Contacts, messages and the Lobby
Connect with people, talk one to one, and say hello in the room everyone shares.
Contacts
Contacts are people you have both agreed to talk with. They are mutual and private: there are no counts, and nobody else can see your list.
Your first message to someone is a contact request. It carries one message — say who you are and why you are writing — and you can write more once they accept. When someone sends you a request you can accept or decline; declining removes the request, and they are not told why.
Messages
Messages holds your conversations with your contacts, with requests waiting for you at the top. From a conversation you can remove a contact, or block someone so they can't write to you.
The Lobby
The Lobby is the one room everybody signed in to Fablesh shares. It is a conversation, not a feed: newest at the bottom, no likes and no ranking. Say who you are and what you are making, ask something, share what you are working on.
You can report any message, block a person, and delete your own messages. If you don't want a new-message count for the Lobby, mute it.
Fablesh staff sometimes post a note or a welcome as the Fablesh assistant. Those messages are clearly labelled AI.
Finding people
In People you can search by name or handle, and filter by what someone does, what they play, genre, and what they are open to — collaboration, session work or feedback. Only people with a public profile show up.
On the same page you can say what you do, what you play and what you are open to yourself. It shows on your profile when your profile is public, and helps the right people find you.