Most platforms tell you what they stand for. Here's exactly how JEEPNEY by Francisco Motors actually works, in plain language, with a link to the real feature behind each promise.
There is no ranking algorithm deciding what you see. Posts appear in the order they were posted — nothing is boosted, buried, or hidden from you based on engagement. Content-type filters (photos, video, etc.) and an optional "most liked" sort exist if you want them, but neither one is the default, and neither one is how your feed works unless you explicitly choose it.
Every action taken on an account — a ban, a strike — is logged with a visible reason and timestamp that the account holder can see. If your account is actioned, you can submit a written appeal directly from the notice screen. A human reviews it and must give you a written response either way: upheld or overturned. Overturning an appeal doesn't just change a status flag — it actually restores the account and its posts.
You can download a full export of your information, posts, and connections at any time — no support ticket required. It's available right now from Settings › My Information once you're signed in.
Any promoted or boosted content you see is opt-in, paid for by the account that created it, and disclosed as such. We don't force ad interstitials into your feed to look at your own content.
Because a platform that holds your social connections, your content, and sometimes your livelihood owes you more than a vague terms-of-service paragraph. If any of the above ever stops being true, that's a bug — tell us.
