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Creator Claim Terms & Content Policy

PART 1 — CREATOR CLAIM TERMS

Summary (for convenience only; not part of the binding terms)

  • Someone launched a token on glow and named your social account as the recipient of its creator fee. Nobody asked you, and we did not contact you. You did not create the token, and a nomination does not mean you endorse it.
  • You have three options. You can claim by signing in with the exact nominated username before the claim window closes and choosing a wallet; you then receive the fees held so far and all future creator fees. You can decline, which needs no wallet; the fees then go permanently to the token's fallback. Or you can do nothing; when the window closes, the fees go permanently to the fallback.
  • After claiming, you can stop receiving at any time. Anything you are owed is paid first, in the same transaction, and after that the fees go to the fallback for good.
  • You can block future nominations of your account.
  • Claiming is free. We never message you first, and we never ask for your seed phrase or private key.
  • Claiming does not make you the token's creator, sponsor or promoter, and you have no duty to do anything for the token. You are responsible for your own taxes and your own wallet.

1. Who we are and what these terms cover

1.1 glow is operated by [Company Legal Name], registered at [Registered Address] ("we", "us", "our"). In these terms, "you" means the person using the Service to take a Claim Action.

1.2 These Creator Claim Terms (the "Claim Terms") apply when you use https://www.glowlink.fun or any related glow service (the "Service") to: (a) sign in to see a nomination of your account; (b) claim, decline or stop receiving creator fees; (c) add a public note to a claimed token; or (d) block future nominations of your account. Each of these is a "Claim Action".

1.3 The Claim Terms form part of our Terms of Service and should be read with our Privacy Policy, both available at https://www.glowlink.fun. If the Claim Terms and the Terms of Service conflict on a matter covering Claim Actions, the Claim Terms apply. Capitalised terms that are not defined here have the meaning given in the Terms of Service.

1.4 When you confirm a Claim Action, for example by selecting "Claim", "Decline", "Stop receiving" or "Block nominations", you confirm that you have read and accept the Claim Terms. You do not need to accept anything or use the Service at all. If you do nothing, the nomination simply expires as described in Section 7.4.

2. Definitions

In these Claim Terms:

  • "Supported Platform" means X, TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Kick or GitHub.
  • "Token" means a token launched through the Service: an SPL Token-2022 token, traded on a bonding curve run by Meteora's Dynamic Bonding Curve program, with a maximum supply of 1,000,000,000 (6 decimals); no more can ever be minted, and Buyback & Burn permanently reduces the supply.
  • "Launcher" means the person who launched a Token.
  • "Nomination" means a Launcher's choice, made at launch, to name an account on a Supported Platform as the recipient of a Token's creator fee.
  • "Nominated Username" means the username the Launcher entered for a Nomination. "Nominated Account" means the account that holds the Nominated Username on the relevant Supported Platform at any given time.
  • "Nominee" means the person or organisation that controls the Nominated Account.
  • "Creator Fee" means the part of each trading fee on a Token that is set aside for the Token's creator-fee recipient, at the rate the Launcher chose at launch.
  • "Held Fees" means Creator Fees that have built up for a nominated Token and that the Escrow Program has not yet paid out or sent to the Fallback.
  • "Escrow Program" means our on-chain smart contract that controls the Creator Fees of nominated Tokens.
  • "Claim Window" means the period during which a Nomination can be claimed or declined. It starts when the Token launches and lasts between 3 and 21 days, as the Launcher chose.
  • "Fallback" means the permanent destination for Creator Fees that are not claimed, are declined, or that a Nominee stops receiving. It is either Buyback & Burn or Holder Distributions, as the Launcher chose at launch. The default is Buyback & Burn. It can switch from one to the other only under the liveness rule in Section 9.6.
  • "Official Sign-in" means the sign-in flow on https://www.glowlink.fun that uses a Supported Platform's own authorisation screen (OAuth).

3. How a nomination happens

3.1 Anyone can nominate. Any user of the Service can launch a Token and nominate an account on a Supported Platform, by username only. At launch, the Launcher chooses: (a) the Creator Fee rate: 0.5%, 1%, 2% or 3% of the value of each trade; (b) the length of the Claim Window: 3 to 21 days from launch; and (c) the Fallback: Buyback & Burn (the default) or Holder Distributions. None of these choices, and neither the Nominated Username nor the Token's name, symbol or image, can be changed after launch. The only exception is the liveness switch of the Fallback in Section 9.6.

