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Start here to discover the community, new contributions and the available sections.
Kestufela brings people, ideas and places together. This guide explains how to explore public content, use TAGs, contact other members and contribute.
The site's existing publications, profiles, messages and other stored data are currently mainly in French. They remain in the language in which their authors wrote them: the English interface does not automatically translate database content. Members may use other languages in their local contributions, where appropriate. A TAG retains its original stored value, with an English explanation shown beneath it.
Use the main navigation to open a section. Public articles and geographical directories can be read without an account. Explore a French region or a country, then narrow the view to a section and a TAG. Search and sorting controls help you find specific contributions. The URL after /english/ uses the same segments as the French site.
Start here to discover the community, new contributions and the available sections.
Find members by interests or proximity and view their public profiles.
Manage your presentation, locations, preferred places, preferences and publications.
Keep private conversations with members, including the context of an article or place.
Explore questions, ideas, personal accounts and practical information by TAG and territory.
Discover useful initiatives, services and shared resources.
Browse local offers, requests, exchanges and discoveries.
See aggregated audience and content figures without individual visitor details.
Browse members’ publicly shared favourite places on the world map.
Recipes, cooking tips and regional food practices.
Regional words, accents, expressions and translations.
Natural, historic and unusual places to discover.
Ideas for outings and experiences to share as a pair.
The Club's introduction is public. Its sections are available to signed-in members who have opened at least one Club section during their session.
A TAG groups contributions around a topic. Its original label is kept in search and filter parameters; where a known TAG has an English equivalent, that translation appears below the original label. Select “All TAGs” to remove a TAG filter.
Create an account and validate your email to publish, vote, reply or exchange private messages. Each form shows its required information and available privacy choices. Your own publications and account preferences can be managed from My profile. If you cannot sign in, use the account recovery process.
Some profiles and illustrations are marked as demonstrations so they can be distinguished from community contributions. Public geographical information is displayed only according to the visibility choices made for each contribution.