Spam and spammers actively destroy everyone’s good experience. They also mislead, scam, derail, and otherwise interfere in people’s daily life and the safe and effective functioning of platforms.

This includes the following kinds of behavior, all of which are against the Noice rules:

• Engaging in spammy comment behavior, including repetitive or high-frequency messages that are intrusive, untargeted, generated at scale, or generated in an automated fashion that isn’t otherwise allowed
• Repetitive creation or posting of content that solely aims to get a user to go to another platform
• Repetitious posting of low quality content
• Repetitious posting of third party content scraped from other sources with minimal added value
• Autogenerated or machine-posted content
• Repetitive begging for followers, viewers or otherwise, or repetitive offers of rewards for following/viewing/liking on multiple channels
• Repetitive and disruptive efforts to use platform to solicit for followers/viewers/engagement on other platforms

This list is not exhaustive.

We do not allow any behavior that attempts to use inauthentic means, including unauthorized automation, to manipulate any aspect of the Noice experience, or that attempts to encourage such behavior on other platforms.

This includes the following kinds of behavior, all of which are against the Noice rules:

• Engaging in behavior that attempts to artificially increase participation or viewership metrics, whether done through automated systems or through user manipulation.
• Engaging in schemes with other creators to exchange followership or participation metrics
• Engaging in behavior that attempts to mechanically alter any game mechanics on Noice
• Engaging in click manipulation or click exchange or amplification schemes
• Promoting services or systems that aim to manipulate Noice or other platforms, or that generate artificial traffic or engagement
• Operating multiple accounts with the purpose of inflating or manipulating engagement metrics
• Providing or offering instructions on how to engage in manipulation of participation or viewership metrics on Noice or any other platform
• Attempting to hack or otherwise tamper with our systems, including tampering with any data streams between our servers and any client applications or systems.
• Creating accounts via unauthorized automated means or at scale
• Using accounts created via unauthorized automated means or at scale

This list is not exhaustive.

We do not allow users to sell a Noice account, or to use a Noice account purchased from a third party.

We allow content creators with established channels to enter into commercial agreements with third parties for purposes of licensing or selling and transferring control of their channel. For these purposes, accounts and channels can be treated as separate.

Your accounts should be representative of you and you alone. We do not allow people to impersonate individuals, organizations, groups or companies.

This includes the following kinds of behavior, all of which are against the Noice rules:

• Creating a channel that uses the real name, likeness or branding of another person to deceive users into believing the channel is run by that person
• Cloning the look of another channel in a way that causes confusion to users about which channel is authentic
• Creating channel or usernames that use character manipulation or concealment to simulate other channel or usernames
• Pretending to be another real person or entity posting or sharing content
• Channels dedicated to reposting another channel’s content with minimal added value

This list is not exhaustive.

If the way a channel or person presents themselves on the platform would cause a reasonable person to be confused as to whether or not they represent the actual source, and if a reasonable person would conclude that they did this intentionally to confuse someone, it is likely to violate this rule.

Accounts should honestly represent their owners and their intent. Anyone on Noice is free to present themselves as they see fit, and to share as much or as little about who they are and what they want as they see fit. However, we do not allow accounts created with the intent to intentionally mislead or cause confusion regarding their affiliation or ownership by external entities or organizations, and which engage in manipulation, disruption or deceit.

This includes the following kinds of behavior, all of which are against the Noice rules:

• Using a fake or fraudulent identity in a way that is disruptive to other users or the platform.
• Pretending to represent a person or entity that does not exist in a way that is disruptive to other users or the platform
• Communicating information in profile details that is misleading or deceitful in relation to the content and behavior of the channel.

This list is not exhaustive.

If the way a channel or person presents themselves on the platform would cause a reasonable person to believe that the fake identity or false intent are real, and if a reasonable person would conclude that this was done intentionally to confuse someone once they learn it is not real, the behavior in question is likely to violate this rule.