3.2 You were not asked. We do not check with, notify or contact Nominees before or after a launch. A Launcher may share a public claim link. That is the Launcher's choice, not ours.

3.3 A nomination says nothing about you. A Nomination does not mean that you created, launched, own, control, sponsor, endorse, approve or are affiliated with the Token, the Launcher or glow. The Launcher alone is responsible for the Token's name, symbol, image, description, links and promotion. Our Content & Nomination Policy (Part 2) forbids Launchers from suggesting otherwise.

3.4 The Token is on a public blockchain. Tokens, their pools and their trades exist on the Solana blockchain. We cannot delete a Token, stop it trading, or change its name, symbol, image or Nominated Username. We can hide a Token from our own website under Part 2. Hiding it does not affect the Token on-chain or anywhere else.

3.5 Your username is public and permanent. The Nominated Username is stored in the on-chain nomination record and in the Escrow Program's public event logs. Anyone can read it, and neither we nor anyone else can delete it. Our website keeps showing the Nominated Username and the status of the Nomination, for example "awaiting claim", "claimed", "declined" or "expired", after the Claim Window closes or after you decline.

4. Where Creator Fees come from and how they are held

4.1 Fees on every trade. Every buy or sell of a Token on the bonding curve pays a Creator Fee at the rate the Launcher chose. It also pays a platform fee to us of 1% of the trade value, and a share kept by the liquidity protocol (Meteora keeps 20% of the total fee). The Creator Fee rate never changes. The Fee Schedule (Part 2 of our Risk Disclosure and Fee Schedule) sets out every fee.

4.2 Before and after graduation. Before graduation, fees arise from trades on the bonding curve. When the curve completes (graduation threshold: 85 SOL held by the curve), the Token's liquidity moves to a Meteora DAMM v2 pool and is permanently locked. After graduation, Creator Fees come from the fees earned by the locked liquidity positions in that pool. The pool's fee rate is fixed. If other people add liquidity to the pool, they share in the pool's fees, which reduces the amount available as Creator Fees. We receive no share of fees from pools run by third parties.

4.3 The Escrow Program holds fees for nominated Tokens. For a nominated Token, Creator Fees build up inside the Meteora pool and are controlled by the Escrow Program, a smart contract. They are not held in a wallet that we own. Until you claim, decline or the Claim Window closes, they are Held Fees.

4.4 No guaranteed amount. The amount of Creator Fees depends entirely on how much the Token is traded, and it may be zero. Nobody, including us, is obliged to promote or support a Token so that it generates fees. Figures shown on our website are estimates and may be rounded. The on-chain programs decide the actual amounts.

4.5 The controls we keep. You should know that we keep the following controls: (a) an attester key that co-signs every claim and decline after we check the sign-in; (b) admin functions held by a multi-signature wallet and subject to a time delay (timelock) before changes take effect; only this wallet can lift a pause or appoint keys; (c) an emergency guardian key that can, at once, pause new registrations, claims and declines, and the Fallback (buybacks and Holder Distributions), revoke the attester key or the distributor key, and cancel a Holder Distribution round; (d) a distributor key: for Holder Distributions, our off-chain systems (the distributor key) compute each round and choose the recipients from public data under the published rules. Each round is public for a day before it can be paid; anyone can check it, and the guardian can cancel it; and (e) recovery functions: our admin multi-signature wallet (and, for dust and SOL sent to our program accounts by mistake, our automated keeper) can recover stuck balances (SOL to our treasury; tokens to a token account it controls), but only in the cases in Section 9.7. They can never take Creator Fees owed to you while you are receiving them. While claims are paused, you may not be able to claim or decline.

5. Eligibility

5.1 To claim, and to take any later action as a claimant (stop receiving, or adding or changing a public note), you must: (a) be at least 18 years old and an adult under the law where you live; (b) control the Nominated Account when you sign in, or be authorised to act for the organisation that controls it and to accept these Claim Terms for it; (c) not be the Launcher of that Token, not act for the Launcher, and not be using an account the Launcher controls, because a Launcher cannot claim the Creator Fee of a Token they launched; (d) not be located in, resident in, or organised under the laws of [Restricted Jurisdictions] or any country or region subject to comprehensive sanctions; (e) not be named on, or owned or controlled by anyone named on, a sanctions list maintained by the United Nations, the United States, the European Union, the United Kingdom or [Governing Law Jurisdiction]; (f) not use a VPN, proxy or other tool to hide your location in order to get around these requirements; (g) use a wallet that passes our sanctions screening; and (h) be legally able to receive the fees.

