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Acceptable Use Policy.

Last updated: 16 July 2026

Feedshop works because visitors can trust what creators publish and merchants can trust the clicks we attribute. This policy is the line that protects both. It applies to everyone using the platform and is part of the Terms of Service.

Products and claims

Don't use Feedshop to promote:

  • Illegal goods or services, or goods you're not permitted to sell or promote.
  • Counterfeit, replica or stolen goods.
  • Misleading claims about a product — what it is, what it does, or what it normally costs — including fake discounts and invented urgency.

Content

Don't publish content that is:

  • Sexually explicit or otherwise adult content.
  • Violent, hateful, or harassing — toward anyone.
  • Impersonating another person, brand or organization, or claiming affiliations you don't have.
  • Infringing someone else's copyright, trademark or other rights — only publish what you have the rights to.

Clicks and commissions

Attribution is the platform's core asset, and gaming it is the one thing we have zero tolerance for. Don't:

  • Click your own markers to inflate your numbers.
  • Use bots, scripts or automation to generate clicks.
  • Pay, incentivize or trick people into clicking.
  • Stuff, forge or replay click references (cookie-stuffing and its relatives), or otherwise manipulate attribution.

Technical abuse

Don't attack the platform itself:

  • No malware, phishing, or links to either.
  • No scraping of the platform or bulk harvesting of its content or data.
  • No probing, overloading or abusing the APIs, or circumventing rate limits and access controls — if you've found a security hole, report it via our security page instead.

Enforcement

Violations are met with measures proportionate to the harm: content can be held or removed, accounts can be suspended or terminated, and commissions arising from fraudulent clicks or sales are forfeited. Where the law requires it, we also report. If you believe we got a decision wrong, contact us and a human will review it.