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glossary

Completion and reviews

Mark it done. Stop sharing the extra location. Say how it went. Then carry on — that is the whole ending.

Done means done

The jump start worked, or it did not. The walk reached the car. The box made the stair. Both people confirm completion in the request. That is the product’s idea of an ending — not an open thread that follows you home.

Location sharing stops

If you consented to precise location after accept, completion ends that sharing automatically. You should not have to remember to shut it off. Approximate area was the default; precision was a temporary, two-person choice.

A review is optional and two-sided

Each person can leave a review. It is how the other person hears how it went. It is not a public performance, not a gig-worker leaderboard, and not a substitute for report and block if something was actually wrong. If the meeting never happened, a two-hour timeout already closed the ask.

Questions people actually ask

What if we never met?

If nobody accepts within two hours, the request closes and you can try again. Completion and reviews belong to requests that actually had an accepted helper.

Does a bad review replace a report?

No. If something was unsafe or abusive, report and block. Leave. Call 911 if you need official response. A review is not a police report.

Do reviews make helpers employees?

No. Helpers remain approved community members, not contractors for hire. Reviews do not turn Help Me into a paid marketplace.

Help Me is a community app for adults in Fargo–Moorhead. It is not a K–12 student program, not a youth chat, and not campus police.