Publish and share

The editor's review has a Publish on your profile switch. It is on each time the editor opens.

• On: "Anyone can buy it. You earn on every sale." The challenge goes public as soon as your purchase of it is confirmed.
• Off: "Only you can buy it. You can publish it later."

Open the challenge from your profile's Challenges tab. A private one shows Ready to publish, with its price and what you earn a sale. Tap Publish.

Two creators can't both have a public challenge with the same size and rules. If another creator's is already public, publishing yours shows: "Another creator has a public challenge with the same size and rules. Change one rule or the size."

The same check runs when you create with the switch on. If an identical public challenge already exists, yours is created private. The editor warns you before that with Already exists.

A created challenge's rules can't change, so to publish, make a new challenge with one rule different.

Open a public challenge and tap Unpublish, then confirm. It leaves your profile, so nobody new can buy it.

People who already bought it keep their accounts, and their rules and prices don't change. You can publish it again later, unless another creator has published the same rules in the meantime.

A public challenge has a Share button. It copies the challenge's link, which opens your profile on that challenge. Your referral code is added to the link you copy (unless you turned that off in Settings, or the link already carries someone's code), so new people who sign up through it become your affiliates. See referrals.

A private challenge has no link to share.

Certificates are separate: they show a reward or a funding on your Rewards tab, and have their own Share. Publishing a challenge doesn't make a certificate, and sharing one doesn't share the other.