Define the public purpose

A Tap Tap Go leaderboard can show a programme-defined achievement without exposing every participant’s balance or event history. Public visibility should serve the stated recognition objective. A person’s ranking does not automatically authorise publication of private benefits, support issues or financial information.

Keep private review available through the right route

Participants may need detailed records to understand their own activity. That does not make those records suitable for a public scoreboard. Clear separation helps the programme feel engaging while preserving appropriate boundaries around the member’s personal account and participation history.

Imagine this

Hypothetical programme scene

Hypothetically, a challenge recognises a member’s completed tasks publicly while the member reviews a separate private status record. The public result should not be expanded into a claim about the member’s cash earnings or account balance.

Make it practical.

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