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Terms of Use & Privacy Policy

The Codes of Digital Engagement serves as the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy for The Internet Press LLC.

The Code

At the Internet Press (Press), we believe these Codes of Digital Engagement (Code, Codes) should apply to all the internet when sharing content to its services. Our jurisdiction resides within the use of The Internet Press and users of The Internet Press must adhere and abide by these guidelines. These Codes serve as the Terms of Use ('Terms') and the Privacy Policy of The Internet Press.

Title 1. General Provisions
These provisions apply to all Titles, Codes, and Subsections of the Code.
§1.1. Definitions These definitions apply to all Titles, Codes, and Subsections of the Code.
'Press', 'we', 'us', 'our' - refers to and means The Internet Press LLC, a Cincinnati, Ohio company.
'§' - denotes a subsection or code of these Codes, 'Subsection' means a part of a section, or Title (title), of these Codes.
'Business' - is a legally recognized entity by the presiding jurisdiction this service in use is operating in and the user presides in.
'Codes','Terms','Privacy Policy','Code(s) of Digital Engagement', and 'The CODE' - refers to this document and the content herein.
'Channel' or 'Category' - is a category of content that has a common theme like 'Sports' or 'Entertainment' to which content is assigned to.
'Entity' - is anything but a human.
'Interface' - is anything user facing interface, software or app, that serves as a means to use this service.
'Organization' - is a legally recognizable entity like a 'Business' or 'Non-profit'.
'Account', 'profile', 'user' - are synonymous; hereinafter referred to as 'profile(s)'; meaning a set of information a human or an entity owns, and such represents that human or entity with the intent to use this service.
'Malicious intent' - refers to any deliberate action or behavior aimed at causing harm, disruption, or damage to any human or entity.
'Non-profit'- is an entity that bears the proper registration of a 501(3)(c) entity in the United States or an alternative recognition of the presiding jurisdiction if not the United States.
'Post' or 'Message' - means to share or submit information to this service with intent to do so and with the understanding that it may be saved on a remote server on the internet; or is a willful transmission of content to a service that is meant to be shared with other profiles belonging to that service or which is to be publicly shared.
'Profile', 'user', 'account', 'you', 'press' - is a page of the Press that reflects your information and gives you control over the use of The Internet Press
'Robot(s)', 'Bot(s)', 'Script(s)' - is an automated computer, script, or service that is created with the intent to use a service on the internet
'This service' - means The Internet Press or any service or business that adopts these Code.
'Porn' - is any material that shows any person's nude in any fashion or with any exposed extremities.
'Content shared', or 'share(d)' - means any information submitted to this service.
§1.2. Liability Clause To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, in no event shall The Internet Press, its affiliates, directors, employees, agents, or partners, be liable for any indirect, incidental, special, consequential, or punitive damages, including without limitation, loss of profits, data, use, goodwill, or other intangible losses, resulting from:
1. your access to or use of or inability to access or use this Service;
2. any conduct or content of any third party on this Service;
3. any content obtained from this Service;
4. the adoption of these Codes;
5. and, unauthorized access, use, or alteration of your transmissions or content, whether based on warranty, contract, tort (including negligence), or any other legal theory, whether or not we have been informed of the possibility of such damage.
§1.3. Service Review Board There shall be a committee created by this service that is responsible for assessing these Codes and the violation thereof. This committee shall be called the 'Service Review Board'. This committee shall be made up of an odd number of participants, one of whom shall serve as the Governor and is chosen by a simple majority of the participants. This service review board shall be responsible for:
a. Review, approve, and decline Code violation assessments and appeals.
b. Review, approve, and decline content that allegedly violates these Codes.
c. Review, approve, and decline changes to these Codes.
§1.4. Changes to the Service Review Board The Service Review Board, through a simple majority of the members therein including the Governor, may add or remove members of that committee. All decisions of the Service Review Board to modify its membership must be approved by the Board of Directors of this service.
