Belong to many, switch freely

You can be a member of any number of organizations with your one account — and act inside exactly one at a time, with an explicit switch that always shows you where you are.

How membership works here

Each organization you join grants you a role in that org — member, judge, organizer, admin, owner — and your role in one org says nothing about another. You can own your club and be a plain member of your league.
Your memberships live on your account: leave one, join another, and the rest are untouched.

The org switcher (your "acting as" context)

When you're signed in, you act in the context of one organization at a time — the current org is always visible in the header. Switching is instant and never signs you out. Why it matters: what you can see and do (org feeds, member lists, management pages) follows the org you're acting in — so if something seems missing, the first thing to check is which org you're in.

No organization yet? You're an independent — your profile, messages, feed, wallet, and notifications all work fully. Organizations add spaces; they don't gate your account.

Leaving

You can leave any organization from your account. Leaving removes your access to its member spaces; your account, profile, history, and other memberships are untouched. (An owner has one extra rule: hand the keys to someone first — an organization is never left ownerless.)

Good habits

Glance at the org chip in the header before posting to an org feed — "which hat am I wearing?" is a one-glance check.

Did you know? Invitations can reach you while you're already in other orgs — a cross-org invitation shows up on your account like any other, and accepting it never disturbs your existing memberships.