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JDL List Scheme
This page sets out the main operating rules of the JDL List Scheme, together with the current terms of service and privacy position for participating family members.
Section One
These rules govern how items are added, retained, interpreted and enforced within the JDL List Scheme.
Once an item has been added to a memberās list, it is treated as part of that list permanently and may not be removed. This rule does not apply to swaps, trades, the Remove From Your List rule, the Remove From Someone Elseās List rule, or any other rule that expressly allows removal. Outside of those specific exceptions, the list may only increase and must never decrease.
Where a child adds an item to their list, that item remains subject to parental approval. If a parent or guardian does not approve the item, it may be removed. Once approved, the item becomes permanent under Rule 1.
If a member sends a link, image, video, message, product, screenshot, or any other form of content that causes another member to view or become aware of an item, and the recpient sends the 'On Da List' video, then that item may be added to the senderās list unless the sender clearly states āNot for my listā within that same message.
A member may not deliberately send content to another person and then attempt to enforce the list rule against the recipient for seeing it. Responsibility sits with the sender, not the recipient. The recipient is under no obligation to disclaim or respond unless they are the one sending the content.
Where a spending deadline or target has been formally set and is not met in full, the Admin may add any number of items, of any type or value, to the relevant list for a 24-hour period without restriction.
Any attempt to manipulate, avoid, sidestep, twist, exploit, or unfairly reinterpret the rules may trigger a compliance penalty. In such cases, the member will have 48 hours to add items totalling Ā£10,000,000 to their own list.
If the required Ā£10,000,000 in items is not added within the 48-hour period stated in Rule 5, Rule 4 will apply automatically and the Admin may add items at their full discretion.
There is no financial limit on what may be added to a list. Members may add any item they want, regardless of quantity, category, or total combined value.
For children, Rule 7 applies only where the relevant parent or guardian approves the item or items concerned.
Where an item has been traded, swapped, removed from the game, removed using the Remove From Your List rule, or removed using the Remove From Someone Elseās List rule, that same item may not be re-added as a duplicate or re-entry unless the rules expressly allow it. In such cases, Rule 1 does not prevent the removed item from staying removed.
All items must be added through the pageās Add Item feature using the required fields, including the item name, item type, price, and link. Links must be correct and should point to the intended item wherever possible. Members are responsible for ensuring that the entered details are accurate enough for the item to be clearly identified and enforced.
If an item becomes unavailable, discontinued, out of stock, or otherwise unobtainable, it may only be removed once an equivalent or appropriate replacement item has first been added to the list. The unavailable item must remain on the list until that replacement has been properly added.
A member does not need to send content to another person in order for an item to be added to their list. Items may be added directly by the member using the pageās built-in Add Item feature, which records the item details within the scheme.
Where a member messages another person about an item, that item will only be capable of being enforced through that conversation if the recipient responds with the āDa Listā video. Without that response, the message alone does not activate the rule.
A member may not attempt to remove, void, invalidate, or reduce an item by arguing wording, timing, spelling errors, jokes, sarcasm, or āI didnāt mean itā after the fact, unless the Admin expressly accepts that explanation.
In any dispute, uncertainty, technicality, or grey area, the Adminās interpretation of the rules, item meaning, intent, and enforceability will be final.
Deleting a message, post, link, image, or item reference after it has been seen or recorded does not prevent it from being added to the list or enforced under the scheme.
A member cannot later claim that an item ādid not countā through a separate private explanation unless the Admin formally accepts that clarification.
The same exact item should not appear multiple times on the same list unless it is clear that multiple quantities were intentionally added or the Admin decides that multiple entries are valid.
Just because an item is visible to other family members does not weaken, cancel, reduce, or invalidate its standing as an active list item.
A memberās failure to reply, object, or correct something immediately does not prevent an item from being treated as validly added where the rules otherwise allow it.
These rules are not fixed permanently and may be amended, expanded, replaced, or updated by the Admin at any time, with or without prior notice.
Section Two
These terms explain how the JDL List Scheme operates and the basis on which members participate.
