Reading a profile
What is public, what a subscription unlocks, and how to read the marks and the score.
What everybody can see
A photograph, a first name, a headline, the bio, age and gender, an hourly rate in pesos with an estimate in your currency, hours a week, working hours, rated skills and tools with how long each has been used, industries, languages, whether there is a video introduction, work samples, work and education as titles and dates, which platforms they have links on, and when they joined.
What a subscription unlocks
Surname, contact email, phone number, street address, the URL of every link, each work-history entry's organisation and notes, and the work-setup list.
Those are omitted on the server rather than blurred in your browser. The blurred pills on a free account have nothing real behind them, which is why the gate is a gate rather than a decoration.