Group Rules Generator
Pick your group type, get 10 enforceable rules, copy them straight into Facebook. Clear rules are the cheapest spam filter ever built.
Marketplace-style groups where members list items for sale.
1.Price, location & condition required
Every listing must state the price, pickup location, and item condition. “DM for price” posts will be removed.
2.No counterfeit or prohibited items
No fakes, weapons, animals, or anything Facebook prohibits. When in doubt, don't list it.
3.One bump per 24 hours
Comment “bump” or “still available” at most once a day per listing. Repost instead of spamming the feed.
4.Mark sold items as sold
Update or delete your listing once it's gone so buyers stop messaging you — and stop cluttering the group.
5.No auctions unless approved
Fixed prices only. Auctions, raffles, and “highest offer wins” need admin approval first.
6.Be respectful — zero tolerance for harassment
No personal attacks, discrimination, or bullying. Healthy haggling is fine; abuse gets an instant ban.
7.No MLM recruitment or affiliate links
This is a buy-and-sell group, not a recruitment board. Business-opportunity pitches will be removed.
8.Meet and pay safely
Meet in public places and use cash or verified payments. Admins are never involved in your transactions.
9.No duplicate listings
Search before you post. Identical active listings from the same seller will be deleted.
10.Admins' decisions are final
Disagree with a removal? DM an admin politely. Public arguments about moderation lead to removal.
Replace [BRACKETED] placeholders with your niche, area, or hobby before pasting into Admin Tools → Group Rules.
What makes a rule enforceable
Vague guidelines create endless moderation debates. Enforceable rules name the exact behavior (“price, location, and condition on every listing”) and the consequence. Use all 10 of Facebook's rule slots — empty slots are ambiguity, and ambiguity is where spam breeds.
Rules protect your community, but consistency grows it. Once your house is in order, the next bottleneck is showing up every day — which is why admins schedule their content instead of posting it by hand.