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Your settings live behind the directory sign-in.
Mark Ducommun (635 Juniper) and Chris Vassiliades review requests. You'll get an email as soon as you're approved. Back to the directory →
There is no separate directory email: the address above is the one you sign in with. Your name and your block and house number are shown either way — that's what makes it a directory.
Most people join because somebody on the block told them this exists. Your link says who sent them. It doesn't let anyone in — organizers still review every request, and the email still has to be confirmed.
The same link works for as many neighbors as you like, and it never expires. Rotating replaces it: the one you've already given out stops putting your name on new sign-ups, and neighbors who already used it keep it. That is the only way to take a link back, so it is worth knowing it's here.
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Deleting your account removes you from the directory, along with your children and anyone else here without their own login — including from the history of addresses you've lived at. It cannot be undone.
If someone else in your household has their own login, they and anyone they added stay.