Content & Acceptable Use Policy
We publish content that is lawful, honest and useful to readers. This policy lists what we will not publish or link to, and what happens if content breaks these rules.
Effective date: 26 October 2026
1. Content we will not accept
We will not publish articles, press releases, images or links that promote, contain or link to:
- illegal goods or services, or content that facilitates unlawful activity;
- illegal drugs, drug paraphernalia, controlled substances, or unlicensed pharmaceuticals and prescription medicines;
- weapons, firearms, ammunition, explosives or instructions for making them;
- online gambling, betting or casino services that are unlicensed or not permitted in the reader's jurisdiction;
- adult content, pornography, escort or sexual services;
- hate speech, harassment, violence, terrorism, or discrimination based on race, religion, gender, sexual orientation, disability or nationality;
- malware, phishing, hacking tools, stolen data, or deceptive downloads;
- counterfeit goods, or content that infringes copyright, trademarks or other intellectual property;
- fraudulent, pyramid, Ponzi or "get-rich-quick" schemes, unregistered investment offers, or misleading financial or cryptocurrency claims;
- false or misleading health claims, including claims to cure or prevent disease;
- defamatory content, or personal data about individuals without a lawful basis;
- fake reviews, impersonation, or content designed to deceive readers or search engines;
- any product, service or activity prohibited under Stripe's Restricted Businesses list or NOWPayments' terms of use.
2. Editorial standards
- Content must be original, accurate and written for readers, not stuffed with keywords.
- It must be relevant to the category of the publishing website.
- Target websites must be live, safe and lawful.
- Where required by law or platform rules (for example FTC or ASA guidance), placements may be labelled as sponsored or partner content.
3. Our right to refuse
We review every submission. We may decline, request changes to, or edit content (for formatting, clarity and compliance) before publication. If we decline content that breaches this policy before work begins, you may submit alternative content or cancel for a refund under our Refund & Cancellation Policy.
4. Removal of published content
If published content is later found to breach this policy or the law, or we receive a valid legal complaint, we may remove it. Removal for these reasons is not eligible for a refund.
5. Use of the website
You must not attempt to gain unauthorised access to our systems, overload or disrupt the website, scrape it at scale, create accounts using false identities, or use stolen payment methods. We may suspend accounts and report unlawful activity to the authorities.
6. Reporting content
To report content on any site in our network that you believe is unlawful or infringes your rights, email [email protected] with the URL and details. We review reports promptly.
