World 50 — Guest Access Prototype

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World 50 · Guest Access — prototype (replaces insight.world50.com)

Operating assumptions

What this prototype takes as given — flagging these so the design conversation stays honest.

This replaces insight.world50.com. The WordPress site's single shared password ("world50") authenticates everyone and identifies no one; guest access moves that audience into the member app with real, per-person identity.
The approved-domain list is derived from member companies (AMS/Salesforce), refreshed nightly. Edge cases to decide: subsidiaries, agencies, personal domains of members' EAs.
A 6-digit email code verifies inbox ownership — without it, anyone who can type a colleague's address gets in, and the Mixpanel identity would be untrustworthy. No passwords for guests, ever.
Guests see only World 50-wide content flagged "Approved for team sharing" in MI-6 — never group content, One°, Messages, Gatherings, or Connections. The flag is editorial's call, per piece, in the same place they curate everything else.
Mixpanel identity = the verified guest email with profile properties {company, domain, persona:"guest"} — same events as members, sliceable member vs. guest in every existing dashboard. Whether to hash emails is a privacy-team call.
The "members only" teaser section is a policy decision. Titles-only, no content — every click logs Membership Interest with a verified corporate email attached. Remove it if it feels off-brand.
Guest sessions expire (e.g., re-verify every 30 days), and access revokes automatically if the domain leaves the member list.
Content shown is real World 50 content pulled from the member corpus; which pieces would actually carry the shareable flag is illustrative. The explainer popups and event log are prototype-only chrome, not product UI.

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Prototype explainer · behind the scenes

Mixpanel event stream0 events

Prototype-only view — in production these events land in your existing Mixpanel project, sliceable by persona: guest.