Public Viewer profiles: portraits, live icons, and organic cards
Every Viewer can publish a crawlable card at /v/handle — cover, craft, location, docs they choose to share, and a pulse when they are live.
Search engines rank people, not dashboards. That is why Remote Viewer profiles are a dedicated public page, not a tab inside Command. A Viewer adds a portrait, an optional cover, a craft, a location label, a status line, and links. Finances and the private vault stay on the hub. The public card is what a stranger — and a crawler — is allowed to see.
When a Viewer is live on camera or mic, the card, the directory, and the hub all show the same live icon. Outside viewership can watch that pulse and register to join. Live is not a vanity metric; it is how the mesh proves someone is actually on station.
The directory at /viewers is the index. It is sitemap’d, internally linked from the journal, and searchable. Each card has Person structured data. That is how a new Network builds domain authority without buying links: original articles, real people, crawlable URLs, and a robots file that does not blanket-disallow the public surface.
If you are a Viewer, fill the card. Empty bios rank like empty bios. If you are outside, browse the directory, open a card, and start the two-day trial from there. The profile you just read is the product you are trying.