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Build a Player Profile That Grows with Every Competition

August 4, 2026

Guide
Start with information players maintain themselves, then make it clear which records come from verified competitions or reviewed community evidence.

Keep one identity instead of recreating history for every event

A display name, team, or position can change while the person remains the same. A canonical profile lets future competition history connect without copying the same identity into multiple systems.

In Thachon, players can begin with profile details they control: biography, location, disciplines, positions, and team availability.

Show the source of every kind of record

Self-entered profile details should not look identical to organizer-confirmed results. Per-record trust levels tell readers what is self-declared, competition-verified, or backed by reviewed community evidence.

  • Owner-entered profile information is self_declared
  • Confirmed competition results can become verified
  • Community records require evidence and review before becoming community_verified

Add only information that helps others decide

A useful profile does not need to be long. It should explain what you play, where you are, which roles you fill, and what opportunity you want next.

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