5.2 We use IP-based location checks and wallet screening to apply these requirements.

5.3 If you do not meet these requirements, you must not claim. If we reasonably believe you do not meet them, we may refuse to co-sign your claim. If the Claim Window closes while a claim is refused, the Held Fees and all future Creator Fees go to the Fallback.

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6. Signing in

6.1 Official Sign-in only. You can take a Claim Action only through the Official Sign-in on https://www.glowlink.fun. You authorise sign-in on the Supported Platform's own screen, and you never enter your social media password on our website.

6.2 What we receive. We ask the Supported Platform only for your username, plus the display name and profile photo we show you so you can confirm you are signing in to the right account. We do not ask for permission to post, read your messages, or see your followers or private content. As soon as we have read your username, we revoke the access token the Supported Platform gave us. We never post, like, follow or send messages on your behalf.

6.3 YouTube. Sign-in with YouTube uses YouTube API Services. By signing in with YouTube, you agree to be bound by the YouTube Terms of Service (https://www.youtube.com/t/terms). Google's handling of your data is covered by the Google Privacy Policy (https://policies.google.com/privacy). You can review or revoke our access at any time at https://security.google.com/settings/security/permissions. Because we revoke our access token immediately after reading your username, we keep no continuing access to your account.

6.4 Supported Platforms are third parties. Each Supported Platform's own terms and privacy policy apply to your use of it. None of the Supported Platforms is affiliated with, sponsors or endorses glow or any Token.

6.5 Matching is by username only. We compare the username the Supported Platform returns at sign-in with the Nominated Username, using the matching rules published on our website. We do not use account IDs, follower counts or verification badges. As a result: (a) if you change your username after the Nomination, you can no longer claim with your new username; (b) if another person holds the Nominated Username during the Claim Window, for example because you gave it up, that person can claim; (c) if the Launcher mistyped the username, whoever holds the mistyped username can claim; if nobody does, the fees go to the Fallback; and (d) we cannot correct, reassign or transfer a Nomination to a different username.

7. Your choices during the Claim Window

7.1 The Claim Window. The Claim Window starts when the Token launches and lasts between 3 and 21 days, as the Launcher chose. The closing time is shown on the Token's page. The on-chain record of the closing time decides.

7.2 Claim. To claim, sign in with the Nominated Username during the Claim Window, confirm that you meet Section 5, choose a Solana wallet and approve the claim. Once the claim is recorded on-chain: (a) the Held Fees are paid to your wallet; and (b) all future Creator Fees for that Token are paid to the same wallet, at the intervals shown on our website, until you stop receiving (Section 8).

7.3 Decline. To decline, sign in with the Nominated Username during the Claim Window and choose "Decline". You do not need a wallet. Once the decline is recorded on-chain, the Held Fees and all future Creator Fees go permanently to the Fallback. A decline is final. You cannot claim later.

7.4 Do nothing. If nobody claims or declines before the Claim Window closes, the Held Fees and all future Creator Fees go permanently to the Fallback. A claim made after the window closes cannot reverse this.

7.5 One outcome per Nomination. Each Nomination has one outcome. The first valid claim or decline recorded on-chain is final.

7.6 Nothing to buy. You do not need to buy, hold or sell the Token, or pay anyone, in order to claim or decline.

7.7 Payout wallet. Future Creator Fees are paid to the wallet you chose when you claimed. If you lose access to that wallet, we may not be able to send payments anywhere else.

8. Stop receiving

8.1 After claiming, you can sign in at any time and choose "Stop receiving".

8.2 Creator Fees already owed to you when you stop receiving, including fees earned by the locked liquidity position after graduation, are paid to your wallet first, in the same transaction. After that, all later Creator Fees for that Token go permanently to the Fallback.

8.3 Stopping is final. You cannot start receiving again.

8.4 Stopping does not remove your username from the blockchain or from our website. Our website may show that you have stopped receiving fees from the Token.

