Posting a score without signing in
Guest entries are free and show as Anonymous.
The short answer
Posting to the leaderboard is free and works signed out. A guest entry shows as Anonymous, and if you sign in first your name goes on it instead.
The steps are the same either way: open a rating and tap "Place me @ Leaderboard" on the result.
What Anonymous means here
Anonymous is a label on the row. It means the board does not display a name next to your score, and that is all it claims.
Be careful with the word. The European Commission’s explanation of what counts as personal data says information can still be personal if pieces of it together lead to identifying a person, and that anonymisation has to be irreversible. A hidden name is not that.
Why you might sign in first
Signing in puts your name on the entry, which is the point if you want the score to be yours. If you would rather stay unnamed, post as a guest.
Choosing between the two is covered in leaderboard privacy: appear or stay hidden, which looks at what each option shows.
After you post
Your row appears in the Leaderboard window, ranked by score. Tap any row to see its six-axis breakdown. If you want to move up, how to climb the cock rating leaderboard covers the photo changes that matter, and the leaderboard page is where the entry itself lives.
Step by step as a guest
Run an AI scan, or open a rating already in your history. On the result, tap "Place me @ Leaderboard". You do not need to sign in, you do not pay anything, and nothing is posted unless you press that button.
Then open the Leaderboard window to find your row. The top three rows carry gold, silver and bronze rank chips; every other row is a plain ranking, highest first.
What you give up as a guest
The row shows as Anonymous, so nobody can tell it is yours. That is the trade: you get privacy from the board, and you also cannot claim the entry as yours there afterwards in any visible way.
If you later decide you want a name on your scores, sign in and post again from your history. Each post is a separate step you take, one rating at a time.
Think about the photo before you post. Entries link back to the rating behind them, so the six-axis breakdown goes with the score. The photo guide will help you post your best scan rather than your first.
When posting as a guest makes sense
It suits the person who wants to see where a score lands without attaching a name to it. It also suits a first try: post once as a guest, look at how the board shows it, and decide whether you would want your name there next time.
It is less suited to anyone who wants to keep track of their own rows. Because a guest entry shows as Anonymous, there is no name on it to find again, so note your score and rank when you post.
Whichever you choose, the post is free and takes one tap. Rate my cock anonymously covers staying unnamed across the rest of the site.