Title 2. Declination and Acceptance of these Codes
This Title outlines how you show The Internet Press or this service your acceptance of these Codes.
§2.1. Exemplification of Acceptance The use of this service, and continued use thereof, exemplifies your acceptance of these Codes for this service
§2.2. Exemplifications of Declination To exemplify your declination to accept these Codes, you immediately must stop the use of this service and the content in this service. Report yourself for violating this Code and we will contact you. You can also delete your profile.
§2.3. Right to Contest You reserve the right to contest these Codes by visiting our support page and following the process there. Raising a contest of these Codes requires support of your allegation in the contest and reasonable concern for why the Code in question should be modified or removed.
Title 3. Adherence to these Codes
§3.1. Right to Report Profiles reserve the right to report any content or profile for violating these Codes.
§3.2. Prohibition of False Reporting False or retaliatory reports are prohibited.
§3.3. Due Process Clause Violations of these Codes are determined by this service's administrators or content moderators. Violation of these Codes is predicated on a guilty verdict for the infringement of the specified code violation. No profile shall be found guilty without due process.
§3.4. Double Strike Policy The second violation of a code will result in the suspension of the violator's access to this service for 7 calendar days.
§3.5. Third Strike Policy Violation of the same code along with guilty verdicts for a third time will result in the suspension of the violator's access to this service for 14 calendar days.
§3.6. Termination from Code Violation Violation of the same code along with guilty verdicts for a fourth time will result in the immediate termination of your profile and a lifetime ban from The Internet Press. This service also reserves the right to suspend or terminate your profile under extraneous circumstances.
§3.7. Right to Appeal Profiles reserve the right to appeal any guilty verdict Code violation a single time. If the appeal is accepted and the verdict is discharged, the reporting profile will be found guilty of violation of §4.2. herein if it is deemed the reporting user took deliberately abusive or knowingly false action.
§3.8. Failure to Appeal If a profile has failed an appeal and still believes they did not violate these Codes, it may appeal the assessment of access suspension or termination.
Title 4. Arbitration
§4.1. Arbitration Clause This service reserves the right to handle any arbitration or legal dispute concerning the use of this service with an arbitrator or mediation where applicable by the presiding jurisdiction.
§4.2. Agreement to Arbitrate In the event of any dispute, claim, or controversy arising out of or relating to this agreement, or the breach, termination, enforcement, interpretation, or validity thereof, including the determination of the scope or applicability of this agreement to arbitrate, such dispute, claim, or controversy shall be resolved by arbitration in accordance with the rules of the American Arbitration Association.
§4.3. Arbitrator's Authority The arbitrator shall have the authority to grant any remedy or relief that would have been available in a court of competent jurisdiction.
§4.4. Confidentiality The parties agree that the arbitration shall be kept confidential and that the existence of the arbitration proceeding, any element of it, or any documents, testimony, or other information disclosed during such proceeding shall not be disclosed beyond the arbitration proceeding, except as may be necessary to seek confirmation of the award or as required by law.
§4.5. Arbitration Costs Each party shall bear its own costs and expenses related to the arbitration, and the parties shall equally share the fees and costs of the arbitrator.
§4.6. Arbitration Award Finality The award rendered by the arbitrator shall be final and binding on the parties and may be entered in any court of competent jurisdiction for enforcement.
§4.7. Full Force and Effect If any provision of this arbitration clause is found to be invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions shall continue in full force and effect.
Title 5. Use of and Account Creation For
§5.1. Use of an Illegal Entity Only humans, terrestrials, and organizations may create a profile for this service.
§5.2. Submission of False Information All information provided to this service, or any other service on the internet, must and should be true and factual to the best of your ability.
§5.3. Malicious Autonomy (Bots) Robots and scripts whose sole purpose is to automate activity on this service are banned for life from the usage of and profile creation for this service if the robot or script does not intend to contribute to the service in a positive way, harbors malicious intent, and or violates these Codes.
