<Checklist id="rb-host" items={["Invite a session host (or two), check our list of members with topics they love.","Confirm the session title and format (talk / hands-on / show & tell).","Collect a 2–3 sentence intro and a photo for promotion.","Share the run of show and expected attendance.","For hands-on nights: confirm any supplies or prep to tell attendees in advance.","Offer a rehearsal or co-hosting to first-timers.","Send a calendar invite with venue address and arrival time."]} />
+
+<Callout tone="info" title="No host this month?">
+Run a show & tell or a social. A dependable rhythm matters more than a packed agenda.
+</Callout>
+
+## 3 · Set up the event page
+
+Your RSVP platform is the single source of truth. Create the event once all the details are firm.
+
+<Checklist id="rb-page" items={["Create the event with title, date and time.","Write a short, warm description: what, who it's for, and that everyone is welcome.","Add the venue address and accessibility notes.","Set a sensible capacity matching the room.","Add the host's name, session title and intro.","Upload the event image.","Turn on a waitlist and a reminder email."]} />
+
+## 4 · Promote the event
+
+Post early, remind often. Use the [communications guidance](/handbook/) for channels and timing.
+
+<Checklist id="rb-promote" items={["Announce ~2 weeks out across your channels.","Make the poster with your template.","Post a reminder ~3 days before with the RSVP link.","Post a \"tonight!\" nudge on the day of the event.","Thank confirmed sponsors/hosts in the announcements.","Ask the session host to share the event with their network."]} />
+
+## 5 · Day-of run of show
+
+Arrive early, set a warm tone, and keep to time so everyone catches transit home.
+
+<Checklist id="rb-dayof" items={["Arrive 45–60 minutes early; set up the room and test any equipment.","Set up the welcome table and put up signage from the entrance.","Lay out snacks and drinks.","Greet every arrival; give newcomers a warm, personal hello.","Open with a brief Code of Conduct reminder and housekeeping.","Introduce the session host; keep things to time.","Take a few photos, always ask consent first.","Thank everyone, announce next month's date, and close up safely."]} />
+
+<Callout tone="warn" title="Safety first, always">
+You have the authority to pause an activity or ask someone to leave if behaviour makes others unsafe. See the [Code of Conduct](/code-of-conduct/).
+</Callout>
+
+## 6 · Post-event recap
+
+A tidy wrap-up keeps hosts happy and the community in the loop.
+
+<Checklist id="rb-recap" items={["Leave the venue cleaner than you found it; thank the host in person.","Send thank-you notes to hosts and sponsors within 48 hours.","Pick a few consented photos for the recap.","Write and publish a short recap post with shout-outs.","Log what worked and what didn't in the organizer notes.","Confirm next month's date and venue."]} />
+
+<Callout tone="tip" title="Better late than never">
+If the recap slips, publish it anyway, our community would rather read a late one than none at all.
+</Callout>

package/templates/aquarium/src/content/events/aquascaping-night.md

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+---
+title: "Aquascaping night: planted tanks & CO₂"
+date: 2026-08-18
+description: "Layouts, substrate, light and the great CO₂ question. Bring photos of your scape, or your plans for one."
+image: "/images/post-2.png"
+tags: ["workshop", "plants"]
+time: "6:30 PM – 8:30 PM"
+venue: "The Boathouse Café"
+address: "48 Harbour Lane, Rocky Cove"
+speaker: "Guest host: a member's jungle tank, dissected"
+checkin: "Bring photo ID for the building sign-in sheet."
+rsvp: "https://example.com/rsvp"
+---
+
+Layouts, substrate, light and the great CO₂ question. Bring photos of your scape, or your plans for one.

package/templates/aquarium/src/content/events/fresh-vs-salt.md

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+---
+title: "Freshwater vs saltwater: the friendly debate"
+date: 2026-04-14
+description: "Two panels, one question, zero casualties. What each side wishes the other knew."
+image: "/images/post-2.png"
+tags: ["panel"]
+time: "6:30 PM – 8:30 PM"
+venue: "Rocky Cove Community Hall"
+address: "12 Shoreline Rd, Rocky Cove"
+speaker: "A panel of keepers from both camps"
+rsvp: "https://example.com/rsvp"
+---
+
+Two panels, one question, zero casualties. What each side wishes the other knew.

