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A message from Sol

Thanks for wandering here and taking a chance.

If you are wondering what you’ve stumbled upon, I present to you the start of a gathering place that’s meant to slowly change the way power is socially distributed across the United States.

In an era of money = speech, I envision the final counter that citizens can take together, gathering their voices and passing judgment upon the corporations and wealthy individuals who seek to weaken the voice of the people.

This is not a place where we stand divided, but a place where we gather our voices together in discontent.

Thank you for lending your voice to the cause,

Sol

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Your privacy and safety

Capcreds is built so you can hold powerful organizations to account — including your own employer — without putting yourself at risk. Here is exactly what other people can and cannot see.

What stays private

Your votes. How you rate an entity is never shown with your name attached. Scores display only anonymized totals and the distribution of ratings.

Who pledged. When you pledge to an action, the pledge count is public, but the list of people behind it is not. Others see “120 pledged,” not who.

Your identity in private-handle communities. In communities that use community user# identities, you appear under a pseudonymous community handle instead of your public profile name. Site admins can still review underlying accounts for safety and abuse prevention. Communities that use public profile names show your normal Capcreds identity.

What is public

Your public profile (your chosen display name, username, and any title you add), the posts and comments you publish, the actions you create, and aggregate counts like pledges and sparks may all be visible. Treat anything you post or create as visible to anyone.

Organizing against an employer

If you’re organizing where being identified could carry a cost, keep your display name and profile free of identifying details, use the pseudonymous community identity, and remember that an action you create is public even though pledging to someone else’s action is not.

An honest caveat

No online platform can promise perfect anonymity. These protections control what Capcreds shows other users; they can’t change how the wider internet works. For anything high-risk, take the same care you would anywhere online.

See also: how scoring works.