Content Rules
Effective September 4, 2026
Historical Supporter Cards are public. New payments and wall entries are closed.
1. Allowed content
You may use a personal name, pseudonym, business or product name, a public website or X profile, and a short supportive or humorous message. You must have permission to publish the name, text, logo, claims, and destination you submit.
2. Prohibited content
- illegal products, services, instructions, or transactions;
- malware, phishing, credential collection, unsafe downloads, or deceptive redirects;
- fraud, impersonation, false endorsements, guaranteed-return claims, or get-rich-quick schemes;
- hate, harassment, threats, violence, doxxing, or private/confidential information;
- sexual, adult, exploitative, or graphic content;
- gambling, unlicensed financial promotion, weapons, controlled substances, or other provider-restricted activity;
- spam, engagement manipulation, link shorteners used to hide destinations, or repeated substantially identical cards;
- content infringing copyright, trademark, privacy, publicity, or other rights.
3. Link requirements
Links must use HTTP or HTTPS, resolve to a public destination, and match the card’s identity. Local network addresses, credential-bearing URLs, cloaked destinations, unauthorized affiliate redirects, and links that change to prohibited content are not allowed. X profile links are welcome when they point to the submitted public account.
4. Moderation
Automated checks may reject obvious unsafe text or links before checkout. We may also review and remove cards after payment. No moderation system catches every issue immediately. Reports are assessed in context, and we may request proof of ownership or change a card to an unlinked display while reviewing a destination.
5. Enforcement
Possible actions include rejecting checkout, hiding a card, removing a link, shortening unsafe copy, permanently removing a card, blocking repeated abuse, and reporting unlawful activity. A card rejected before any paid display may be refund-eligible; a card removed after violating these rules is normally not refundable where legally permitted.