1. Our Principles

Seenfold clips your own content and puts it in front of new people. You run a campaign on Seenfold (a "Campaign"), and independent creators ("Creators") cut your episodes, talks, demos, or other footage into short videos ("Clips") and post them from their own TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube accounts. Because every Clip reaches real people, what we clip and post matters. This policy explains what Seenfold will and will not clip and post, and it binds every Campaign, the content and brief you give us, the Clips made from them, and everyone who uses the Service.

Four principles guide everything below:

Your content, your rights. We clip content that is yours or that you have permission to use. That includes the rights of the people who appear in it, the music in it, and any third-party material in it.
Be truthful. Claims made in your content, in your brief, and in the Clips made from them must be accurate and not designed to mislead.
Do no harm. Attention is powerful. We do not clip or post content that endangers, degrades, defrauds, or targets people.
Follow the rules of the room, including disclosure. Clips are paid promotion. Creators must follow the law that applies to them and the rules of the platform they post on, and must disclose the paid relationship wherever the law (such as the FTC's endorsement rules) or the platform's branded-content rules require it. You must not ask a Creator to hide, remove, or blur a disclosure.

You accept this policy when you pay for a Campaign, and it applies for as long as your Campaign runs. It works alongside our Terms of Service, and capitalized terms that are not defined here, such as Plan, Month, and Purchase, have the meanings given there. Where a platform such as TikTok, Instagram, or YouTube applies stricter rules, those rules also apply to any Clip posted there.

2. How Campaigns Are Reviewed

In plain language: a person looks at every Campaign before any Clip is posted, and your brief guides the Creators without turning into a script.

Every Campaign is reviewed by a person before delivery begins. After you pay and send us your content and brief, we review them against this policy. We aim to review within one business day of receiving your content. That is an aim, not a guarantee.

A review ends in one of two outcomes:

Accepted. Delivery begins, and Creators start making and posting Clips.
Needs changes. We send you a note explaining the change we need before we can run the Campaign.

We may decline a Campaign we cannot run under this policy. If we do, your Plan ends and what you paid is refunded for everything undelivered, as set out in Section 6 of our Terms of Service.

Your brief guides the Creators. It does not give you editorial control over each Clip. You write the brief: the handle or link to tag or point to, what to push, what must never be said or shown, and any other notes. Within the brief, we and the Creators choose the moments to clip, and Creators post in their own voice. Beyond what the brief says, you do not control how each Clip is cut. Your brief must follow this policy too, and we will not ask a Creator to say or show anything this policy prohibits.

Every Clip on your dashboard has a Report button. If a Clip breaks your brief or this policy, flag it and we will look at it (see Section 9).

3. What We Clip

In plain language: your own content, from people and organizations with something worth hearing.

Seenfold clips content you own or have permission to use: your episodes, talks, demos, interviews, launches, and similar footage. The people who run Campaigns tend to look like this:

Podcasts and shows. Episodes, interviews, and highlights from a show that deserves a bigger audience.
Brands and products. Product demos, launches, and the people behind a brand, told truthfully.
Startups and founders. Founder talks, pitches, launches, and the story of what a team is building.
Politicians and campaigns. Speeches, town halls, interviews, and public appearances, under the extra rules in Section 5.
Creators and personalities. Your own videos, streams, and long-form work, cut for audiences who have not found you yet.

The common thread is simple. The content is yours, the claims are honest, and reaching more people is a good outcome for the audience, not just for you.

4. Prohibited Content

Some things we will never clip or post, no matter who is paying. Your content, your brief, and any Clip made for your Campaign may not include or promote the following.

Illegal activity or goods

Weapons, firearms, explosives, or accessories designed to circumvent the law.
Illegal drugs, controlled substances, or content that facilitates their sale.
Counterfeit goods, stolen property, or any product or service that is illegal to sell.
Instructions for committing crimes or evading law enforcement.

Fraud, scams, and deceptive claims

Scams, phishing, pyramid or Ponzi schemes, and get-rich-quick offers.
Fake giveaways, fake charity drives, or soliciting money under false pretenses.
Misleading, exaggerated, or unsubstantiated claims about a product, person, or outcome.
Health, financial, or legal claims that are not substantiated.

Hate, harassment, and degradation

Hate speech or content that attacks or dehumanizes people based on race, ethnicity, national origin, religion, caste, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, disability, or serious disease.
Harassment, bullying, or coordinated campaigns to intimidate or shame a person.
Content that degrades or promotes hatred toward a protected group.

Targeting private individuals

Targeting, defaming, or running a negative campaign against a private person.
Doxxing, publishing private or identifying information, or revealing someone's location without consent.

Violence and dangerous acts

Threats of violence, incitement, or glorification of violent or terrorist acts.
Content that encourages self-harm, suicide, or dangerous activities.

Adult content and content that endangers minors

Sexually explicit or pornographic material, and adult sexual services.
Any content that sexualizes, exploits, or endangers minors, or puts a child at risk. We report such content to the appropriate authorities.

