What are Structured Content Chips?
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Structured Content Chips
When creating a community alert, you can add structured content chips — small, standardised tags that describe key details about the lost item or pet. These chips make alerts clearer at a glance and improve searchability within the community.
Types of Chips
- Circumstance chips: Describe how the item was lost — e.g. "Dropped", "Left behind", "Stolen"
- Trait chips: Describe physical characteristics — e.g. "Blue", "Small", "Leather"
- Distinguishing chips: Highlight unique features — e.g. "Scratched", "Has sticker", "Engraved"
How to Use Them
- When creating an alert, you'll see chip selections below the description field
- Tap or click relevant chips to add them to your alert
- Chips appear as coloured badges on the published alert
Why Use Chips?
- Community members can quickly scan alert details without reading long descriptions
- Chips are standardised, making it easier to match found items to alerts
- They help community members report more accurate sightings