9. The Fallback

9.1 What triggers it. The Fallback applies permanently to the Held Fees and all future Creator Fees of a nominated Token when: (a) the Claim Window closes without a claim or decline; (b) the Nominee declines; or (c) a claimant stops receiving (from that point on).

9.2 Who chooses it. The Launcher chooses the Fallback at launch. If the Launcher makes no choice, it is Buyback & Burn. Neither the Launcher nor we can change the Fallback after launch; it can only switch under the liveness rule in Section 9.6.

9.3 Buyback & Burn. The fees are used to buy the Token on the market, and the Tokens bought are burned in the same transaction, meaning they are permanently removed from circulation. Purchases are made in batches with a limit on price impact, under the rules in Section 14 of the Risk Disclosure. We keep no platform fee on buybacks. Our keeper runs buybacks first; anyone may run a buyback that has been due for 6 hours, so buybacks can continue even if we stop operating. This can take time, and we do not promise any effect on the Token's price.

9.4 Holder Distributions. The fees are paid in SOL, in rounds, to eligible holders of the Token, in proportion to their balance multiplied by the time they held it during the round's period. Distributions exclude pools and vaults, our own accounts and keys, the Launcher and wallets the Launcher funded, listed exchanges, wallets on the sanctions screening list we use, and wallets that cannot receive SOL. The share an excluded wallet would have received goes to the other eligible holders; we do not keep it. They never start before the Claim Window ends, even if the Nominee declines or stops receiving early. Each round is published a day before it can be paid, and anyone can check it. They follow the rules in Section 13 of the Risk Disclosure, including a minimum holding of 100,000 Tokens, a minimum payout of 0.001 SOL and credits for smaller amounts, and the parameters published on our website. Those rules may exclude any holder and are applied as published. Holder Distributions are not dividends, interest, yield or a return on investment. They are not a reason to buy or hold a Token, and they may be small or nothing at all.

9.5 Permanent. Once the Fallback applies, it cannot be reversed, and those fees can no longer be paid to any Nominee.

9.6 Liveness switch. So that Fallback funds do not stay stuck, anyone can switch a Fallback that stops running to the other one, using a dedicated function of the Escrow Program: (a) Holder Distributions with no round for 90 days (counted from the end of the Claim Window at the earliest, and with no round open): the Token can be switched permanently to Buyback & Burn; and (b) Buyback & Burn where the collected fees reached a batch of 0.1 SOL and no buyback followed for 30 days (which means buybacks are failing, for example because the pool was disabled or its fee was changed outside the normal range): the Token can be switched permanently to Holder Distributions, and the first round covers the period from the switch. Time while the Fallback is paused never counts toward these periods. A switch is recorded on-chain and cannot be undone. The Token keeps the new Fallback unless that Fallback in turn stops running for the period that applies to it. A switch never sends fees to a Nominee. The details are in Section 12.5 of the Risk Disclosure.

9.7 Recovery of stuck balances. So that no balance stays locked for good, we may recover to our treasury: (a) a Token's Fallback vault holding 0.01 SOL or less in which no Fallback has run and no fees have arrived for 30 days; (b) a Token's whole Fallback vault, but only if the Token's graduated pool was disabled by its operator (so that no buyback can run) and no Fallback has run and no fees have arrived for 180 days (a Token that can still be traded on its bonding curve or graduated pool is never treated as abandoned); and (c) SOL sent by mistake to a Token's escrow account, to our program's records (a Token's nomination record or the Escrow Program's settings account), or to a Token's Fallback vault while its fees do not go to the Fallback (while the Claim Window is open, or while a claimant is receiving them), and tokens sent by mistake to a Token's escrow account, a Token's Fallback vault or our treasury, which go to a token account controlled by our admin multi-signature wallet (SOL sent to a Fallback vault once the Fallback applies simply becomes part of that Token's Fallback). Time while the Fallback is paused never counts toward the periods in (a) and (b). We can never recover a liquidity position held for a nominated Token (including the NFT that represents it), the Tokens held by a Buyback & Burn vault, the balance of an open distribution round, or Creator Fees owed to you while you are receiving them. The details are in Section 12.6 of the Risk Disclosure, and the Fee Schedule (Section 24.5) lists these amounts.

10. Public status, the "Claimed by" label and your note

10.1 Public label. When you claim, our website shows the Token as "Claimed by @username", using the Nominated Username and Supported Platform.

