Currently, the ESCET website front page mentions the ESCET community and that `Eclipse ESCET is an open-source project. Don't hesitate to contact us in case of questions or to report issues. We also welcome your contributions.` The focus right now is more towards the ESCET community of *developers*, but not really the community of *users*. Information on which organizations are using ESCET, or some recent success stories of using ESCET are missing. Recently, @ddennis, @lmoormann, and I had a brief brainstorm discussion on what we could do. We would like to continue this brainstorm of ideas here, so everyone can participate. Some initial thoughs we had were (these were the ones I noted down; I might have missed some) - A news page with recent developments inside the ESCET community. For example, announcing upcomming conference/event presentations on (work with) ESCET, like the recent High Tech Systems Center Research Meetup ([link](https://www.tue.nl/en/our-university/calendar-and-events/05-09-2024-htsc-research-meet)). - A page with past, current, and future research projects involving ESCET. - A page with user stories from several organizations using ESCET. - A list with links to public repositories with ESCET models. Feel free to contribute with ideas. I would like to limit this issue to ideas that could be realized using our ESCET website; ideas like physical meetups are good ideas, but should be discussed in another issue. Relates to #243, #673.