Linking is explicit, verified, rate-limited, and reviewable. Matching usernames alone never link accounts. Codes expire, flows can fall back to the website, and players can request unlinking or dispute a link.
The baseline flow is simple on purpose: start the link, receive a code or web fallback, verify the code, and review the connection in your dashboard.
A player can initiate a request from a supported surface, such as `!link twitch`, then return the verification code with the supported verify flow.
If a platform blocks DMs or automated contact, the website becomes the controlled fallback instead of leaving players stranded.
Account linking is one of the highest-trust surfaces in the ecosystem, so it needs stronger controls than a casual profile feature.
Codes should be short-lived, one-time use, stored securely, and protected from brute-force attempts.
Matching display names, matching avatars, or player claims in chat are not enough to prove account ownership.
A linking system only deserves trust if players can see what is linked and challenge a bad result.
Players should be able to review linked accounts, request unlinking, and see enough history to spot something that does not belong.
A disputed link may trigger identity verification, fraud review, or temporary freezes on affected surfaces while staff review what happened.
This page follows the source references captured in the Prozilli Website Legal Manual and updates as the operating systems behind the city grow.
