Rules for publishing a public stash, reporting unsafe content, and moderation review.
The short version
You must accept the current public-content terms before publishing a public stash. Reported content may be reviewed and removed, and tenants that violate these terms may be suspended.
These terms apply when you publish public catalogue content through Rejog Stash, including stash pages, item pages, item photos, item names, descriptions, notes, categories, lend modes, and public lend links.
Private device-local cataloguing and ordinary borrowing are covered by the Privacy Policy and the app's normal product behavior. These terms focus on content that can be shown to someone else through a public stash or link.
Only share lawful catalogue content that you own or have permission to publish. Do not publish anything that violates someone else's rights, exposes private information without permission, or misrepresents what you are offering.
People who see public stash content can report a stash or item from supported clients. A report may include the target stash handle, optional item identifier, selected reason, and optional detail text. You can also report public content or ask safety questions by emailing help@rejog.net.
Supported clients may let a viewer block a public stash locally so it no longer appears for them. Owners may also block borrower contacts through the lending tools when a request or loan creates a safety or trust issue. Blocking is separate from reporting, but both help reduce repeated unwanted contact or exposure.
Rejog operators may review public-content reports and the relevant target snapshot available at the time of submission. Review may include the reported stash, item details, item photos or photo references, the reason selected, and any optional detail text.
If content appears to violate these terms, Rejog may remove the content, hide or disable public sharing, limit access to public publishing features, or suspend the tenant responsible for the public stash. We may also act without advance notice when needed for safety, privacy, abuse prevention, legal compliance, or service integrity.
If your content was removed or your public stash was suspended and you think that was a mistake, email help@rejog.net. Include your stash handle, the item if relevant, and what you think we got wrong.
If you are unsure whether something is allowed, ask before publishing it. Stash works best when a public catalogue feels like a neighbor's helpful shelf, not a general marketplace or message board.
When these terms materially change, Rejog will update this page and publish a new policy version. Apps may require you to accept the current version before publishing or reconnecting a public stash.