10.2 Your wallet becomes public too. Your payout wallet address is recorded on-chain with the claim. Anyone may therefore be able to link that wallet, and its other activity, to the Nominated Username. You may want to use a wallet you keep only for this purpose.

10.3 What the label means. The label means only that the holder of the Nominated Username completed a claim. It is not an endorsement by you or by us, and it does not mean you created or run the Token.

10.4 Optional public note. After claiming, you may add a short public note to the Token's page, where the feature is available. For example, you might say that you do not endorse the Token, or say where the fees are going. Your note: (a) is public and may be copied by others; (b) must follow the Content & Nomination Policy (Part 2); (c) must not promise returns, give investment advice, or encourage anyone to buy or sell; and (d) should not include personal information about you or anyone else. We may hide a note that breaks these rules.

11. Claiming is not endorsement, and it creates no obligation

11.1 Claiming, declining, stopping or adding a note does not make you the creator, issuer, launcher, owner, sponsor, promoter, partner or endorser of the Token, and it does not affiliate you with the Launcher or with glow.

11.2 You have no obligation to promote, run, develop, manage, support or comment on the Token, to build or moderate a community, or to buy, hold or not sell it. You owe no duty to the Launcher, to Token holders or to us because of a claim.

11.3 If you choose to talk about the Token, you are responsible for following the law that applies to you. That may include advertising and endorsement disclosure rules (for example, saying that you receive fees from the Token), financial-promotion rules and market-abuse rules. Do not make false or misleading statements about the Token.

11.4 Nobody may say or suggest that you endorse a Token because it names you or because you claimed. If someone does, report it under Part 2, Section 6.2.

12. Taxes

12.1 Creator Fees you receive may be taxable income or gains where you live. Their value for tax purposes may be set on the date you receive them.

12.2 You alone are responsible for working out, reporting and paying any taxes on fees you receive. We do not give tax advice.

12.3 We may need to collect information from you, or report payments to tax authorities, where the law requires it.

13. Wallets

13.1 You can receive fees in a Solana wallet you control, or in an embedded wallet (passkey or email sign-in) provided by Privy, a third party. Privy's own terms apply to embedded wallets.

13.2 We do not hold your private keys. You can export the keys of an embedded wallet. We cannot recover lost keys, reverse transfers or move funds out of your wallet.

13.3 You are responsible for giving a correct wallet address and for keeping your wallet secure. Payments sent to an address you provided are final, even if it is wrong.

14. Minors and guardians

14.1 You must be 18 or older to claim. We rely on your confirmation of age, and we may ask for more information if we have reason to doubt it.

14.2 If you are under 18, do not claim. A parent or legal guardian may report the Nomination to [Legal Email]. We will review the report and may hide the Token from our website under Part 2 and block future nominations of the account. The Creator Fees will go to the Fallback when the Claim Window closes.

14.3 A parent or guardian cannot claim for a minor through the Service.

14.4

15. Fraud, impersonation and account takeover

15.1 Protect your social account. Anyone who controls the Nominated Username during the Claim Window can claim. We strongly recommend two-factor authentication on every Supported Platform account.

15.2 If someone takes over your account and claims, the claim is recorded on-chain and is final. We cannot recover fees already paid. Report it straight away to [Legal Email] with evidence that you control the account. We will review your report and may restrict the other person's use of the Service. In a serious security incident we may use our emergency controls to pause claims across the Service, but we cannot promise to do so in any particular case.

15.3 Prohibited claims. You must not: (a) claim, or try to claim, with an account you do not lawfully control; (b) obtain a username by fraud or theft, or in breach of a Supported Platform's rules, in order to claim; (c) work with a Launcher so that the Launcher receives the Creator Fee of their own Token; or (d) interfere with the Official Sign-in or the Escrow Program. We may refuse to co-sign, restrict your access and report the matter to the authorities.

15.4 Only use the official site. Take Claim Actions only on https://www.glowlink.fun. Check the web address before you sign in or connect a wallet.

16. We never charge you, and we never contact you first

16.1 No fees to claim. We charge nothing to claim, decline, stop receiving, add a note or block nominations. We will never ask you to send SOL, tokens or any other payment, whether called "gas", "unlock", "activation" or "verification", to us or to anyone else in order to receive Creator Fees.

16.2 We never contact you first. We do not contact Nominees about a Nomination by direct message, email, phone, social media post or any other channel. Claim links are shared by Launchers, not by us.

