Find the real creator — skip the fakes.

Impersonation is the ordinary failure mode of the creator economy. Someone copies a creator’s photos, takes a handle that differs from hers by a single character, and starts collecting payments from people who think they have found her.

The loss runs in two directions. The creator loses money that was never meant for a stranger, and she loses control over how her name appears in search, because a copy can outrank the original. The fan loses too: he pays for access that does not exist, gets nothing, and often never finds the real page afterwards. Neither side can fix that alone.

A directory only helps here if the labelling is honest. So we run two tiers and say plainly what each one means. Verified means the creator confirmed the profile herself — she saw the links and approved them. Listed means we built the entry only from pages she has already published in public: nothing private, nothing behind a paywall, nothing guessed. A listed profile is marked as listed and is never presented as anything stronger. Either way she can claim the profile, correct anything on it, or ask us to remove it — with no conditions and no argument.