# Member Profiles

Each member has their own profile page which says a bit about themselves and their activity on FrontierNav.

### Access your profile

You can access your profile by clicking your account details along the bottom of the [Navigation Drawer](/navigation/navigation-bar.md). Depending on where you are, you will see a different page:

* Accessing your profile from FrontierNav's home will open your full profile.
* Accessing your profile from a wiki page will open your wiki profile.

<figure><img src="/files/5Anuks7xnxPdUHzCLco0" alt=""><figcaption><p>A full user profile with the "Changes" tab selected</p></figcaption></figure>

### Access other user profiles

You can access other people's profiles by clicking their name. Like accessing your own profile, which page you see depends on where you are.

### Wiki profiles

Unlike full profiles, wiki profiles will only show details specific to that wiki.

### Customise your profile

You can customise the avatar, colour and details of your profile from the [Account Settings](/navigation/account-settings.md) page.

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## Questions and Answers

### Can I use my own avatar?

Not at the moment. Instead, everyone is given a choice of 360 unique, randomly generated avatars. In short, it's to reduce the moderation burden so that I can focus on building FrontierNav. This approach also keeps avatars distinct and separate from wiki data.


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