MarketPlaceTown - messages
Messages are being prepared.
MarketPlaceTown messaging will eventually help buyers and sellers ask questions, coordinate safely, report concerns, and stay connected. For Release 6B, this page is a friendly public preview only. Private inboxes, conversation bodies, replies, reports, blocks, notifications, offers, checkout, orders, and delivery remain closed until the full messaging workflow is built and live-tested.
This page makes message links safe, understandable, and consistent with the Release 6B public marketplace UX. It does not write to the database, expose private conversations, send messages, create notifications, open offers, create orders, or launch commerce. Saved-listing removal remains isolated to the approved saved-listing surfaces.
Release 6B continuity
Messaging will connect the marketplace later
This route is aligned with the upgraded Release 6B public marketplace family: browse, listing detail, seller profile, storefront preview, saved listings, and My Marketplace. It prepares the user-facing messaging story without opening any private communication action.
Message status
Your inbox will open in a later release
The private message inbox is intentionally not displayed yet. Before users can create or reply to conversations, messaging needs its own controlled workflow with CSRF protection, authorization, rate limits, moderation rules, reporting, blocking, notification rules, and live testing.
Messaging readiness
Private communication remains protected
These read-only signals show future messaging support without revealing inbox data or message content. They do not open any conversation, send, reply, report, block, offer, checkout, order, or delivery workflow.
Marketplace readiness
Marketplace discovery remains public and safe
These read-only signals show the marketplace surface that messages will eventually connect to. They do not open any message, offer, checkout, order, or delivery workflow.
Still closed
Messaging actions remain closed
Each action below needs its own controlled route, authorization checks, moderation expectations, and live test before it can be approved.