The weekly digest is a short email about your corner of UpTrust. It's a calm way to keep up without checking the site every day.
What's inside
Each digest is built just for you. It can include:
- Your impact. How your posts and votes landed this week, and any badges you earned.
- Your reach. How many people saw a post of yours surface in their digest.
- Trust shifts. How trust moved between you and the people you talk with.
- Threads still moving. Conversations that kept going after you left.
- Things to revisit. Posts you might want a second look at.
- Still in your drafts. A quiet nudge back to a draft you started and have not posted yet.
The email skips any section that has nothing to say, and if your week was quiet, it skips the whole email. So when one lands, there's a real reason to open it.
How often it comes
In Settings, under Notifications, pick how often you get it:
- Weekly (the default). One email on Sunday evening about your week.
- Daily. An evening email about the last day: replies to your threads, new posts in your groups, gatherings, and answers to bounties you backed. Your trust shifts come once a week, the day after they are measured. A day with nothing new sends nothing.
- Never. No digest at all.
Turning it off
If you'd rather not get it, there's a one-click link at the bottom of the email itself. It sets the digest to Never. You can change it back anytime in Settings.
Links sign you in
Clicking a link in the digest signs you in for about a week so you can read, vote, and RSVP without typing a password. Treat those links like a temporary key: if you forward the email, the recipient can browse as you for that same limited window. Changing your password or email, deleting your account, or approving an app still asks you to sign in the normal way. See Email, password, and phone.
Tip
Keep the digest on for a few weeks before you decide. It tends to surface things you'd have missed otherwise.