@LinkedInHelp@LinkedIn I was locked out of my account completely 3 weeks ago and it has been a serious disruption to my current plan to do business and network professionally on the platform. The only thing that I could think of that triggered this reaction was the voluntary change to a chosen name to reflect my identity. I tried all the things I can. Persona verification always gave me an error. I then used the account verification form and it also threw me an error. I submitted a data privacy request form, and no answers there either.
In this pride month, I have been locked out of my LI account most of the time because of a name change. I can't help feeling unsupported or even targeted as a newly out trans person and a professional trying to rebuild my career network. Please help me regain access and assist the voluntary name change permanently.
Hi @LinkedInHelp, I am caught in an ID verification loop and completely locked out of my account. I just sent a DM with the details. Could someone please take a look?
I don't know if I'll ever feel comfortable about my body - and that's OK. Enlightening moments also come when we don't have an answer - embrace the moment however it is.
So much of our conflict comes from feeling that others are exactly like us. So if they behave differently than we would, we feel they don't care or are hostile. This is the biggest relationship realization I had this year.
We are such problem solvers - we have endless questions, quests and to-do lists.
However, it's OK not to have an answer. Once we accept this, clarity will be on the way.
@fromfady Glad to see that you built the life you want. Sometimes failure is just part of the feedback loop - but I can also see wholeness in both states, you are shining however the way you are.
Feeling that WFH is both a blessing and a curse for me. I fell I'm missing some natural benefit of working at a public place, but also I'm glad that I can get started with work taska without much practical preparation at home.
My thoughts about the VP debate as a PhD and an immigrant:
Pretty sure I have common sense so I wouldn't eat the pets of people living in Springfield Ohio?