Wren Reilly

Fewer than 40% of meaningful posts support the promised animal, textile-history, or infosec focus. Grant writing, accessibility, and open-source usability dominate.

• Four posts concentrate on grant writing and funder requirements.
• Four posts discuss accessibility, usability, FLOSS, and alternatives to Big Tech.
• One post addresses security, privacy, and accessibility in project planning, supporting the occasional infosec claim most directly.

Typical public response is below the network baseline, sparse, or concentrated in a few posts.

• 40 of 40 posts received interactions
• 11.5 median interactions per post
• 0.53% median interactions per follower

The profile provides little independently verifiable identity information.

• 0 verified links
• 0 public profile fields
• Public destination link missing

Directory, indexing, or hashtag settings limit public discovery.

• Profile directory enabled
• Public indexing disabled
• 5% of sampled posts used hashtags

The captured sample shows frequent, current publishing.

• Newest visible post is 40 days old
• 40 posts published in the 30-day window
• 9.3 visible posts per week

A personal profile rooted in goats and tech, explicitly covering sheep, wool, textile history, birds, occasional infosec, politics, and content-warning practices.

• The bio states prior work with goats and a move into tech.
• It explicitly promises sheep, wool, textile history, birds, and occasional infosec.
• A substantial section explains political boundaries and content-warning practices.

Sampled original posts consistently provide visible text context.

• 39 of 40 posts included text
• 37 of 40 posts included at least 60 characters

The public profile has enough identity detail to evaluate quickly.

• Bio found
• Avatar found
• 0 public profile fields

Every sampled media attachment had a description.

• 2 of 2 attachments described
• 100% media-description coverage