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Creating your profile page

Making sure others recognize who you are

Getting Started

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Edit your profile on web: Click on your name in the top-right and select “My Profile” from the drop-down menu. Then click on any of the “edit” buttons on the right.
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Edit your profile on the app: Click on the profile image at the center of the bottom menu. Here there is a setting icon in the top right (⚙️) that will give you an “Edit Profile” option.
 
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Upload a Profile Picture

  • To edit your profile picture, click on the grey circle with your initials in it
  • This will be the “face” of your account, so keep in mind what impression your profile picture will present.
    • You do not have to use a picture of yourself if you prefer not to, but please do not use someone else’s picture here.

Profile Info

  • You may choose how your name is displayed: First Last, First L, or FL.
    • This allows you to control how much anonymity you have on CivicBell.
    • Keep in mind that this will limit how much detail you see of others names.
  • Your address is not editable without reaching out to support. This limits the ability for people to change their address and engage in a place they are not living.
  • You may edit your phone number to update our records. This information is not viewable by other users.

About Me

  • For users viewing your account, help them better understand you. Write a short informational statement about who you are, your interests, and your perspectives.
  • This will help other residents and government officials understand the real individual behind your account.

My Social Media

  • You may connect your other social media accounts so that other CivicBell users who view your account may find you on other platforms.
  • Additionally, you may include your email address if you wish to be reached in this manner.
 
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While we do encourage filling out a profile page, none of these steps are required to use CivicBell. Your profile page is intended to personify you as a community member to improve the civility of public discourse.