§5.4. Profile Creation with Malicious Intent Profile creation with malicious intent or false information is prohibited. This will result in a lifetime banishment from this service.
§5.5. Illegal Use of Information Illegally obtained information or information that you have not been given permission to share, must not be shared on this service until sufficient permissions have been obtained. This service reserves the right to remove any information that was illegally obtained or shared to this service.
§5.6. Illegal Submission of Information You are the owner of the information and content you submit to this service before and after submission to this service or have been given permission for such use. This service MUST request your permission to use information given by you for purposes other than prescribed herein or what is the minimum information required for this service to operate except whereas:
a. You are representing an entity and have been granted permission to use information you are not the owner of.
b. You are an entity using information you are not the owner of, but you have been given explicit permission to reuse aforementioned information by the original owner, even if you do not represent the entity whose permission was given.
c. You are an entity using information that is within the public domain of information and has not been extraneously duplicated on this service. There can only be so many profiles dedicated to cats.
§5.7. Insufficient Permissions Obtained Only the owner of the information provided to this service may grant permission for such use prescribed in this Title. This service may request for proof of permission to share for any content shared to this service.
§5.8. Limit Duplicitous Profiles Do not create duplicitous profiles with respect to the profile's purpose or content shared. This service reserves the right to remove profiles deemed as duplicitous and that do not contribute to this service in a positive way. This service reserves the right to decline profile applications and memberships if it is deemed the profile would be duplicitous in this service or would violate these codes.
Title 6. Privacy
This service reserves the right to collect and use information provided to this service for the purpose of providing this service.
§6.1. Unified Policy Doctrine These Codes of Digital Engagement serve as and contain the privacy policy.
Title 7. Posts, Content and Ownership
§7.1. Sufficient Post Permissions You must have permission to post or share the content you are posting or sharing to this service from the content's original owner or creator.
§7.2. No Sexually Explicit Content Content shared on this service, or any service on the internet, CANNOT contain:
any pornographic material;
calls for violence against or threats to a human, a group of humans, or an entity;
sexually explicit content about or involving another human, a group of humans, or an entity.
§7.3. Excessive use of Vulgar Language Content shared on this service, or any service on the internet, must refrain from EXCESSIVE use of vulgar language and profanity.
§7.4. Contains Personal Information Any content shared cannot share personally identifiable information of another profile without that profile's permission. Sharing this information without the owners consent is a violation of this subsection.
§7.5. Sharing Third-party Content Content shared that uses third-party information, data, or services, and use thereof must adhere to that party's Terms of Use and Privacy Policy as well as these Codes of Digital Engagement.
§7.6. False Information This service reserves the right to label content provided to this service as 'Speculative' if its content is suspicious or false. This service reserves the right to remove content that is false AND harbors malicious intent. We express caution on this subject. Censorship is never the answer. If you do not like it (the content) but it is true, there is often no support for removal. Reporting content as false when in fact it is not will result in the reporting profile be found guilty of violating subsection titled 'Prohibition of False Reporting'.
§7.7. Due Diligence Even if your content does not violate the CODE, do your due diligence in research and intent. Let's keep Press unique and flavourful.
§7.8. Artificially Generated Content This service may allow content to be submitted or shared to this service that is created by Artificial Intelligence or Large Language Models but must be labeled as such when being presented to other profiles and must be an ethical use thereof and must adhere to these Codes.
§7.9. Mislabeling of Content Any content shared to this service that requires labeling as prescribed by these Codes must be accurately labeled accordingly. Content that is not accurately labeled my be removed from this service or adjusted to reflect the proper content labeling.
§7.10. Shared Content Availability Unless your profile has been set as a Private profile, the content you share to your profile is publicly available for access and viewing to all profiles in this service. This service must enable the ability to make a profile private to protect the privacy of individuals who desire to do so.
§7.11. Content Removal Reservation This service and its administrators reserve the right to remove any content shared on this service that violates these Codes.
