Velus Guide

How your identity is protected

Separation between who you are and what you write is enforced by design.

1 min readUpdated 28 July 2026
  • Identity data and contribution data are kept apart; discussions render only professional context.
  • Verification documents are used to confirm status and are never shown to members.
  • No follower graph exists, so contributions cannot be correlated through an audience.
  • Moderators act on content, not on identities.

The one place identity is intentionally public is the Marketplace, where hiring and services require accountability. That surface is not part of the first launch.

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