package/templates/aquarium/src/content/events/new-tank-101.md

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+---
+title: "New tank 101"
+date: 2026-07-21
+description: "A gentle, hands-on introduction to setting up your first aquarium: tank size, cycling, stocking, and the mistakes we all made so you don't have to."
+image: "/images/post-1.png"
+tags: ["workshop", "beginners"]
+time: "6:30 PM – 8:30 PM"
+venue: "Rocky Cove Community Hall"
+address: "12 Shoreline Rd, Rocky Cove"
+speaker: "Hosted by club organizers"
+rsvp: "https://example.com/rsvp"
+---
+
+A gentle, hands-on introduction to setting up your first aquarium: tank size, cycling, stocking, and the mistakes we all made so you don't have to.

package/templates/aquarium/src/content/events/shrimp-social-swap.md

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+---
+title: "Shrimp social & swap meet"
+date: 2026-09-15
+description: "Our favourite night of the season: trade cuttings, colonies and coral frags, and meet the people behind the tanks."
+image: "/images/post-3.png"
+tags: ["swap", "social"]
+time: "6:00 PM – 8:00 PM"
+venueWanted: true
+address: "Venue host wanted: get in touch!"
+speaker: "Bring your spare plants, shrimp and frags"
+rsvp: "https://example.com/rsvp"
+---
+
+Our favourite night of the season: trade cuttings, colonies and coral frags, and meet the people behind the tanks.

package/templates/aquarium/src/content/events/vancouver-aquarium-trip.md

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+---
+title: "Field trip: Vancouver Aquarium"
+date: 2026-02-21
+description: "A group day trip to see how the professionals do it, and argue about which exhibit has the best aquascape."
+image: "/images/post-3.png"
+tags: ["field-trip", "social"]
+time: "10:00 AM – 2:00 PM"
+venue: "Vancouver Aquarium"
+address: "845 Avison Way, Vancouver"
+speaker: "A behind-the-glass day out"
+rsvp: "https://example.com/rsvp"
+---
+
+A group day trip to see how the professionals do it, and argue about which exhibit has the best aquascape.

package/templates/aquarium/src/content/organizers/nadia.md

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+---
+title: "Nadia Reyes"
+weight: 10
+role: "Lead organizer"
+photo: "/images/organizer-1.png"
+description: "Keeps the club running, welcomes newcomers, and can identify most plecos on sight."
+social:
+  - label: "Email"
+    icon: "fa-solid fa-envelope"
+    url: "mailto:hello@example.com"
+---
+
+

package/templates/aquarium/src/content/organizers/tom.md

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+---
+title: "Tom Okada"
+weight: 20
+role: "Workshops & tank tours"
+photo: "/images/organizer-2.png"
+description: "Runs our hands-on nights and the annual member tank tour. Planted-tank evangelist."
+social:
+  - label: "Email"
+    icon: "fa-solid fa-envelope"
+    url: "mailto:hello@example.com"
+---
+
+

package/templates/aquarium/src/content/organizers/volunteer.md

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+---
+title: "Volunteer with us"
+weight: 30
+role: "This could be you"
+photo: "/images/organizer-3.png"
+description: "We're always looking for more hands, from welcoming people at the door to organizing the swap table."
+social:
+  - label: "Email"
+    icon: "fa-solid fa-envelope"
+    url: "mailto:hello@example.com"
+---
+
+

package/templates/aquarium/src/content/pages/about.mdx

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+---
+title: "About us"
+eyebrow: "About us"
+lead: "A fictional aquarium club, demo content for the Popular theme."
+---
+
+import Callout from 'astro-theme-popular/components/Callout.astro';
+
+Rocky Cove Aquarium Club brings together aquarium keepers of every kind, freshwater, saltwater, planted, brackish, and the ones still cycling their first tank. We meet monthly to share what we're keeping, learn from each other, and trade the occasional bag of shrimp.
+
+No experience necessary. Some of our favourite meetings have been carried by a member's very first betta setup.
+
+<Callout tone="info" title="This is an Astro demo site">
+Rocky Cove Aquarium Club is a fictional community, made up to demonstrate the **Popular** Astro theme. Replace this content with your own, every page here is an editable example.
+</Callout>
+
+## Land acknowledgement
+
+Add your community's land acknowledgement or welcome statement here, this demo keeps it as a placeholder.
+
+<a class="g-btn g-btn--primary" href="https://example.com/rsvp"><i class="fa-solid fa-calendar" aria-hidden="true"></i> RSVP</a>