Title 8. Information Collection and Sharing
This Title outlines the 'Privacy Policy' of these Codes. Privacy must be one of the greatest priorities for this service and this service should maintain a good relationship with you.
§8.1. Cookie Policy This service may use Cookies to retain information in your browser like session information to facilitate the proper processes necessary to make this service work.
§8.2. Exact Location Usage This service may use or collect your exact location, latitude and longitude coordinates and or address, in or during:
a. you are sharing content with the intent to include your location.
b. you are posting content to the 'Explore' channel on Press with a location.
c. physical mail is being sent to you from this service to your address that only you provide and is never automatically obtained.
d. for weather forecast in any presentation or delivery format and timezone.
§8.3. Divestment of Location Information Profiles or third-parties misusing the exact location information of another profile will be found in violation of this subsection and may face access or profile suspension and or termination. Misuse of location information is constituted by any of the following:
a. sharing any location information you are not the owner of, or that does not pertain to you, or have not been given permission to do so.
d. selling of any location information you are not the owner of, or does not pertain to you, or have not been given permission to do so.
c. sharing or selling any information with or to a third-party service and you are not the owner of that information.
§8.4. Optional Profile Location Press allows, but does not require, a location to be provided when applying to join. A location you provide will be textually visible to other profiles of the Press and may be used for the 'Explore' page and the weather widget. This information only includes:
City and State in any traditional or recognizable format.
Zip/postal code assumed from a database of city/state and respective zip code matches.
§8.5. Internet Provider Information This service may use information provided by your Internet Service Provider (ISP) to verify your logins and sessions. Information we may save or use from ISP's are:
a. Your Internet Protocol (IP) Address (continent, country, etc.).
b. location of where your internet service is provided from.
c. the timezone your internet service or ISP is located in.
d. ISP information like provider name, etc.
e. Download, upload, and round-trip speeds.
§8.6. Usage Tracking Reservation This service reserves the right to track your use and engagement within this service but is limited to:
a. The times and durations of your visits (sessions(s)) to and use of any Interface of this service.
b. City and or state of your session(s)
c. When and where you view a channel or post with respect to the allowed location information in accordance with these Codes .
d. When and where you post content to this service on a post with respect to the allowed location information in accordance with these Codes.
e. When and where you comment on a post with respect to the allowed location information in accordance with these Codes.
§8.7. Profile Interest Use This service may use your activity of this service to gauge your interests for providing content to you and is limited to:
a. Zip or postal code
b. City and or state
c. Channel (categorical) interests of press based on visit and post activity to that channel.
d. Content you have viewed
§8.8. Data Retention To comply with many global data policies, this service must and reserves the right to retain any information submitted to, collected from or created in this service for the legally required amount of time with respect to the jurisdiction the use of this service is in.
An organization shall keep the information of a profile no longer than a year after their last active date if the profile is inactive on this service for a period no less than 365 calendar days.
A service must verify contact information no less than once a year. This means verifying contact information other than two-factor authentication.
This service must retain the data of deleted profiles for not more than two years in a back up of this services' data.
This service must make available to each profile the ability to download that profiles' data and its entirety from this service.
Title 9. Payments and Subscriptions
§9.1. Payment Terms The Internet Press may use third-party payment providers and processors for purchases made through the Press service. If purchases or payments are made on iOS or Android, The Internet Press utilizes the payment processing features in the SDKs of the mobile operating systems provided therein. Entities may request an alternate method of payment such as ACH or pay-by-check if their payment exceeds the amount of $1,000 USD or the if entity is legally required to receive an alternate method of payment.
§9.2. Press Credits The Internet Press uses credits to pay for specified actions and digital items within Press. Credits may be purchased or granted by Press. Credits are units of service use, are not currency, and do not represent an ownership interest in The Internet Press.
§9.3. Credit Purchases and Grants The Internet Press shall display the purchase price, number of credits included, and any applicable charges before a profile authorizes a credit purchase. Press may grant promotional credits, including upon account creation. Eligibility conditions and any expiration of promotional credits shall be disclosed when those credits are granted. Purchasing credits does not create a subscription or recurring charge unless the profile expressly authorizes recurring purchases.
