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• Every row is a dated post seen in public, kept as a lead. A tag word is the source sheet's own wording for the type, building, unit, term or category, and it is not checked against a business, a landlord or a listing.
• A count beside a tag is the number of distinct stored posts behind that word, never the number of rows. Selecting two tags keeps only the posts that carry both.
• The building value S names no building, so it is left out of the tags rather than shown as a place.
• An amount is what the source printed, in pesos. What period it covers is not stated there, so no amount is called a day, a week or a month figure. Confirm it in the original post.
• An amount that is absent is unknown, not free and not zero. A source distressed flag is what the source claimed, not a checked valuation or a deal.
• One original post can sit in more than one section. Everything counts distinct posts; a section keeps that section's recorded rows.
• Photos is the default view. One sideways strip holds every retrieved photograph of every matching source post; two stored copies of the same photograph are shown once, because the same content is the same photograph. Selecting one draws it whole and large, in place, with the post's own words and the stored facts under it. No album opens over the page and there is no separate Open page.
• All listings draws every matching stored post as a compact row, the ones with no retrieved photograph included. See page opens the stored original post in a new tab, from the selected photograph or from a row.
• The two counts are different. The number beside Photos is how many matching posts really have a retrieved photograph; the number beside All listings is how many stored posts match. Neither is ever the number of photographs, and the strip says how many photographs it holds.
• A few source posts also carry their own photographs and the post's own full text, where a person retrieved that post and kept it. Those pictures are the source's own, shown whole; the words are the post's own. Under the selected photograph a short opening of that post's own text is shown, and where the copy holds more than that opening, the whole of it opens in place. No picture and no detail is ever made up for a source post that was not retrieved.
• A signed-in member can keep a review of a stored photograph: an optional rating from 0 to 10, their own tags in their own order, and a freehand drawing kept as points on the picture. The review lives on that member's account and is written on this device first, so nothing is lost when the photograph, the filter or the page changes. Nobody else's review is readable here.
• The vote is separate from the review and is the only thing that votes: one per account per photograph, counted by the service, and the drawing on its own never votes. What is shown is the number of accounts that voted the photograph practically helpful and whether you are one of them.
• Reviews and votes need the community service, which is the same process that serves this page and holds the accounts. A visitor who is not signed in reads everything here; the sign-in line in the review panel is the ordinary community sign-in.
• Photographs of everyday help and homes are under Community photos, where people post them. A photograph is public only after a moderator approves it.
• Planning and dated costs are under Cost of Living in the Menu.