Yes, what's the point of it??

Different people have different uses for them. I personally use mine for publishing projects I'm making for other people that I don't want on my main account (if someone has a problematic project and I have a fix, I remix it and publish the fixed version on jvvg_test and send them a link to that). I also use it for testing out cloud data and user tracking, although I will do that more when we have cloud lists.

I agree with jvvg. Honestly, I think I have three accounts now, but they all have different purposes.

jvvg wrote:

Different people have different uses for them. I personally use mine for publishing projects I'm making for other people that I don't want on my main account (if someone has a problematic project and I have a fix, I remix it and publish the fixed version on jvvg_test and send them a link to that). I also use it for testing out cloud data and user tracking, although I will do that more when we have cloud lists.

Agg725 wrote:

I agree with jvvg. Honestly, I think I have three accounts now, but they all have different purposes.

Why not just sort out everything with studios? Different accounts are for different people.

I use(d) a test account to keep people updated on what I'm working. It's good if you don't want a huge pile of unfinished projects on your profile page…

This account is used for test projects, collab work, and logging onto public computers. Sometimes, it contains project betas.

Now I sort of understand… topic closed.