Community-first practice · version 1
Find Dank Community Activation Standards
A good hunt earns trust.
Reviewed · Published by Find Dank · South Africa
Clear rules before participation
Each activation should state its date, place, search area, opening and closing times, eligibility, prize description, winner method and claim process. Any participation cost should be visible before entry. Event admission and hunt tickets must not be confused.
A change or cancellation should be communicated through the same official channels used for the announcement. This framework is not a substitute for the activation’s own published rules.
Respect the venue and community
Search areas should be agreed with the venue. Clues should not require trespass, damage, dangerous access or disruption of other visitors. Staff should have a clear way to pause an activity when conditions change.
Cannabis-focused activations are intended for adults. Participation should not require consumption, and organizer and venue conditions apply.
Truthful prizes and partner attribution
A prize description should explain what is offered, any voucher restrictions, expiry and the claim method. Planned contributions should not be described as distributed prizes.
A sponsor should be attributed to the activity it supports. Collaboration is not medical endorsement, product certification or evidence of an exclusive relationship.
Consent and community content
Identifiable participant photos, winner stories and interviews should be used with appropriate consent. Personal contact information should not be published as part of a prize claim.
Editorial images, mascot artwork and mockups should not be passed off as documentary photographs of an activation.
Keep an honest record
Record the experience, date, location, contributor roles and supported results. Separate announcements from completion evidence and Find Dank accounts from independent reporting. Correct factual errors when reliable information is available.
This is Find Dank’s own published framework, reviewed 7 October 2026. It is not a government standard, accreditation scheme or claim that every historical activation has been audited against it.
Sources, review dates and corrections
Find Dank publishes its own activity accounts alongside source links where available. An organiser listing can establish the event’s details without independently proving Find Dank’s attendance or results. Contributor roles, future plans and completed activity should remain distinguishable in every record.
Reviewed dates indicate when a page was checked or edited; they do not establish that an event occurred on that date. If information changes, provide the page URL, the detail concerned and an official or first-hand source through Find Dank’s contact routes. Corrections should update the record and its review date without inventing missing outcomes.