run fomo at your school.

1. 01peoplebring the right people in.
2. 02chaptersget organizations competing.
3. 03momentscreate things people talk about.
4. 04contentyour campus. your people. your story.

1. the lead role

   seat 01

   campus president

   runs the team, and is the main line to fomo HQ.

   this suits you if

   • you are a frat exec, an org president, or whoever already runs things on campus
   • you know people across Greek life, teams and clubs
   • you can hold four people accountable without being annoying about it
   • you answer texts

2. seat 02

   growth

   gets people to download it and actually use it.

   this suits you if

   • you are the competitive one
   • walking up to a stranger or posting to 300 people does not faze you
   • you treat a number as a personal challenge
   • you have sold something before — tickets, merch, bids, anything

3. seat 03

   partnerships

   gets fomo into orgs, teams and events.

   this suits you if

   • you already know exec boards
   • you can text a social chair and get a reply
   • you keep a pipeline updated without being asked
   • you are comfortable on the phone and in meetings, not just DMs
4. most applied for

   seat 04

   content

   runs the school's page, mic in hand.

   this suits you if

   • you can film, edit, and hold a mic in front of a crowd without freezing
   • you already know what is going viral at your school
   • you post constantly on your own account
   • you are funny — that matters more here than being polished

5. seat 05

   culture

   makes the fomo dinners happen.

   this suits you if

   • you are the most socially plugged-in person on campus
   • you know every creator, DJ, promoter and personality by name — and they know you
   • you get invited to things
   • you could build a guest list from memory right now

One application, one role. Tell us which of the five you want and why you are the person for it — apply for a seat.

Trading involves risk, including loss of funds. No returns are guaranteed. Product access and promotional participation are subject to eligibility.

The board that is real — campuses, chapters and raw PnL — is on the Greek Wars page.

1. 01qualifymeet the entry criteria
2. 02competetake part all semester
3. 03recognizecelebrate chapter winners

Subject to eligibility and official rules, including qualification criteria, competition dates, scoring and prize terms. A prize is not a trading return. Trading involves risk, including loss of funds. No returns are guaranteed.

The full rules, the map of who is onboarded and the live board are on the Greek Wars page. Chapters register at onboard.

How a table gets funded, what you owe and when, and the application are on the Dinner Series page.

1. 01
   find your people.start with the communities you know.
2. 02
   bring them on fomo.connect your circle through the app.
3. 03
   launch your campus.give people a reason to gather.
4. 04
   make some noise.tell the story in your campus voice.
5. 05
   climb the leaderboard.build participation. keep showing up.

1. 01one group chateverything goes in it. no side deals, no silos.
2. 02sunday team meetingtwenty minutes. the president runs it.
3. 03sunday report to HQthe president sends it, using the template.
4. 04ask before you promisenever commit fomo to money, prizes or sponsorships without approval. never guarantee an org anything HQ has not signed off on.
5. 05post it, do not perfect itspeed beats polish every time.
6. 06pass it across, same daycontent spots a big creator → culture. culture meets a frat president → partnerships. partnerships lands a 400-person event → growth and content.

The Sunday report. Every Sunday, drop your report in as a PDF or a spreadsheet. That is the whole thing.

1. say it when fomo paid

   the only rule about posting.

   nothing here is conditional on posting — not a dinner, not a prize. but when you post about something fomo paid for, say so in the post. “#ad”, “paid by fomo” or “fomo covered this” all work. a comment or the fourth line of a caption does not.

   • any post about something fomo paid for must say so, in the post itself.
   • undisclosed posts are rejected and count toward nothing.

2. describe the app, never the outcome

   this is a trading app. the line matters.

   say what fomo is and say what you did. your own experience is yours to talk about. what you cannot do is suggest what anyone else will make.

   • never promise, imply or hint at returns — no “easy money”, no screenshot framed as what to expect.
   • a prize is a promotional competition prize. it is not a trading return.
   • never post someone else's positions without them saying yes.
   • never pitch anyone under 18, and never sign them up.

3. use the name properly

   two things, and one catches everyone out.

   anything you post is yours and reads as yours. if something needs to come from fomo, ask and we will send it from fomo.

   • fomo is always lowercase. never Fomo, never FOMO — including at the start of a sentence.
   • do not make things that look official — no fake accounts, no profiles implying you speak for the company.

4. what ends it

   short list, and none of it is about performance.

   a quiet term where nothing worked has never been a problem. every item here is about honesty, because the whole thing runs on people believing you.

   • undisclosed paid posts, after being told once.
   • presenting trading as a way to make guaranteed money.
   • faked numbers — bought engagement, invented signups, edited insights.
   • signing up anyone under 18, or anyone who did not ask.

TODO: official rules for Greek Wars and the Dinner Series competition are not published yet. Until they are, this manual is guidance and prize questions are decided case by case.

Trading involves risk, including loss of funds. No returns are guaranteed.