§9.4. Use of Credits The Internet Press shall display the applicable credit cost before a profile authorizes an action or purchase that consumes credits. A profile must have sufficient available credits to complete that action or purchase. Actions and purchases that may consume credits include:
Publishing a post, including any applicable cost for attached media.
Publishing or upgrading a post as an announcement.
Purchasing digital stamps or other profile decorations expressly offered for credits.
§9.5. Announcement Credit Charges An announcement is a post for which The Internet Press attempts to send notifications to eligible followers. Press shall disclose whether the announcement cost includes or is additional to the ordinary posting cost before authorization. Notification receipt depends on follower preferences, device permissions, and delivery availability and is not guaranteed. Announcement credits pay for publishing the announcement and submitting notifications for delivery, rather than guaranteeing receipt by each follower.
§9.6. Digital Stamps The Internet Press may offer digital stamps for purchase using credits or a monetary payment, as displayed before purchase. Digital stamps are images used to decorate a profile or display an affiliation or membership designation, including country-themed designations. Digital stamps are not physical postage and have no postal value. Unless Press expressly identifies a stamp as verified, displaying a stamp does not verify citizenship, residence, identity, or membership in an outside organization.
§9.7. Digital Stamp Use and Ownership Purchasing a digital stamp grants the purchasing profile permission to display that stamp within The Internet Press while the profile remains eligible to use this service. Purchase does not transfer copyright or other intellectual property rights in the stamp image. Stamps may not be resold or transferred between profiles unless Press expressly provides that capability. Any stated duration, eligibility requirement, or membership condition shall be disclosed before purchase.
§9.8. Failed Actions and Purchases The Internet Press shall deduct credits when the authorized action or digital item purchase successfully completes. If a service error deducts credits without completing the action or delivering the digital item, Press shall restore the affected credits. If a monetary payment completes but the purchased credits or digital stamp are not delivered, Press shall provide the purchased item or arrange a refund through the applicable payment provider.
§9.9. Credit Expiration and Transfer Purchased Press credits do not expire. Promotional credits may expire only where an expiration was disclosed when granted. Credits may not be sold, transferred between profiles, or redeemed for cash unless Press expressly provides that capability or a refund is required by applicable law.
§9.10. Credit and Digital Stamp Pricing Changes The Internet Press may change credit purchase prices, the credit costs of actions, and digital stamp prices in accordance with the notice and effective-date provisions of these Codes. Changes apply prospectively and shall not alter the credit cost of an action or purchase already completed. A change to credit purchase prices shall not reduce the number of credits already held by a profile.
§9.11. Deletion, Removal and Credit Restoration Voluntarily deleting a successfully published post or removing a purchased stamp from display does not restore the credits spent. Removing a stamp from display does not itself remove that stamp from the profile's purchased items. Removal of content for a violation of these Codes does not automatically restore the credits used to publish that content.
§9.12. Credits and Stamps During Suspension or Closure During a temporary suspension, a profile's credit balance and purchased stamps remain associated with that profile but may be unavailable for use. Before voluntary profile deletion, Press shall inform the profile that deletion ends access to remaining credits and purchased stamps. Upon permanent termination or discontinuation of the service, Press shall disclose the treatment of unused purchased credits and purchased stamps. Refund eligibility is governed by the Payment Refunds subsection, applicable payment-provider requirements, and applicable law.
§9.13. Press Credits The Internet Press uses credits to pay for specified actions and digital items within Press. Credits may be purchased or granted by Press. Credits are units of service use, are not currency, and do not represent an ownership interest in The Internet Press.
§9.14. Credit Purchases and Grants The Internet Press shall display the purchase price, number of credits included, and any applicable charges before a profile authorizes a credit purchase. Press may grant promotional credits, including upon account creation. Eligibility conditions and any expiration of promotional credits shall be disclosed when those credits are granted. Purchasing credits does not create a subscription or recurring charge unless the profile expressly authorizes recurring purchases.
