Paid sharing may need to be disclosed. Users must follow the law, platform rules, community rules, and the instructions in the Share Request.
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Paid disclosure.
Rules for making paid sharing clear when a Promoter is paid or may be paid to share something.
An Advertiser must not ask Promoters to hide that they are being paid or may be paid to share.
A Promoter must not present a paid share as unpaid, independent, organic, or personally unrelated when disclosure is required.
A disclosure should be clear, easy to notice, and easy for ordinary people to understand.
Examples of plain disclosure may include words such as "ad," "sponsored," "paid post," or another clear disclosure that fits the platform and the Share Request.
A disclosure should not be hidden in a place people are unlikely to see, buried under unrelated hashtags, made unclear, or contradicted by the rest of the post.
Using a platform's built-in disclosure tool may help, but it may not be enough by itself. Users are responsible for making the paid relationship clear when required.
Advertisers can include required disclosure language in the Share Request instructions.
Promoters must follow required disclosure instructions when sharing.
Missing, unclear, hidden, or misleading disclosure can cause proof to be rejected, sent back for changes, held for review, or reported.
Vyralizer may pause or remove Share Requests that appear to request hidden paid endorsements or misleading promotion.
Vyralizer may hold money while disclosure, proof, platform, or legal questions are reviewed.
This plain-English policy is subject to attorney, accounting, and payment review before live public payments or final legal reliance.