What’s the difference between a creator and a collaborator?

Creators own their own feed, POVs, voice, and connected accounts. Collaborators draft and comment on creators’ feeds but don’t own the voice or the accounts.

Can a collaborator post as a creator?

Only if an admin turns on the post-on-behalf team setting, which is off by default. Even then it’s never automatic — a human takes the action every time.

Can collaborators draft for a creator without that setting?

Yes. Drafting on behalf of a teammate is always allowed. The admin gate only governs posting in a creator’s name, not writing a draft for them.

Feature

A team where everyone helps, but the voice stays the creator’s

Building a brand in the replies is a team sport — but a voice belongs to a person. POV AMP’s member tiers let collaborators do the work without ever quietly speaking as someone else.

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Two roles, one clear line

Creators

Own their own feed, POVs, voice, and connected accounts. The brand is theirs; the persona is theirs.

Collaborators

Draft and comment on creators’ feeds — doing the legwork without owning the voice or the accounts.

Posting on behalf

Admin-gated, off by default. Drafting for a teammate is always fine; posting as them takes a deliberate setting — and is still never automatic.

Drafting for someone is always allowed; posting as them is not

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Draft for a teammate
Always allowed. A draft’s persona is whoever it posts from — their voice, their account.
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Post on behalf
Gated behind an admin team setting that’s off by default. No collaborator publishes in a creator’s name unless an admin turns it on.
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A human still acts
Even with the setting on, posting is never automatic. Someone always takes the action.

Why the split exists

The whole product rests on replies sounding like the person, grounded in what they actually believe. Member tiers protect that: a collaborator can pre-write a reply in a creator’s voice all day, but the creator’s identity and accounts stay theirs unless they explicitly delegate posting. Help scales; the voice doesn’t get hijacked.

“Drafting for a teammate is always fine. Posting as them is a deliberate, admin-gated choice.”

Questions

What’s the difference between a creator and a collaborator?: Creators own their own feed, POVs, voice, and connected accounts. Collaborators draft and comment on creators’ feeds but don’t own the voice or the accounts.
Can a collaborator post as a creator?: Only if an admin turns on the post-on-behalf team setting, which is off by default. Even then it’s never automatic — a human takes the action every time.
Can collaborators draft for a creator without that setting?: Yes. Drafting on behalf of a teammate is always allowed. The admin gate only governs posting in a creator’s name, not writing a draft for them.

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Scale the help, keep the voice.

Define your point of view, find the conversations that matter, and show up with something worth saying. You edit. You post. It learns.

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