Guide to Subscribers
What is a subscriber?
A subscriber is somebody who can read the secrets and other private content that you can pepper throughout your world. You can read about secrets and how to make them by clicking here. You can have several groups with subscribers, meaning that you can give different secrets to different groups of subscribers. The higher your Guild rank, the more subscribers you can have. If you are a Guild member you can also make your world private, but you can make articles viewable by your subscribers.Let's do it!
Creating a group
Before adding subscribers, you will need to create a subscriber group. To do so, first go the Access Rights page of your world from the left sidebar (link highlighted in red):- Visibility: make the group name invisible from their subscribers.
- Self assigning: let your readers assign themselves to a subscriber group (see the sidebar section for more information).
- Default: if you want all of you private articles to be available to this group by default, check this box. Any players you invite to a campaign of this world will be automatically added to the default group.
- Edit: it will take you to a page to edit the group's settings (title, description and position).
- Subscribers: it will show you who is part of this group.
- Group Assets: it contains a list of all pages that this group can view.
Adding subscribers
It's time to add people to the group! Select Subscribers and use the sidebar to add a subscriber to a group. Note that the subscriber needs a World Anvil account. You can add a subscriber to multiple groups, but all subscribers need to be in at least one group.Adding subscribers to your content
Articles
To let your subscribers read private articles you first go to the article you want to make available. Go to the article you want to make available for subscribers and find the top panel in the right sidebar. Make sure that it's set as Private. Then, click the green + button and choose from the list of subscriber groups. To remove a group, click the red - button next to the group you want to remove. The article will then be visible to you and the selected group(s) only.Secrets
Secrets are always private. When creating them, you can optionally choose subscribers groups so that they can see the secret. If you don't choose any, only you and your co-authors will be able to see it. When creating a secret, you can choose one or more groups from the list. Afterwards, you can also edit the secret and change the subscriber groups, of course.Categories
You can also give your subscribers access to an entire category. To do so, go edit your category and, at the bottom of the page, set it as Private and choose the subscriber group. See also: Guide to Creating and Using CategoriesMaps
Maps have different parameters to set their level of privacy. You can make the whole map available to subscribers only from the Map Settings (Display & Privacy) tab you will find in the map edit page:Timelines
Timelines as a whole can also be hidden from everyone except subscribers. Edit your timeline and edit the visibility setting in the Edit Timeline box of the right sidebar. Note that you will have to click on Show advanced options to see the visibility settings (they will show up at the bottom of the section). You can do the same for individual historical entries, from their respective edit pages. See also: Guide to TimelinesImages
Finally, images can also be private. At the bottom of the image edit page (or when you are first uploading it), you can find the usual visibility settings. In both cases, you will have to click the Show advanced options link to edit visibility settings. See also: Guide to ImagesFAQ
See also

Subcontainers
Subcontainers are tags that let you make a specific piece of article content available to a subscriber group only without having to create a ecrets. To get the tag, go to the list of subscriber groups and click this button:[subcontainer:ID] Lorem Ipsum this is the hidden content (but visible to the selected subscriber group). The "ID" part would be a string of letters and numbers and you should not edit it. [/subcontainer]

Self-assignable groups
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Access codes
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Lengna
Just gonna stick this here so i can find it again easy.
https://www.twitch.tv/videos/507420065
Link to the most recent Dimi twitch tutorial on the matter.