Great lists so far! Some things I would add depending on your organization’s size or the number of people involved in maintaining/taking care of the community. Some of these might be redundant. I’m looking through my Confluence docs so this might be too specific.
Roles and Responsibilities. Our community is managed by a team of 1 under the support umbrella. We are built on insided (platform) and only have 5 admin seats. The amount to increase this is out of our budget so we created a support login (in case anyone besides myself needs to login: vacations, etc.). We also outlined our expectations for other teams on how often they need to check the community to answer questions that fall within their expertise.
Employee Engagement Guidelines. What’s ok and what’s not ok to post. General guidelines on how to answer questions.
How and When to Ban Community Members
How to Collect Member Feedback About Our Product. We use Productboard for this and set up an integration with Zapier.com.
Community Events and How to Run Them
How to Submit Events to Appear in the Community. This is for the marketing and success teams.
How to Push Conversations to Support. Not all conversations are meant for our community. Things like billing will be moved to our support channels.
Community Metrics Reporting: what are we reporting and where can we find those analytics within the community.