This is what people found in their own neighborhood
Every report has a photo, a place, and a date. We publish only the ones the reporter has agreed to, and we do so right after they are sent. Support a report from your neighborhood so it shows that it did not bother just one person.
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How this page works
Nothing gets published on its own
A report shows up here the moment it is sent by someone who explicitly allowed it to be published. Offensive content is stopped by an automatic check. We never publish a license plate, and we remove any photo in which someone is recognizable at the first request we receive.
A name only if the reporter wanted it
Whoever reports anonymously is signed with a tag instead of a name. Contact details are never shown, not even for signed reports.
Why support and comments
A report backed by fifty people from the same neighborhood is harder to dismiss than a lone message. Comments help track what happens next: whether it was cleaned up, who went out to the site.
This is not an official report
We forward reports to the authorities when there is someone to forward them to, but the site is not a substitute for the municipal inspectorate. For emergencies, such as a fire, always call 193 first.
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