> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.fortunaway.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.fortunaway.com/community-and-events/community-overview.md).

# Community Overview

FortunaWay is building a global cultural community around Cultural RWA, onchain identity, Merchant Sage culture, and Eastern commercial civilization.

The community is designed for users, contributors, builders, cultural participants, and ecosystem partners who are interested in cultural heritage, verifiable identity, contribution records, and membership-based participation.

Through Fortuna ID, community members will be able to take part in quests, campaigns, events, content contribution, translation, feedback, and partner activities. Their participation may be recorded through Fortuna Points, Fortuna Credentials, reputation signals, and membership roles.

FortunaWay’s community is not only a communication space. It is a participation network where culture, contribution, and identity can grow together.

### Community Focus

* Cultural RWA education
* Merchant Sage culture and Eastern commercial civilization
* Fortuna ID and onchain identity
* Community quests and campaigns
* Contribution records and credentials
* Global cultural membership
* Ecosystem collaboration

### Community Channels

Official community channels will be listed and updated through FortunaWay’s website, documentation, and social media.


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