16.3 We never ask for secrets. We will never ask for your seed phrase, recovery phrase, private key, social media password or two-factor codes, and we will never ask you to install software or share your screen.

16.4 Anyone who does this is not us. Anyone who contacts you claiming to be glow about a Nomination, or who asks for any of the above, is not us. Report them to [Contact Email].

17. Blocking future nominations

17.1 How to block. Whoever controls an account on a Supported Platform can sign in with the Official Sign-in and block future nominations of that username on that platform. After that, the Service will refuse any new launch that nominates it.

17.2 What blocking does not do. A block does not affect Tokens launched before it. You can still decline those while their Claim Windows are open, or let them expire. A block does not affect tokens created outside the Service.

17.3 A block protects a username, not a person. Because matching is by username, a block protects that username. If you change your username, block the new one as well. If you give up a blocked username, its next holder will control the block.

18. Our discretion, suspension and changes

18.1 We may refuse to co-sign a Claim Action, or pause Claim Actions, if we reasonably believe it is needed to prevent fraud, to comply with sanctions or other law, to protect users, or to deal with a technical fault or security incident.

18.2 We may update these Claim Terms. Updates apply from the date they are posted at https://www.glowlink.fun and do not reach back to Claim Actions already taken. Updates cannot change the on-chain settings of existing Tokens, such as the Creator Fee rate, the Claim Window, the Fallback or the Nominated Username.

19. Risks and disclaimers

19.1 You understand and accept the following: (a) smart contracts, including the Escrow Program and Meteora's programs, may contain faults or be exploited; (b) the Solana network may be congested, halted or reorganised, and transactions may fail or be delayed; (c) a Supported Platform's sign-in, or Privy, Meteora, our RPC providers or our own systems may be unavailable, possibly during your Claim Window; (d) the market value of any fees you receive can fall, including to zero; and (e) Tokens are memecoins with no utility, no rights and no promise of value.

19.2 The Service is provided "as is" and "as available". Our Terms of Service set out the disclaimers, limits of liability and indemnity that apply to Claim Actions.

20. Law and disputes

20.1 These Claim Terms are governed by the laws of [Governing Law Jurisdiction].

20.2 Disputes about Claim Actions are resolved under the dispute resolution and arbitration clause of our Terms of Service (Section 22), with arbitration seated in [Arbitration Venue], and are subject to its class and representative action waiver.

21. Privacy

21.1 For Claim Actions we process: your Supported Platform and username; the display name and profile photo we show you at sign-in; your wallet address; your email address if you choose email sign-in through the wallet provider; IP address and device data for security, fraud prevention and sanctions checks; a session cookie that lasts about 30 minutes; and any support messages you send.

21.2 On-chain data, including the Nominated Username in the nomination record and program events and your payout wallet, is public and permanent, and nobody can delete it, including us. Rights to erase or correct data under privacy law cannot be applied to on-chain records.

21.3 Our Privacy Policy at https://www.glowlink.fun explains our processing, the third parties we use and your rights.

22. Contact

  • General questions: [Contact Email]
  • Reports about nominations, minors, account takeovers or impersonation: [Legal Email]
  • Registered address: [Company Legal Name], [Registered Address]

PART 2 — CONTENT & NOMINATION POLICY

Summary (for convenience only; not part of the binding policy)

  • Your Token's name, symbol, image and nominated username cannot be changed after launch, so get them right first.
  • Do not impersonate people, brands or glow, and do not make a Token look "official" for anyone.
  • Hateful content, sexual content involving minors, illegal content, and phishing or malware links are banned. Content involving the sexual exploitation of children is reported to the authorities.
  • Nominate responsibly. Do not knowingly nominate minors, do not harass nominees, respect accounts that have blocked nominations, and never suggest a nominee is involved.
  • Launchers cannot claim their own Creator Fee. Do not try to get around that rule.
  • If you break these rules, we can hide your Token from our website and restrict your access. We cannot delete a Token on-chain, and the launch fee is not refunded. You can appeal.

1. Purpose and scope

1.1 This Content & Nomination Policy (the "Policy") sets the rules for content and nominations on glow, operated by [Company Legal Name]. It forms part of our Terms of Service. Terms defined in Part 1 have the same meaning here.

