Interview or background
Use this when you need context on why the site exists, how reporting works, or what the map is trying to solve.
Screenshots or product overview
Use this when you need clean visuals of the report flow, map, contributors, or other public pages for coverage.
Local cleanup story
Use this when the request is tied to one city, county, repeat hotspot, or a cleanup effort already underway.
One public place instead of scattered posts
The site works best when reporting, map context, and follow-through stay tied together instead of living across unrelated posts and screenshots.
Repeat spots matter more than one report
The map helps people see where the same roadside, lot, or creek edge keeps filling back up after cleanup.
Recognition can keep cleanup going
Visible credit and contributor history can help local cleanup work last longer than a single volunteer day.
Background, screenshots, and a clear explanation of the public flow.
If the request is tied to a local cleanup effort or repeat hotspot, include that detail so the reply can stay specific to the place you are covering.