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# Content request :pencil2: Suggest ideas for new content! ## Checklist - [x] This issue is not a duplicate, I've searched the Issue Tracker - [x] This issue is not a question, I'm aware that I can submit questions via [Mastodon](https://hostux.social/@don_atoms/), [Twitter](https://nitter.net/gofoss_today), [Email](mailto:gofoss@protonmail.com), [Reddit](https://teddit.net/u/gofosstoday/) or [Matrix](https://matrix.to/#/#gofoss-community:matrix.org/) - [x] This issue is a content request, and not a bug report, feature request, or anything other ## What are you missing or what could be improved? I keep reading articles about how to secure my network properly ([https://gofoss.today/secure-domain](https://gofoss.today/secure-domain)) and what do all sort of things mean (despite reading like 10 articles on "reverse proxy" I still don't think I quite understand what it is), but they never seem to clearly explain what exactly is being prevented. --- Hi! I think your website is wonderful source of suggestions on what software to use for what purpose. In that regard I have absolutely no qualms. Admittedly, I rarely use the individual guides for installation, as I prefer use Docker for everything. Still, it's great to have such consistent and well arranged source at my disposal. In regard to what I complained about, in all fairness to you, I couldn't find the answers anywere, not just your website. While it is quite clear what I can expect from a photo or password managers, it's not quite as clear what benefit I will gain from using Pi-hole as a DHCP server. That's in short where my trouble stems from - I don't have the network knowledge required to understand how I could benefit from a DHCP server (that's not the the default one on my router). ## What is the solution you'd like to see? 1. clarify how DuckDNS works & what it does 2. clarify how Let's Encrypt works & what it does 3. clarify how Pi-Hole works & what it does 4. clarify how a Reverse Proxy works & what it does 5. clarify how OpenVPN works & what it does ## Do you have additional comments? N/A

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