1.2 The Policy applies to: (a) every launch through the Service, whether standard or nominated; (b) all Token details: name, symbol (ticker), image, description and links; (c) every Nomination; (d) public notes added by claimants; and (e) any other content submitted to the Service.

1.3 We may apply this Policy to content that is already live, whenever it was created.

2. Before you launch

2.1 Launch details are permanent. After launch, nobody can change a Token's name, symbol or image, or its Nominated Username, Creator Fee rate, Claim Window or Fallback. That includes you and us. The only exception is the liveness switch of the Fallback (Part 1, Section 9.6). Check everything before you confirm.

2.2 The launch cost is not refunded. The 0.01 SOL launch fee and the network costs of a launch are non-refundable, including when a launch is later hidden or restricted under this Policy.

2.3 You are responsible for your content. You confirm that you have every right needed to use the name, symbol, image, description and links you submit, and that they follow this Policy and the law.

2.4 We do not approve Tokens. A Token appearing on our website does not mean we have reviewed, approved, verified or endorsed it or its Launcher. We have no duty to monitor content, and a decision not to act on content is not approval of it.

3. Prohibited names, symbols, images and descriptions

Token details, and any other content you submit, must not include any of the following.

3.1 Impersonation of people. Content that: (a) states or suggests that a real person created, launched, owns, runs, endorses or is paid to promote the Token when they did not and are not; (b) pairs a real person's name with words such as "official", "real", "verified" or "authorised"; (c) uses a real person's photo, likeness or voice in a way that suggests they are involved; or (d) uses deepfakes or other synthetic media of a real person.

3.2 Impersonation of brands and organisations. Content that: (a) uses another party's trademarks or logos to suggest affiliation, sponsorship or endorsement; (b) copies another token's name and image to confuse buyers; (c) uses the names or tickers of major assets (for example SOL, BTC or USDC), or names that suggest a stablecoin, peg or backing; (d) imitates exchanges, wallets, Supported Platforms, public authorities or regulators; or (e) suggests the Token is issued, backed or featured by glow. Fan, parody and commentary Tokens are allowed only if nobody could reasonably take them as official.

3.3 An official look. Verification badges or checkmarks; words such as "official", "verified", "airdrop", "claim", "presale" or "rewards portal" used to suggest an official offer; government seals; and any statement that a Token is audited, insured, guaranteed, redeemable or backed.

3.4 Hate and harassment. Content that attacks or demeans people for protected characteristics such as race, ethnicity, national origin, religion, disability, sex, gender identity or sexual orientation. Slurs. Content that praises or incites violence or terrorism. Threats. Content that targets, mocks or bullies a private individual. Publishing someone's private information (doxxing).

3.5 Sexual content. (a) Any sexual content involving minors is prohibited, with no exceptions. We remove it from display, keep the evidence as the law requires, and report it to the relevant authorities. (b) Intimate images shared without consent are prohibited. (c) Sexually explicit images are prohibited.

3.6 Illegal content. Content that promotes or enables illegal goods or services, fraud, terrorism, trafficking or unlicensed financial services. Content that infringes copyright, trademarks or other rights, including images used without permission.

3.7 Malware, phishing and scam links. Any link, QR code, wallet address or instruction in a Token's details or images that leads to: (a) wallet drainers or malware; (b) fake claim, airdrop or "verification" pages; (c) pages that imitate glow or a Supported Platform; or (d) any request for seed phrases or private keys.

3.8 Financial misrepresentation. Content that: (a) promises profit, returns, price targets or guaranteed value; (b) calls the Token, or Holder Distributions, "dividends", "yield", "interest", "passive income" or an investment return; (c) presents the Token as a share, security, profit-sharing right or claim on any business; or (d) uses a launch to raise capital.

3.9 Exploiting tragedy. Names or images that exploit a recent death, disaster, crime or its victims.

3.10 Personal data. Other people's home addresses, phone numbers, government IDs, private messages or other non-public personal information.

4. Nomination rules

4.1 Use the exact username. You may nominate only an account on a Supported Platform, by its exact username. You are responsible for typing it correctly. A mistyped username cannot be corrected, and whoever holds the username you typed will be able to claim.

4.2 Do not nominate minors. You must not knowingly nominate an account that belongs to, or mainly features, a person under 18. That includes family-run accounts centred on a child.

4.3 Respect blocks. The Service refuses nominations of usernames that have blocked nominations. You must not get around a block, for example by nominating a lookalike or variant username so that the Token still refers to the person who blocked.

