Impersonation policy

You can't pose as another person, brand, or organization in a way that's genuinely misleading on InteractInk. That means using someone else's name, photo, and general identity in a way clearly meant to deceive people into believing your account actually belongs to them.

Parody, fan, and commentary accounts are perfectly fine and common on the platform, but they need to make it clear in the account name or bio that they aren't the real person or organization behind it — labeling the account plainly as "parody" or "fan account," for instance, rather than burying that disclosure somewhere it's unlikely to be seen. If you come across an account impersonating you specifically, you can report it directly through the reporting tools, and having a way to verify your own identity ready in advance will help that review move more quickly.