Tribearn · Legal

Community Standards

Last updated: 29 July 2026

Tribearn is used by creators, coaches and professionals to run real businesses, and by their audiences to buy from them. These standards set out what is and isn’t allowed, so everyone can use the platform safely. They form part of our Terms & Conditions.

Who these standards apply to

They apply to everything on Tribearn: your public profile and its content, the products and services you sell, messages you send through the platform, and how you interact with your audience and with us. They apply whether you’re a creator with an account or a visitor interacting with someone’s profile.

Content that isn’t allowed

Don’t post, sell, or link to:

  • Illegal goods and services – anything you can’t lawfully sell where you and your buyers are, including controlled substances, weapons, stolen goods, and counterfeit items.
  • Sexual content involving minors – zero tolerance. We remove it, terminate the account, and report it to the relevant authorities.
  • Non-consensual or exploitative sexual content – including intimate images shared without consent.
  • Content that incites violence or hatred – against people or groups based on race, ethnicity, national origin, caste, religion, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, disability, or serious disease.
  • Harassment and threats – targeted abuse, bullying, doxxing, or credible threats against anyone.
  • Content that promotes self-harm – including encouragement of suicide, self-injury, or eating disorders.
  • Someone else’s work – content you don’t own or don’t have the rights to sell or share.
  • Malware or harmful code – files, downloads, or links that damage devices or steal information.
  • Other people’s private information – identity documents, financial details, or contact information posted without consent.

Conduct that isn’t allowed

  • Impersonation – pretending to be another person, brand, or organisation, or implying an endorsement you don’t have.
  • Fraud and deception – misrepresenting what a product or service includes, fake scarcity, fake testimonials, or taking payment for something you don’t intend to deliver.
  • Misleading income claims – guaranteeing earnings, health, or other outcomes you can’t substantiate. This matters especially for coaching, training, and financial or advisory services.
  • Payment circumvention – deliberately routing transactions off-platform to avoid fees, obligations, or buyer protections.
  • Spam and manipulation – bulk unsolicited messaging, artificially inflating engagement or sales, or operating multiple accounts to evade enforcement.
  • Abusing the platform – scraping, automated access, probing for vulnerabilities, or interfering with how Tribearn works for others.

Selling responsibly

You are the seller of record for what you sell on Tribearn. Describe your products, services and memberships accurately, including what is delivered, when, and for how long. Honour the refund and cancellation terms you publish. If you sell regulated services — financial, legal, medical, or similar — make sure you hold the qualifications and licences your jurisdiction requires, and don’t present general content as personalised professional advice.

Reporting a problem

If you see content or behaviour that breaks these standards, email connect@1links.app with the profile or link involved and a short description. For copyright or trademark issues, send an Intellectual Property report to the same address with the subject “Intellectual Property Report”.

How we enforce these standards

What we do depends on how serious the issue is, whether it looks deliberate, and whether it has happened before. Depending on the case we may:

  • ask you to edit or remove specific content;
  • remove the content ourselves, or make it unavailable in certain places;
  • limit features on your account, including selling or payouts;
  • suspend your account while we look into it; or
  • permanently terminate your account.

We’ll usually tell you what happened and why. For the most serious violations — particularly those involving minors, credible threats of violence, or fraud against buyers — we may act immediately and without prior notice, and we may withhold funds where we have reason to believe they came from fraudulent transactions.

Appeals

If you think we got it wrong, reply to the notice we sent you or email connect@1links.app with the subject “Enforcement Appeal”. Tell us what was removed or restricted and why you believe the decision was mistaken. A person will review it, and we’ll let you know the outcome.

Changes to these standards

As the platform grows we’ll update these standards. When we make material changes, we’ll update the “Last updated” date above.

Contact us

Questions about these standards? Email connect@1links.app.