The JDL List Scheme is a private family-based listing system designed to allow members to record, maintain, and share items they wish to receive, own, or have purchased for them over time. Its purpose is to provide a structured and transparent way of managing personal lists within the family group.
By creating, using, viewing, sharing, or participating in a list under the JDL List Scheme, each member agrees to be bound by these Terms of Service, the Main Rules, any future amendments, and any Admin decisions made under them.
The scheme operates as a shared internal family arrangement. It is intended to manage list entries, expectations, item visibility, and administrative decisions across participating members. It is not based on a fixed budget, spending ceiling, item cap, or category restriction.
There is no maximum value, total amount, quantity, or combined estimated worth that may appear on a memberās list. Members may add items freely, subject only to the rules of the scheme and, where applicable, parental approval.
Items listed under the scheme are not necessarily expected to be obtained immediately. Members should understand that fulfilment may take place over time. As a general expectation, items may be received over the course of the first 12 months, and where not completed within that period, may continue to be fulfilled within a reasonable extended period, including up to 18 months from listing or shortly thereafter where required.
The existence of an item on a list does not guarantee same-day, same-week, or immediate fulfilment. The scheme is based on recorded entitlement and structured expectation over time, rather than instant delivery.
The Admin retains full authority to interpret the rules, determine whether an item qualifies, resolve disputes, approve replacements, verify list wording, manage timing issues, and make final decisions wherever uncertainty arises.
Members are responsible for adding items in a way that clearly reflects what they intend. The Admin may rely on the entered name, type, price, link, and any surrounding context when interpreting an item.
Any child participating in the scheme does so subject to oversight and approval by their parent or guardian. Parental approval may apply to list creation, individual items, list visibility, or continued participation.
If an item becomes unavailable, out of stock, discontinued, obsolete, superseded, or no longer practical to obtain, a reasonably equivalent replacement may be added in accordance with the rules before the original item is removed.
Members must not intentionally disrupt the scheme, falsify item history, interfere with other membersā lists, impersonate another member, or exploit the wording of the rules in bad faith.
If a rule is not enforced immediately, that does not mean it has been waived. The Admin may still enforce it later where appropriate.
These Terms of Service may be revised, updated, expanded, or rewritten at any time by the Admin. Continued participation after any update will be treated as acceptance of the revised terms.
All decisions made by the Admin in relation to the scheme, lists, disputes, interpretation, or enforcement shall be treated as final.
Section Three
This section explains how list information is visible and managed within the family scheme.
Lists created under the JDL List Scheme may be visible to other participating family members. By taking part, members acknowledge and accept that items added to their list may be viewed by others within the family group.
Members should not assume that list content will remain private from other participating family members. Any item added may be seen, discussed, referenced, or recognised by others who are part of the scheme.
List content is intended for internal family use within the JDL List Scheme environment. It is not intended for public publication, open advertising, or unrelated third-party use.
The scheme may display item names, links, descriptions, prices, item types, dates added, approval status, and other relevant list information where needed for operation, clarity, or family visibility.
Members should ensure that what they add is accurate and appropriate for shared visibility. Where something is clearly incorrect, misleading, or entered in error, the Admin may review it in line with the rules.
Where children are involved in the scheme, parental or guardian oversight may apply to both item approval and list visibility. Parents or guardians may review, approve, reject, or request amendment of a childās entries where appropriate.
The Admin may access, review, interpret, organise, and manage any list content for the purpose of running the scheme, enforcing the rules, resolving disputes, and maintaining proper records.
Members should only add or send content they are comfortable being visible to other participating family members. The scheme is built around shared awareness and internal transparency rather than private wishlisting.
Items may remain recorded as part of the list history in accordance with the permanent-list rules and general administration of the scheme.
This Privacy section may be updated from time to time by the Admin to reflect changes in how the scheme operates, how lists are displayed, or how family participation is managed.
These rules, terms, and privacy provisions form the operating framework of the JDL List Scheme. They may be updated, revised, expanded, or replaced at any time by the Admin, and all members are expected to remain bound by the most current version in force.