Misinformation that causes harm

Election and voting misinformation, including false claims about how, when, or where to vote, and content designed to suppress participation.
Health misinformation, including false or dangerous medical, vaccine, or treatment claims.
Financial misinformation, including deceptive investment, crypto, or trading claims.

Impersonation, infringement, and inauthentic activity

Content you do not own or have permission to use, including other people's footage, music, or likeness.
Impersonating a person, brand, or organization, or falsely implying an endorsement.
Infringing copyrights, trademarks, or other intellectual property you do not have the rights to use.
Spam, deceptive engagement, and other inauthentic behavior described in Section 7.

5. Political and Advocacy Campaigns

Political and advocacy Campaigns are allowed, and we accept them from across the spectrum. Seenfold is nonpartisan. We do not favor a party, candidate, or position, and we will clip and post for any side that follows the rules.

Because these Campaigns shape public debate, they carry extra responsibility. They must:

Be truthful, with claims that are accurate and not designed to deceive voters.
Be about public figures, public issues, or public offices, not private individuals.
Be clearly disclosed as paid. Creators disclose the paid relationship on the Clips they post, and Clips carry "paid for by" or similar attribution wherever the law requires it.
Comply with all applicable election, campaign-finance, and advertising laws in the relevant jurisdiction.

You are responsible for complying with election, campaign-finance, and advertising law for your Campaign, including any reporting of what you spend with us and any paid-for-by attribution the law requires. Tell us in your brief the attribution your Campaign must carry. We do not give legal advice, and we do not file reports on your behalf.

We do not run voter suppression content, false claims about the voting process, or attacks on private citizens. We may apply heightened review, added disclosure, or timing limits to political and advocacy Campaigns, especially in the period near an election.

6. Campaigns About a Person

In plain language: lift people up, do not go after them.

A Campaign can center on a public figure, or on a consenting person and their own work. When a Campaign centers on a specific living person other than you, we look for consent, public interest, or both before we accept it.

Allowed: clipping a public figure's own message, an artist's or creator's work, a person's own show, launch, or run for office, or an individual who has agreed to appear in your Campaign.
Not allowed: targeting, harassing, shaming, or running a negative or retaliatory campaign against a private person, or promoting someone in a way that exposes them to harm.

Public figures can be discussed and criticized in matters of public interest. Private individuals are not fair game for paid promotion aimed against them. If you are unsure whether someone in your content counts as public, assume they are private and say so in your brief so we can make the call.

7. Authenticity and Manipulation

The whole point of Seenfold is real views from real people. Anything that fakes that is prohibited, whether it comes from a Creator or from you.

No purchased, fake, or bot-driven views, likes, follows, or comments, including on the Clips made for your own Campaign.
No view farms, click farms, or automated engagement of any kind.
No attempts to game, spoof, or manipulate measurement, view counts, or Creator payouts.
No coordinated inauthentic behavior, sock puppet networks, or artificial amplification.
No spam, duplicate flooding, or misleading thumbnails and titles designed to trick viewers into clicking.

We may exclude views we reasonably believe are inauthentic, such as views from bots or view farms, and excluded views do not count toward your Plan. We may withhold payouts from Creators who fake engagement, take down their Clips, and end our relationship with them. If you buy or arrange fake engagement for your own Campaign, we may pause or end the Campaign and suspend your account.

8. Enforcement

We review before delivery begins, and we keep watching after Clips go live.

Review before delivery. Every Campaign is reviewed by a person against this policy before any Clip is posted. We may ask for changes, or decline the Campaign.
Ongoing monitoring. We continue to monitor active Campaigns and the Clips posted for them, and these standards apply for the full life of a Campaign.
Actions we may take. Depending on the issue, we may take down individual Clips, pause or end a Campaign, end our relationship with a Creator, or suspend and terminate accounts. We may act at any time and, where warranted, without notice.

If we end or decline a Campaign, undelivered views on Purchases already paid are refunded under Section 6 of our Terms of Service. Views already delivered are not refunded. A Clip that is taken down stops counting toward any Month that is still open; Months already closed keep their numbers. We aim to be consistent and proportionate, and we weigh context, intent, and public interest. Seenfold retains final discretion over what we clip and post.

9. Reporting and Appeals

If you believe a Clip breaks this policy, tell us. If we took an action you think was wrong, you can appeal.

If you run the Campaign, use the Report button on the Clip in your dashboard. We promptly take down Clips that break your brief or our policies and let you know when it is done. If we decline to take a Clip down, we tell you why.

Anyone else can email hello@seenfold.com with the link to the Clip and a short description. For appeals, email us with what happened and why you believe the decision should be reconsidered. We review what comes in and respond where we can. Copyright complaints have their own process, set out in Section 12 of our Terms of Service.

10. Changes to This Policy

Seenfold is early, and this policy will evolve as the product grows and as platform and legal standards change. When we make material changes, we will update this page and the date at the top. Continued use of Seenfold after an update means you accept the current version. For questions about this policy, contact hello@seenfold.com.

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