Help

No. Posts and comments only ever show your @handle. Your real name is stored but never rendered to other members by default. You can opt to share your real name with a specific connection — and only that connection — through the Identity & privacy section in Settings.

After the first 30 days, yes. During onboarding you can also pick from a fresh list of generated handles. The 30-day cooldown is intentional — it stops people from rotating handles to dodge accountability.

Only if you opt in to that explicitly. The default is off. Even with the toggle on, mods only ever see real names in the context of an open Trust & Safety case.

Yes — any time, from Identity & privacy in Settings. Revocation is immediate.

Levels are granted via the invite chain — each level you can issue starts at one tier below yours. Posting and commenting earn karma but don't auto-promote you; level changes are deliberate.

Each level has an invite allocation that refreshes every 30 days. Higher levels get more invites and a higher storage cap. Your current allocation is shown in your Karma panel on /feed.

You'll need to verify your email first. Check your inbox for the verification link — or click Resend on the verify-email page if you can't find it.

Yes. Open the post, hit Edit, save your changes. The post will display an 'edited' tag with the timestamp.

Soft-delete: your post becomes [removed by author] but the comment thread stays visible so the conversation survives.

There's no follow. Connections are mutual: one party requests, the other accepts. DMs are connections-only — you can't message someone you're not connected with.

No. Connecting and revealing your name are two separate consents. By default a connection only sees your handle.

Settings → Account → Delete account. This is permanent and removes your handle, posts, comments, and DMs.

Use the 'Forgot password' link on the sign-in page. We'll email you a reset link that's valid for one hour.