Publishing & your profile
Research that sits in a folder builds nothing. A public profile at your own handle turns finished work into a body of work — and turns a body of work into the reason the next client calls.
Everything in the Hub is private unless you decide otherwise. A public profile is the one deliberate exception: a page at your @handle that anyone can open without signing in.
Discovery works on published content, not on how long you have had an account.
Readers can search by @handle when they know who they want, or by topic when they don’t — matching the text of published work, so you can be found by what you research.
A visitor counts once a day however many times they reload, and your own visits never count. “Most visited” reflects genuine interest rather than whoever refreshed the most.
De-duplicating readers normally means identifying them. We use a rotating key that cannot be reversed into an address and expires daily. We do not build a profile of your readers.
We work with a deliberately small group of researchers — close enough that the Hub is built around how the work is actually done. Tell us what you research and we'll be in touch.
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