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Promotional Content Guidelines

Sep 08, 2024

Reach of these guidelines

General rule: guidelines apply to all promotional content

As a general rule, you can promote your own or someone else’s brand, organization, project, product or service on Enumma only if you follow these guidelines. The only exception to this general rule is for Enumma-enabled artist or music amplification, as described below.

Exception to the general rule: Enumma-enabled artist amplification

As an exception to the general rule described above, these guidelines do not apply to your use of Enumma’s built-in artist amplification features, so long as you meet the following two conditions:

  • You use them only to promote your own musical project or to promote someone else’s music project for no compensation or reward other than Enumma-enabled tokens and other Enumma-enabled rewards.
  • You link the artist domain or verified artist profile of each artist that you promote to your promotional content using our “amplified artists” linking feature.

If your promotion falls within this exception, however, you must still comply with all of our other terms and policies.

What we mean by promotion

For purposes of these guidelines, we use the term “promotion” in a broad sense. “Promotion” includes advertisements, product placements, sponsorships, endorsements, promotional contests or giveaways, and other forms of touting.

Compliance with terms and the law

Your promotion on Enumma must comply with:

You may not promote your own or someone else’s brand, organization, project, product or service on Enumma if anything about Enumma limits your ability to ensure that your promotion complies with our Terms of Service and the law. 

Keep in mind that Enumma is an 18+ app, so you may not publish any promotional content addressed to, or intended to appeal to, persons under 18.

No association with Enumma

Your promotion must not imply that you have a partnership with Enumma or that Enumma is any way endorsing or sponsoring or administering your promotion.

Self-promotion disclosure

If you have an ownership or commercial interest in the brand, organization, project, product or service you’re promoting, you must let your audience know about it.

Stuff you can’t promote on Enumma

You may not promote a brand, organization, project, product or service in, or associated with, any of the following categories:

  • Explosives.
  • Guns, gun parts and ammunitions.
  • Other weapons or dangerous objects.
  • Tobacco and other nicotine-related products.
  • Vape products.
  • Recreational drugs and drug paraphernalia.
  • Products and services that are designed to enable dishonest behavior.
  • Pornography or sexually suggestive imagery.
  • Sex and escort services.
  • Sexual-encounter or sexualized-theme dating.
  • Sexual merchandise.
  • Plastic surgery or cosmetic services focused on intimate body parts.
  • Real or simulated gambling.
  • Medical devices.
  • Prescription drugs.
  • Other controlled substances.
  • Over-the-counter medicines.
  • THC and CBD products.
  • Dietary, health or herbal supplements.
  • Weigh loss or weight control.
  • Infant formula.
  • Speculative and experimental medical treatment, cell therapies, and gene therapies.
  • Clinical trial recruitment.
  • HIV home tests.
  • Birth control.
  • Paternity tests.
  • Surrogacy services.
  • Abortion.
  • Addiction services.
  • Health and medical insurance.
  • Political organizations and candidacies.
  • Plaintiff recruitment.
  • Solicitation of funds or donations other than by or on behalf of a tax-exempt charity.
  • Payday loans.
  • Paycheck advances.
  • Short-term loans of 90 days or less.
  • Penny auctions, bidding fee auctions or other similar business models.
  • Contracts for difference, rolling spot forex, financial spread betting and binary options. 
  • Initial coin offerings and other arrangements for the sale or distribution of crypto assets.
  • Custody, brokerage, exchange and clearing of crypto assets.
  • Stablecoins.
  • Crypto lending and staking.
  • Crypto investment advice.
  • Pyramid schemes.
  • Get-rich-quick offers.
  • Abortion.
  • Products or services promising a guaranteed financial return on a speculative investment.
  • Other too-good-to-be true financial offers.
  • Third-party online tech support.
  • Locksmith and garage door repair services.
  • Call directory, forwarding and recording services.
  • Illegal products, services or activities.

What happens if you don’t comply

If you don’t follow these guidelines, we can take any of the actions set out in the "Some actions we can take" section of our Terms of Service.

Other measures to protect our platform

We may remove or limit your promotional content it gets a bunch of negative feedback or goes against our interests. We may also remove or limit your promotional content if we ask you to prove that it doesn’t contravene these guidelines, and you don’t do that to our satisfaction.