The Community page is a public directory of watch configurations. It exists to show you which pages other people find worth monitoring, and how they set them up. Copying a setup across is not part of it — see below.
Browsing
Watches are grouped into categories: Price Monitoring, Job Tracking, Competitor Intel, Restock Alerts, Government & Tenders, Real Estate, News & Media, and Other. Each entry shows the page being watched and its category.
Every published watch also has a public page at sitespy.app/community/<name>, readable without an account.
Watching the same page yourself
Open an entry to see what somebody watches and how they set it up. To follow the same page, use Watch This Page Yourself — it takes you to the dashboard with the address filled in, and the picker opens so you choose what to follow on your own. Nothing else is carried across.
One-click cloning used to copy the whole configuration. It was removed because what a watch follows is the part that decides whether it is useful, and inheriting a stranger’s choice — or their lack of one, when the entry was published without filters — meant starting with a monitor that alerted on everything.
If you want somebody’s exact configuration, ask them for a share link instead. That is a deliberate act by the person who built the watch, rather than a public entry standing in for one.
Publishing
Click + Publish, choose one of your watches, pick a category, and optionally add an author name to be credited.
Publishing is public and includes the watch URL, its title, and its filter configuration. Do not publish watches whose URL contains a token, a session ID, a private or unlisted page, or anything else you would not post openly. Your email address and API key are never published.
Removing a published watch
Unpublish it from the same page. The public entry and its permalink disappear; any watch someone already created from it stays in their account, because it was always an independent watch. 