§9.15. Use of Credits The Internet Press shall display the applicable credit cost before a profile authorizes an action or purchase that consumes credits. A profile must have sufficient available credits to complete that action or purchase. Actions and purchases that may consume credits include:
Publishing a post, including any applicable cost for attached media.
Publishing or upgrading a post as an announcement.
Purchasing digital stamps or other profile decorations expressly offered for credits.
§9.16. Announcement Credit Charges An announcement is a post for which The Internet Press attempts to send notifications to eligible followers. Press shall disclose whether the announcement cost includes or is additional to the ordinary posting cost before authorization. Notification receipt depends on follower preferences, device permissions, and delivery availability and is not guaranteed. Announcement credits pay for publishing the announcement and submitting notifications for delivery, rather than guaranteeing receipt by each follower.
§9.17. Digital Stamps The Internet Press may offer digital stamps for purchase using credits or a monetary payment, as displayed before purchase. Digital stamps are images used to decorate a profile or display an affiliation or membership designation, including country-themed designations. Digital stamps are not physical postage and have no postal value. Unless Press expressly identifies a stamp as verified, displaying a stamp does not verify citizenship, residence, identity, or membership in an outside organization.
§9.18. Digital Stamp Use and Ownership Purchasing a digital stamp grants the purchasing profile permission to display that stamp within The Internet Press while the profile remains eligible to use this service. Purchase does not transfer copyright or other intellectual property rights in the stamp image. Stamps may not be resold or transferred between profiles unless Press expressly provides that capability. Any stated duration, eligibility requirement, or membership condition shall be disclosed before purchase.
§9.19. Failed Actions and Purchases The Internet Press shall deduct credits when the authorized action or digital item purchase successfully completes. If a service error deducts credits without completing the action or delivering the digital item, Press shall restore the affected credits. If a monetary payment completes but the purchased credits or digital stamp are not delivered, Press shall provide the purchased item or arrange a refund through the applicable payment provider.
§9.20. Credit Expiration and Transfer Purchased Press credits do not expire. Promotional credits may expire only where an expiration was disclosed when granted. Credits may not be sold, transferred between profiles, or redeemed for cash unless Press expressly provides that capability or a refund is required by applicable law.
§9.21. Credit and Digital Stamp Pricing Changes The Internet Press may change credit purchase prices, the credit costs of actions, and digital stamp prices in accordance with the notice and effective-date provisions of these Codes. Changes apply prospectively and shall not alter the credit cost of an action or purchase already completed. A change to credit purchase prices shall not reduce the number of credits already held by a profile.
§9.22. Deletion, Removal and Credit Restoration Voluntarily deleting a successfully published post or removing a purchased stamp from display does not restore the credits spent. Removing a stamp from display does not itself remove that stamp from the profile's purchased items. Removal of content for a violation of these Codes does not automatically restore the credits used to publish that content.
§9.23. Credits and Stamps During Suspension or Closure During a temporary suspension, a profile's credit balance and purchased stamps remain associated with that profile but may be unavailable for use. Before voluntary profile deletion, Press shall inform the profile that deletion ends access to remaining credits and purchased stamps. Upon permanent termination or discontinuation of the service, Press shall disclose the treatment of unused purchased credits and purchased stamps. Refund eligibility is governed by the Payment Refunds subsection, applicable payment-provider requirements, and applicable law.
§9.24. Payment Cadence The Internet Press follows standard operating procedures for payment processing. When you submit a new payment or a payment method to this service, payment may not be fully completed until three business days following the payment submission. All payments are auto withdrawn on their prescribed due date or upon purchase unless the profile owner requires separate different payment terms or has already established a separate payment date or terms with the Service Review Board.