package/templates/aquarium/src/content/pages/code-of-conduct.mdx

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+---
+title: "Code of Conduct"
+eyebrow: "Code of Conduct"
+lead: "Everyone is welcome, and everyone is safe. This applies to all our events, online spaces and channels."
+---
+
+import Callout from 'astro-theme-popular/components/Callout.astro';
+
+## The short version
+
+Be kind. Be respectful. Assume good faith. Rocky Cove Aquarium Club is a community of people with a wide range of backgrounds and experience, and we're here to enjoy this together. Harassment and exclusionary behaviour are never acceptable.
+
+## Expected behaviour
+
+- Be welcoming, friendly and patient, especially with newcomers.
+- Be considerate in your speech and actions, and respectful of differing viewpoints.
+- Assume the person you're talking to knows things you don't, and vice versa.
+- Give others space and time to speak; make room for quieter voices.
+
+## Unacceptable behaviour
+
+- Harassment, intimidation, or discrimination in any form.
+- Offensive comments related to gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, disability, physical appearance, race, ethnicity, religion or experience level.
+- Unwelcome sexual attention, or deliberate intimidation, stalking or following.
+- Sustained disruption of sessions or other events.
+- Photographing or recording someone without their consent.
+
+<Callout tone="warn" title="Reporting">
+If you experience or witness behaviour that makes you feel unsafe, tell any organizer at the event, or email **hello@example.com**. Reports are taken seriously and handled with discretion, and we will always protect the privacy of the person reporting.
+</Callout>
+
+## Consequences
+
+Organizers may take any action they deem appropriate, up to and including warning the person, asking them to leave the event, or barring them from future events. Organizers have full authority to protect the safety and comfort of the community.
+
+---
+
+*This Code of Conduct is adapted from the [Django Code of Conduct](https://www.djangoproject.com/conduct/) (CC-BY 3.0) and the [Geek Feminism anti-harassment policy template](https://geekfeminism.fandom.com/wiki/Community_anti-harassment/Policy) (CC0). Adapt it to your community, it's part of the theme's example content.*

package/templates/aquarium/src/content/pages/get-involved.mdx

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+---
+title: "Get involved"
+eyebrow: "Get involved"
+lead: "Our community runs on people who step up, to host a session, to offer a space, to sponsor, and simply to show up. Here's how you can help."
+---
+
+## Host a session
+
+We're always looking for members to lead a session! No experience necessary. Whether it's your first time or your fiftieth, we welcome you, and we'll help you prepare, rehearse, or even co-host.
+
+Sessions run 20–30 minutes; show & tell spots are just five. Bring anything our community would love.
+
+<a class="g-btn g-btn--primary" href="mailto:hello@example.com?subject=Session%20idea"><i class="fa-solid fa-hand-sparkles" aria-hidden="true"></i> Suggest a session</a>
+
+## Offer a venue
+
+Have a room for 20–40 people, near transit, with step-free access? You can host our next gathering. Community halls, cafés and workplaces make wonderful hosts. See the [venue checklist](/handbook/) for what we look for.
+
+We'll bring the community and the program; you bring the room. We always thank our hosts publicly by name.
+
+<a class="g-btn g-btn--outline" href="mailto:hello@example.com?subject=Venue"><i class="fa-solid fa-location-dot" aria-hidden="true"></i> Get in touch</a>
+
+## Sponsor & support
+
+Rocky Cove Aquarium Club is free to attend and runs on in-kind support. Sponsors can provide space, food or supplies, and are thanked by name with a link at the event and in our recap.
+
+<a class="g-btn g-btn--primary" href="https://example.com/donate"><i class="fa-solid fa-heart" aria-hidden="true"></i> Support the club</a>