4.4 Do not harass nominees. You must not use a Nomination, or a claim link, to target, mock, humiliate, pressure or harass anyone. You may share the claim link, but you must not: (a) spam the nominee, their followers or their community; (b) keep contacting a nominee who has asked you to stop or has declined; or (c) pressure a nominee to claim, promote, thank or hold the Token, or threaten them.

4.5 Nothing may look official for the nominee. A nominated Token's name, symbol, image and description must not look official for the nominee. That means: (a) no "official", "real" or "verified" alongside the nominee's name; (b) no use of the nominee's logo or verification badge; and (c) nothing that presents the Token as the nominee's own. Before a claim, you must never say or suggest that the nominee is involved, has approved the Token, will claim or will promote it. After a claim, you must never present the claim as an endorsement.

4.6 Do not pose as us. You must not suggest that glow contacted the nominee, asked you to contact them, or verified the Token. Share only the claim link the Service generates on https://www.glowlink.fun, and do not disguise or alter it.

4.7 No self-dealing. A Launcher cannot claim the Creator Fee of a Token they launched. You must not try to get around this, for example by nominating an account that you, your associates or wallets you fund control, or by arranging for a nominee to pass the fees back to you. We may refuse to co-sign any claim we believe breaks this rule.

4.8 No manipulation. You must not use a Nomination to manipulate the market. That includes coordinated buying or selling timed around a well-known person's nomination, and false claims about whether a Nomination will be claimed.

5. Claimant notes and other content

5.1 The rules in Section 3 apply to public notes added by claimants and to anything else submitted to the Service. A claimant's note must also follow Part 1, Section 10.4.

6. How we review and enforce

6.1 Checks before launch. We may use automated and manual checks before a launch, including blocked-term lists, do-not-nominate lists, lookalike-name detection and link scanning. We may refuse any launch that appears to break this Policy.

6.2 Reports. Anyone may report a Token, Nomination or note by using the report option on our website or by emailing [Legal Email]. Include the Token address, what you are reporting and why, and any evidence. If you are reporting as a rights holder or as the nominated person, say so. We prioritise reports about impersonation, minors, intellectual property and illegal content.

6.3 What we may do. Depending on how serious the breach is, and at our reasonable discretion, we may: (a) hide a Token from our website, including listings, search, trending pages and the Token's page; (b) hide a Token's image, description or links on our website, or add a warning label; (c) hide a claimant's note; (d) restrict a wallet or signed-in account from launching or from other features; (e) refuse future launches that nominate a particular account; (f) keep records and report to law enforcement; and (g) respond to valid legal requests. For repeated or serious breaches, we may permanently bar a person from the Service.

6.4 What we cannot do. We cannot delete a Token or its pool, change a Token's name, symbol, image or Nominated Username, stop trading on-chain or on other services, or reverse transactions. Hiding a Token from our website does not change where its Creator Fees go on-chain.

6.5 Nominees keep their options. If we hide a nominated Token, the nominee can still claim, decline or block through https://www.glowlink.fun.

7. Notice and appeals

7.1 Notice. Where we can reach you, and where the law allows, we will tell you when we act under Section 6.3 and why.

7.2 Appeals. If you disagree with a decision, you can appeal within 30 days by emailing [Legal Email] with the Token address, the decision you are appealing, and your reasons and evidence. Nominees and people who reported content can also ask us to review a decision not to act.

7.3 Review. Where practical, someone who was not involved in the original decision will review your appeal. We aim to respond. We may confirm, change or reverse the decision. A reversed decision cannot undo anything that happened on-chain.

7.4 Other remedies. This appeals process does not limit any legal rights you have.

8. Intellectual property, impersonation and publicity complaints

8.1 Complaints about copyright, trademarks, impersonation or the use of a person's name, image or likeness are handled under our IP and Impersonation Complaints Policy at https://www.glowlink.fun. That policy sets out what a complaint must include, how a Launcher can send a counter-notice, and how we treat repeat infringers.

8.2 We may hide infringing content from our website under Section 6.3. We do not decide ownership disputes between third parties.

9. Changes and contact

9.1 We may update this Policy. Updates apply from the date they are posted at https://www.glowlink.fun.

9.2 Questions: [Contact Email]. Reports and appeals: [Legal Email].

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