1. Report only what you observed
Use sightings for cards you personally saw at the listed store. Describe the general product area and approximate selection without promising inventory will remain. Use restock notes for recurring patterns, not one-time stock claims.
2. Keep people out of the report
Never post employee or customer names, photographs, schedules, vehicle details, contact information, or identifying descriptions. Do not share your own live location or another hunter’s location. Store-level information is enough.
3. Respect stores and other hunters
Follow purchase limits and staff instructions. Do not encourage harassment, confrontation, line cutting, hiding product, evading retailer rules, or unsafe driving. Squads are for coordination—not targeting or excluding people.
4. No manipulation
Do not submit false “gone” reports, advertise resale listings, promote unrelated businesses, coordinate artificial scarcity, or use multiple accounts to inflate trust signals and progression.
5. Keep it appropriate
No threats, hate, sexual content, graphic content, illegal activity, spam, malware, or attempts to collect another user’s personal information. Display names and squad names must follow the same rules.
6. Enforcement
Card Route may expire, limit, or remove content and restrict accounts to protect users, retailers, the service, and its data providers. Serious safety concerns should be reported to the appropriate local authority rather than posted in the community feed.