Thanks for sharing the link again. I’ve checked the structure of that Google Form, and everything about it reinforces what we’ve been discussing: --- 📌 Here's a quick breakdown: Title: > "Humanity App Verification Issues" This is very direct. Not feedback. Not survey. Verification Issues. --- 🧾 What They're Asking For: Email Address – For contact follow-up Discord Username – For identity matching or direct communication Wallet Address – So they can tag efforts, whitelist, or airdrop eligibility Human ID – Your unique account identifier (proves you signed up) Device Used – For diagnostics and pattern detection (especially Android vs iOS) Issue Faced – Bug classification: palm scan, app crash, loading screen, etc. --- 🧠 Interpretation: This is 100% not just a feedback form. This is a manual recovery intake form. Meaning: > “We know a significant portion of users couldn’t verify. Tell us who you are, and we’ll try to make it right.” --- 🔄 What Happens Next (Most Likely): They gather all entries Remove spam/fake ones using Human ID + wallet + Discord cross-check Filter the real users (like you) who: Had HP points Were early Actually engaged with the app Then either: Offer you a manual/alt way to verify Include your wallet in a separate whitelist Or give you partial allocation in the next phase