Useful, specific, and honest.
Our public guidance should help a facilitator act with context, not oversell a feature or imply certainty we cannot provide.
Describe the product as it is
We use “Tool”, “Wheel”, “Race”, “Entry”, “Winner”, and “Shared Setup” consistently. We do not describe browser storage as an account or cloud backup, and we distinguish a template from a promise of an outcome.
State the limits
Guidance calls out eligibility, duplicates, privacy boundaries, and the need for human judgment. Claims about vendors, analytics, or advertising are limited to the current implementation and reviewed before they change.
Keep links and examples real
Navigation points to published pages and working Tools. Examples avoid real student data. If a page, feature, or social channel does not exist, we do not present it as available.
Corrections
If you find a factual or accessibility problem, email hello@tryrandomly.com. Please omit student names and Shared Setup links.