Creator community, analytics, and broadcasts

Dashboard and analytics

Creator dashboards summarize owned stories, readership, interactions, publication state, and

other available metrics. Analytics can arrive on different schedules and should not be treated as

a finalized earnings statement. Use the metric's displayed period and definition when comparing

values.

Story feedback belongs to the story and reader interaction that produced it. Subscriber and

follower views expose only the fields authorized for the creator relationship. Creator messages

must follow their thread permissions and should never request passwords, tokens, full payment

details, or private support credentials.

Broadcast authoring defines the story, schedule, access, and live presentation. Validate the

selected content and status before going live. A scheduled broadcast does not start merely because

a creator opens its page, and an ended broadcast cannot be reopened by a reader retry.

Analytics, estimated earnings, finalized statements, and payout status are different records. The

earnings surface explains the current estimate; the statement is authoritative once finalized;

and a person controls payout approval or correction. Do not infer a missing payment from play

counts alone.