looking up your account…
your account
who you are, what you are paying, what you have posted, what you are using, and the way out — all of it behind one sign-in.
your introduction
the one thing on this board you write about something other than a patch. It stands on your page, under your name, as text and only ever as text — no links, no markup, just what you said.
your instagram
the one link your page carries, under your introduction. Type the name, paste the url out of the address bar, or leave the @ on it — all three arrive as the same name. An empty box takes the link off your page again.
your name, and your url
the first is the byline on everything you post, settled when the account was made; the second is where your page stands. Changing the url name stops the old one working the moment you press it.
signing in
your address is the only personal thing the board keeps. Patches are public, an address is not, and it is never shown next to a post or on your page.
billing
the plans
what a membership is worth here. The plan you are on is lit; every number in it is one the board actually counts against.
my patches
everything you have put up: your patches on the board, the threads you started, and the replies you left under other people's. Anything here is yours to take down.
usage
take everything with you
every patch you have posted, in one zip: the share string for each, the same patch as readable json, and an index. It is built here in the browser out of what the board hands back, so it is the same thing you would get by opening each one and saving it.
delete this account
signing out leaves everything exactly where it is, on every other device too. Deleting cannot be undone — take the zip above first if you want any of it.