"Our platform uses a dynamic password system which changes each time it is used, this key is sent by email when requested, for this reason, there is no fixed password or option to change the password or recover it."

"On your profile page you can request the deletion of your account, this process can take up to 8 days to complete"

"No need to worry, your account is safe. If you didn't request the access code, don't worry, you may simply omit the email and that would be it. This can happen because someone entered a wrong email or tried to access your account, but as long as you do not share the code that you received, your account is safe."

"No, if the deletion has already been executed, you will no longer be able to recover your codes."

"Yes, as long as the process has not been executed. At any time you can access your profile and in the account tab you can cancel the application process."

"If the user has social networks added to their profile, you only need to click on one of them and you will be instantly redirected to their page from which you can establish direct contact with the user."

Yes, but with certain conditions, you will not lose your level if you are an activer user, but if a period of 6 months of inactivity passes in your account you can lose your level, it will be recalculated according to your active codes on the platform."

"Each code you save must be less than 500KB in size and snippets must be less than 150KB"

"The number of codes allowed depends on the level you have in your account, check the table of levels and their benefits in your profile page. Snippets have no limits and limitations are not taken into account."

"When you publish code to skriper.dev it is then licensed under the MIT license. If your code is private we do not give it any license and you can license it as you may please, we recommend that you include the type of license as a comment in your code. Remember that when publishing a code in skriper.dev publicly other users can "fork" your code, skriper.dev keeps as a reference the original code from where the fork was made as an attribution of respective credits."

"These are ranges that allow accounts to be identified. These ranges are obtained by fulfilling some parameters that are described in your profile page."

"Copying a code is performing a "copy & paste" and not a fork, the fork maintains the respective relationship with the code from which it was copied, but if you consider that the code was copied, you can send us a review request to our email. If you want to disable the fork option in your code, just go to settings in the editor and disable the fork option."