Profiles
What others see when they view you on a Barazo forum, and how your activity carries across the network.
Your profile is how the forum shows who you are. It pulls from your AT Protocol account, so your handle, display name, and avatar are the same ones you use across the network.
What's on it
- Your handle and display name
- Your avatar and, where set, a short bio
- Your activity on the forum: the topics you've started and the replies you've made
Because your identity comes from your account, editing your display name or avatar on your provider updates how you appear here too.
Your activity is your reputation
Barazo doesn't invent a score for you. What stands in for reputation is the work itself: the discussions you started, the answers you gave, the reactions those earned. Your profile is a record of what you actually contributed, not a number we assigned.
Identity that travels
Your profile isn't locked to one forum. The same account carries your identity to every Barazo forum and every other AT Protocol app. Post on one community and move to another, and you're still recognizably you, with the same handle and the same history behind you.
Editing your profile
Update your profile from your account settings. Some fields come from your provider (handle, display name, avatar) and some are specific to how a forum presents you. The forum shows you which is which.
Related
- Your account and identity: where your profile data lives
- Reactions: the activity that shows on your profile
- Staying safe: controlling who can reach you