Use Community after the map check
Open the map first, then use Community for cleanup timing, follow-up notes, disposal questions, or repeat-area context instead of adding duplicate pins.
Check the mapPlan cleanups, track repeat spots, and keep local updates tied to real places.
Showing recent community threads. Use location to focus on nearby discussions.
These guide cards help new visitors understand what belongs in Community while the board is still building real local activity.
Open the map first, then use Community for cleanup timing, follow-up notes, disposal questions, or repeat-area context instead of adding duplicate pins.
Check the mapA strong thread says what changed, where the area is, whether the spot is still active, and what someone should do next.
Read reporting guideNeedles, chemicals, blocked roads, private property, and active dumping need the right local authority before volunteers touch anything.
What to reportCommunity is for discussion and updates. Groups are for recurring routes, cleanup teams, event timing, supplies, and volunteer coordination.
View groupsI built LitterMeNot because I got tired of seeing trash show up over and over with no simple place for people to report it, keep it visible, and help the next cleanup effort know where to fo…