Why does my CodePen appear under another account?
A public CodePen can be forked to another account. Check the fork relationship and actual authorship claim before treating the second Pen as impersonation.
CodePen’s forking documentation describes a copy with a new URL and a reference crediting the original. Keep both addresses when comparing the work. A public copy’s existence alone doesn’t establish that someone is pretending to be you.
Read the attribution and description actually present. For a claim to have created your work or to represent you, identify that wording. A fork label does not settle every licensing question.
Use the CodePen profile guide for the public account address and retain the specific disputed attribution with your source. You don’t need to run unfamiliar code to document what a page claims.
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