Last Updated: April 2026
1. The Essentials
By using TheEverydayList.com, you’re joining a community dedicated to intentional living and curated tools. By accessing the site or registering an account, you agree to these terms.
2. Age Requirement
This platform is designed for an adult audience. You must be at least 18 years of age to register an account, earn credits, or participate in our community discussions. If we find an account belongs to someone under 18, it will be removed.
3. Your Account & Personalization
Your account is your personal dashboard. It tracks your Followed Lists, Saved Posts, and Credits. These features are provided for your personal, non-commercial use to help you organize and optimize your own daily loadout.
4. Community Standards
We value high-quality discussion. Whether you are commenting on a post or starting a thread in the forums, we ask that you:
- Keep discussions constructive and focused on the topic.
- Avoid spam, self-promotion, or any form of harassment.
- Respect the “Essentialist” focus—quality over quantity. We reserve the right to moderate content, adjust credit balances, or suspend accounts that don’t align with these community standards.
5. Content & Ownership
The original articles, photography, and site design are the property of TheEverydayList.com unless otherwise stated – we use some images from free commercial use sites like Unsplash. When you contribute to the community via comments or forum posts, you grant us the right to display that content to other members of the site. Where possible, please embed content that way it comes from its original platform.
6. The Reality Check
This site is a personal hobby project. While we only recommend tools and systems we truly believe in, all information is provided for educational and entertainment purposes. We aren’t professional advisors, and any gear you purchase or workflows you adopt are at your own discretion.
7. Where We Stand
This site is based in the United Kingdom and operated as a personal project. Any issues or disputes will be handled according to the laws of the UK.
