The part worth getting right
Tap Tap Go’s product model includes event, ticketing, membership and engagement programme concepts configured for the relevant organiser. Work from the programme rules and participant display choices. A gamified feature does not remove the need for an appropriate visibility decision.
Make the outcome reviewable
Before sharing, review three points: confirm what names may appear; explain the ranking basis; avoid sensitive performance details. Ask yourself: Have participants been told what will be visible?
Hypothetical example
Imagine an organiser considering a visible participation ranking. In this hypothetical scene, the organiser uses an agreed display format and keeps private participant information outside the public ranking.
Make it practical.
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