A handle is a name you claim, such as you.munn.is. It gives the pages you publish a short address. On the paid plan you can claim one for a one-time fee shown on the pricing page. An account can hold up to five.
Claiming a handle gives you a licence to use that name on Muninn. It is not property, and you cannot sell or transfer it to another account.
For as long as Muninn operates, we will not assign your handle to anyone else. That holds after you stop using it, after your paid plan ends, and after you delete your account. A retired handle is never re-issued.
We may retire a handle that impersonates a person, brand or organisation, that is used for fraud, phishing or malware, or that otherwise breaks section 05. Where practical we will tell you first and give you time to respond. A retired handle stops answering. It is not given to anyone else.
If we ever change the domain handles are served on, we will keep serving the old addresses alongside the new ones for at least 12 months. Every named page also answers at muninn.bizat.co/u/<handle>/<page>, which does not depend on munn.is.
If your paid plan ends, pages you already published keep answering and the handle stays with your account. Claiming another handle or naming a new page needs the paid plan again.
The claim fee is paid once, through Paddle. It is not refundable once the handle is assigned to your account, except where the claim failed through our error. If a handle fee is refunded in full, the handle is retired: it stops answering and is not given to anyone else. See the Refund Policy.
If we later let you serve pages on a domain you hold, that domain remains yours. We serve it only while it is connected to your handle.