Public statistics, not a recommendation.

Not an endorsement

The Legend Magazine shows public creator statistics from the Public Influencer Directory and Creator Database. A name on a page is not an endorsement. It is not a review, not a rating I awarded, and not a sign that I like the work, have hired the person, or hope you will. Order is a sort I printed: engagement, then average views, then followers, with the exceptions on the methodology page. A position is not a prize. A tier is a shelf for a follower count, not a certificate. The first name on a list is not the person I think you should hire.

I do not invent biographies. If the card had no life story, the profile has no life story. Do not read a subject line as one I wrote, and do not read my silence as a judgement. Empty fields stay empty. Prices, packages, and reviews are absent because they are absent from the table. A missing price is not a hint, and it is not a zero.

Not a guarantee of who will reply

Nothing on this site is a promise that a person will answer, that a message will arrive, or that I can pass one on. I do not sell inboxes. I do not have the inbox. I do not process checkout, and I do not hold escrow. The outward link, when I have a public address, leaves my site and goes to a page that was already public. Whether anyone there writes back is their affair, not a service I offer and not a failure I can appeal.

I also do not guarantee that the person is who a careless reading of the card suggests. Usernames collide. Subject lines were sometimes a scrape. Pictures sometimes fail and leave initials, which are not a face. The sources page is the method for checking a card against the person’s own page. That check is yours. I did not interview the people in the book, and I do not claim to have done.

Figures go stale

Followers, views, engagement, median marks, and audience splits are printed as recorded on the date of the row. They were already public. They will drift. A high rate is not a forecast, and it is not a fee. A median mark is the comparison that was on the card, including the ceiling I describe on the methodology page, not a fresh study of a peer group I can reopen. Counts of people on a subject or a place are counts of rows that cleared a floor. They are not a census of a profession.

Audience charts are the split that came with the person. They are not a description of you, and they are not a filter. I do not sort the book by race or ethnicity. A list whose only subject is a race or an ethnicity is not published.

Not advice, and not my clients

The magazine is a reading room, and it is a practical one. I will tell you what a figure can support when you are trying to agree a deal. That is not legal advice, financial advice, or a plan for a campaign. It is not an agency. The people listed are not my employees, not my clients, and not a roster you can book through me. A sponsored list, if one is ever labeled, will be labeled, and it will not be hidden inside this disclaimer or inside the order. Partners says the same thing, and names no clients, because I am not going to invent one.

Outbound links are someone else’s page. I am not responsible for what is written there after I read a card. I am responsible for not pretending their page was my interview.

This disclaimer is a house note, edited in Copenhagen, not a document a law firm negotiated. I do not print a street address or a company registration number. The longer rules for reading the site are the terms. The boundary on data is the privacy notice.