Your public profile

Your public profile is a page anyone can open — and one search engines can read. It shows what you choose to show: your decks, the cards you are offering, the cards you are looking for. Everything is visible by default, and every section here has a switch to hide it. Your e-mail, your prices, your collection value and your private location are never shown, whatever you turn on.

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See what my page looks like
Who you are
Shown as the title of your page. You can change this whenever you like — unlike your nickname, which is permanent because it is part of your address.
The first line search engines show under your page in results. Links here are shown as plain text, not as links.
Free text, shown to everyone — write as much or as little as you want. This is not the location in your settings: that one stays private and is never shown here or anywhere else.
Your avatar is the art of a card you choose. It is also the picture that shows up when your link is pasted in Discord or Reddit.
What your page shows

All of these are on. Turn off anything you would rather keep to yourself — a section you hide disappears from your page within a few minutes. Which lists appear inside a section is decided by the eye icon on the home page: that is the same switch that decides who can open a list at all, so there is only one place to change your mind.

Preview

This is roughly what visitors see. The live page may differ slightly.

Choose your nickname

Your nickname is the address of your public page, and your page goes online once you accept it. It is set once and cannot be changed afterwards, so pick one you will still like later — keep the one we picked for you, or type your own.

Your page will be: https://gestic.org/u/…

Put your profile online?

Anyone with the link will be able to see:

Your page:

You can hide any section, or take the whole page down again, at any time.

Take your profile offline?

Your page stops being served straight away, and within a few minutes anyone opening the link gets a "not found" page. We tell search engines about it too, though they take longer to drop it from their results.

Everything you filled in is kept, so you can put it back online whenever you want.