Overview
"Marketplace" is the page, and it hosts four tabs that each do a different job. They're siblings — none of them is a sub-feature of another. If you've heard Matters described as "part of Community+," that's not quite right: Matters sits right next to the Community+ feed tab, not inside it.
The Four Tabs
Community+
The money-request feed. Post a support request with an amount, react, comment, and get supporter offers directly.
Matters
Financial-literacy discussion, not tied to a money request. Same posting/reaction/badge system as Community+, no amount attached.
Funds
Goal-based pooled support — one clear target, multiple supporters backing it together.
Support Offers
Standing offers supporters have listed, and a tracker for offers you've made or received — the marketplace's "browse what's on offer" tab.
Reporting & Blocking
Two separate tools keep Community+, Matters, and Circles usable — this applies across all of them, not just one tab.
Block
Immediately hides a member's posts from you. Private — the blocked member is not notified, and it doesn't affect anyone else's feed.
Report
Flags a post or comment for admin review — for spam, scams or misleading claims, harassment, being off-topic, or another concern.
AI-assisted triage
New reports are triaged by an AI reviewer. It can only auto-dismiss low-stakes reports (like spam or off-topic) and only at high confidence. Anything that could mean hiding someone's content always requires a human admin to act.
Post text and names for Circles, Funds, and Susu cycles are also checked for "loan," "lend," and "borrow" language as you type — Garder uses support language throughout, and the platform will ask you to rephrase with a suggested alternative before you can submit.
FAQ
Is Matters part of Community+?
No. They're sibling tabs on the same marketplace page. Matters just sits next to the Community+ feed, not inside it.
Do Funds and Support Offers show inside the Community+ feed?
A Fund can also be cross-posted as an announcement into the Community+ feed if its owner chooses to share it there, but Funds and Support Offers are still their own separate tabs — the cross-post is just visibility, not nesting.
What's the difference between blocking and reporting?
Blocking is personal and immediate — it just hides that member's content from your own feed. Reporting sends the content to admin review and can result in it being hidden platform-wide.
Can an AI hide my post?
No. The AI reviewer can only auto-dismiss low-stakes reports like spam — any action that would actually hide content requires a human admin to click the button.