Your online status will be shown in your profile, in case someone added you as a “Favourite Member” in the upper section of their inbox and the “What's happening now!” section.

You have the option to be shown as offline for 24 hours but be aware that Amino has delays and glitches, that's why it's not always a reliable source to tell if someone is online or not.

You can change your “Mood Bubble” and it will show up whenever you're online. If you leave it empty a green dot will appear instead.

You can earn titles by applying for verified titles, by buying them or by participating in current events. Learn more about titles.

Editing your profile and your bio is very similar to creating a post. The main differences are that you can choose a name of your liking, which however mustn't violate any [guidelines], set a profile background or colour and organise your titles.

To organise your titles you have to hold and drag the three vertical lines of each title to the desired position. To delete a title you have to tap the red button. Deleted titles cannot be retrieved. “Leader” and “Curator” titles cannot be edited or reordered.

Only two rows of titles will appear in a profile preview, tap the three dots to show all titles. This applies to profile previews if you tap the profile icon of a member as well as profile pages. You can have a maximum of 20 titles.

The pictures in your gallery will show up in the upper half of your profile and if you have more than one picture there will be an automatic slideshow that can either be animated or simply shows image after image, which can be chosen in the “Advanced Options”.

The background can either be a picture or a colour. If you choose a colour you can create matching pictures for your bio that have the same HEX colour code and blend seamlessly into your profile.

You can open up your stats shown on your “Achievements” page by tapping the “Day Streak” or “Reputation” button. They'll show your Check In activity, your daily and weekly active time online, the amount of your all-time created posts and the number of your followers.

You can earn Reputation Points (REP) and Amino Coins (AC) when you check in into a community daily, and it can show how devoted you are to an Amino. You have the option to tap and hold the “Check In” button on the left sidebar menu or at the top of the main feed. The “Daily Lucky Draw” only appears once a day.

Glitches can appear when clocks are changed from or to daylight saving time, so please make sure to check in carefully around these times if you don't want to lose your Check In Streak.

REP stands for Reputation Points, and it's a good indicator for your activity in a community. You can earn REP with a regular Check In Streak, being online and active(!), getting your posts featured and hosting “Screening Rooms” or “Voice Chats”.

Sometimes your level or your activity can be important when it comes to club or curator applications, but it's not very important in general.

You can see your current stats in your profile and if you're very active you might even show up on the Leaderboards. In this wiki you will find the [Leaderboards explained]. Current Curators and Leaders do not show up in the Leaderboards.

Your current amount of coins is shown on your profile and is only visible for you. You can also access your coin history across all communities through it.

You can earn coins through different ways. In this community you can give props to posts you think are extraordinary, special or especially well executed. You can give props in chatrooms for fun, and you can buy commissions from various approved coin shops.

You can also open up your own shop.

You can follow you find interesting or people you are friends with. If they followed you too they'll be shown to you as a friend. All of their posts including reposts will appear on your personal friends feed as well.

Followers are the amount of people who follow you. You can gain followers by making more friends, being active and creating interesting posts.

If you look at whom other people are following a green check mark will show you're following as well.

You can add wikis to your profile and organise all of your posts in them to keep it easy to find posts about certain topics or projects. Linked posts will appear at the end of the wiki under Related Pages.

Wikis that have been submitted to the wiki catalogue appear with a yellow border and can be pinned to your profile as well.

If you link a pinned wiki to your post whoever opens up these pinned wikis will be able to access your post through it even if you didn't create that wiki.

If you have a lot of wikis it makes sense to organise them in folders as well.

You can reorder wikis in your folders and add a background to them too.

If you tap and hold a wiki you can select one or several wikis to move them to different folders, add them to different folders or delete them. Removing a wiki from a folder won't delete it from your wiki collection.

Don't worry about the “Delete Permanently” option when you're removing pinned wikis. This will only remove them from your wikis, but you can always go back and pin them from the wiki catalogue again. Your own wikis will be deleted permanently though.

Everybody can link posts to submitted wikis, but you're the only one who can link posts to your own wikis. Submitted wikis are automatically updated whenever there are changes made in that version.

All of your created posts including reposts will be shown here chronologically. You cannot sort them, and you cannot hide posts from the post history. If you'd like to delete a post you need to open a post and tap the three dots in the upper right corner and then delete them.

Your wall can be considered as your guestbook. When you first our community one of our Greeters will greet you and leave a message with the most important links to get started.

You can sort your wall comments, and you have the option to let everyone leave a nice comment, only the people you follow or only yourself. Leaders are always allowed to comment on your wall.

You saw an interesting post, but you don't have the time to read it now? You can save every post for later by tapping the three dots in the upper corner of the post. You can access your saved posts through the side menu or on your profile next to your wall tab. Saved posts are only visible for you.

You can also remove saved posts from there again by repeating the process.

Please leave a comment if you have any questions, found any errors or have something to add!