Guide overview
Connecting supporter history should feel safe for fans. An invite connects supporter history to a creator-specific Fan Passport, but it should not create a payment, subscription or paid access by itself.
Explain invite links, supporter history, visibility and creator-scoped Fan Passport identity.
Connecting supporter history should feel safe for fans. An invite connects supporter history to a creator-specific Fan Passport, but it should not create a payment, subscription or paid access by itself.
Each section keeps Fan Passport identity, recognition, access and paid support clearly separated.
A Fan Passport is a fan's creator-specific identity inside your Fan Season. It can show display name, supporter history, badges, current Community Rank, recognition and active-access summary.
Fans connect to carry past support into the Fan Season, appear in Community Recognition if they choose and keep identity creator-specific.
Fan Passport identity should not be forced public. Fans should be able to stay private, visible only to the creator, public or anonymous public depending on what the product supports.
An invite does not start a subscription, create an invoice, charge the fan, unlock paid content or activate a Support Pass. Paid access must come from an explicit purchase or creator grant.
Tell fans that connecting is about supporter history and Fan Passport identity. If paid offers exist, explain them separately so fans understand the difference between supporter history and active paid access.
No. Claiming a Fan Passport does not create a charge.
Yes, fans should have privacy and visibility choices.
No. Paid content requires an active paid offer or creator grant.
Next step
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