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Keep it real. Keep it local. Do not make it weird.

These rules are short on purpose. If a Grade 9 student or a busy parent cannot understand them fast, the page is doing too much.

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Checklist rules

The rules should feel obvious at a glance

A student should be able to skim this page and immediately know what can be posted and how to behave.

Use a real school email.

Post only allowed items or services.

Be honest, respectful, and local.

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Good post energy

Real item, honest price, clear photos, accurate condition, and a normal public meetup plan.

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Bad post energy

Fake listings, pressure tactics, or risky items can be removed.

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Who this is for
Anyone can browse. Students with a supported school email can make an account, post, save, and message.
What you can post
School-friendly items and services like textbooks, calculators, school supplies, tutoring, and sports gear.
What the app does not handle
No in-app payment, no holding money, no escrow, and no shipping promises.
The short version

Use a real school email.

Write honest listings with real prices and clear condition notes.

Keep direct contact details out of the listing itself.

Stay respectful in inquiries, reports, and profile content.

Use public meetups and pay in person.

Not allowed here
WeaponsTicketsGift cardsAlcoholVapes / nicotineMedicationAccounts / credentialsHome servicesAdult content

Fake listings, harassment, pressure tactics, and unsafe meetup requests can also lead to removal or account limits.

If rules are broken

Listings can be paused, archived, or removed.

Accounts can lose posting or messaging access if the rules keep getting ignored.

School email is about access, not school approval.