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--- hortus:start:public_access [2026/04/08 11:06] – savino.frisardi
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 ===== Start here =====
-HORTUS is a **public-first platform**.
 ==== Use this chapter when you need to... ====
-  * browse Projects, Events, News, Experts, Marketplace
+  * understand what HORTUS is before and after sign-in
-  * access support content and documentation
+  * register, sign in, or choose an identity route
-  * use global search to explore the platform
+  * activate the contributor role you need to work on the platform
-  * open detail pages to evaluate content before registering
+  * understand the moderated publication lifecycle before you contribute
-Typical visitor actions:
+====  Main roles ====
-  * Navigate using the top menu
+  * Visitor
-  * Use global search to find content across modules
+  * signed-in user
-  * Inspect project pages, expert profiles, and resources
+  * contributor
-  * Decide whether to sign in based on needs
+** Related chapters **
+  * [[hortus:navigation|Navigate the interface]]
+  * [[hortus:profile|Build your public profile]]
+  * [[hortus:publish|Create and publish content]]
+HORTUS is the integrated digital collaboration environment developed in the ITSERR context for Religious Studies. It combines a moderated marketplace of research outputs, project pages, event and news publishing, expert discovery, social interaction, workspace storage, metadata management, and dissemination routes into one user-facing platform.
+As a public-first environment, HORTUS lets you read a large amount of content before authentication. After sign-in, the platform adds personal tools such as notifications, messaging, favourites, workspace access, contribution flows, and role-dependent creation actions
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+==== Public entry points and visitor experience ====
+  * Use the top navigation to move between Projects, Events, News, Experts, Marketplace, Support, Social, and other public sections.
+  * Use the global search field when you are not yet sure whether the thing you need is a person, a project, a news item, or a resource
+  * Open public detail pages to understand a project, inspect a resource, or evaluate an expert profile before deciding whether to sign in.
+  * understand the moderated publication lifecycle before you contribute
+  * Use public support content if you need a manual or a short answer before you start contributing
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