§9.25. Payment Disputes In the event of a payment dispute, Press relies on our payment processors to handle any fraudulent activity on your account or profile. Press prioritizes fraudulent charges and will not handle disputed payments that are a result of:
a. forgetting to cancel a recurring payment (subscription);
b. and any charge completed but disputed because it has resulted in a users negative balance in their bank account.
§9.26. Payment Refunds The Internet Press will not offer refunds except where:
a. you have incurred a charge from The Internet Press that can be verified as fraud.
b. you have cancelled an intentional charge, subscription, or other payments at least 24 hours prior to the date due or date executed.
Title 10. Updates to this Service
Apps and services should always provide updates whether they are security patches or additional features. This Title outlines the way Press believes companies should deploy updates and inform their visitors. Updates may be provided in any manner.
§10.1. Update Classification It's important to classify updates we provide to our services because some do not quite effect all profiles, some change the way this service is intuitively used.
Level 1 - Minor updates to the framework of this service for performance or security.
Level 2 - Updates to this service that add features.
Level 3 - Updates to this service that may require an outage on any server node and or includes a UI change.
Level 4 - Updates required for security or other emergency purposes.
§10.2. Deployment of Updates This service shall deploy updates to production in accordance with the form subsections Update Classification(s) as follows:
Level 1 - Updates deployed as needed and should not interrupt this service.
Level 2 - Updates deployed no more than seven calendar days after users of this service are notified of such update and its contents.
Level 3 - Updates deployed no more than one calendar day
Level 4 - Updates are deployed immediately if necessary notwithstanding the potential for service delay or interruption due to security, performance, or resilience requirements.
Title 11. Global Compliance
Global compliance for this service only applies where this service is available.
§11.1. GDPR This service must comply with the General Data Protection Regulation ('GDPR') set forth by the European Union.
§11.2. CCPA This service must comply with the California Consumer Privacy Act set forth by the State of California in the United States.
Title 12. Service Reporting
§12.1. General Reporting From time to time, this service shall publish reports that reflect its growth, privacy, security and financials.
§12.2. Content Use in Reporting This service may use any information or content provided to or existing in this service for reporting purposes without any personally identifiable information.
Title 13. Donations and Profit Sharing
§13.1. Profit Allocation Pledge The Internet Press, to have a true positive impact on society, pledges to donate and share a portion of profit once profitable.
§13.2. Donation Provisions This service may create funds accounts to which revenues may be allocated. The Internet Press shall have funds accounts allocations as follows:
Donations Fund - Any currency contributed from visitors to this service through means that designate the intent to donate shall be allocated to a Donations Fund that may only be donated and may not be considered revenues. Donations may be used to pay for this service's operating costs if it is not profitable.
Revenues Fund - A percentage of any currency contributed from subscriptions to this service shall be allocated to a Revenues Fund with the intent to donate those funds in accordance with these Codes once this service become profitable.
Emergency Fund - An emergency fund shall be established which may be contributed to and from other funds whose purpose is to fund aid to those in need during a State of Emergency as established and proclaimed by the presiding jurisdiction.
§13.3. Donation Frequency Donations from this service are made monthly. Each month's donation fund is based on the previous month's profit and or donations funds.
§13.4. Profit Sharing Frequency Profit sharing is made monthly. Each month's profit-sharing fund is based on the previous month's profit excluding donations.
§13.5. Profit Sharing Amount The total amount of profit to be shared shall be determined by the content moderators and or the administrators.
Title 14. Adoption of these Codes
The Internet Press makes these Codes available for adoption by any organization. We believe it is a broad safe set of standards all can and should comply with.
§14.1. Adoption Availability Third party entities may adopt these Codes in accordance with their charter or bylaws.
§14.2. Adherence of Adoption Adoption of these Codes signifies intent of compliance to all Codes herein.
§14.3. Failure to Adhere to Adoption Adoption of but non-compliance to these Codes will result in monetary fines and or suspension or termination of your membership with The Internet Press. Adoption of these Codes signifies your agreeance with the repercussions of this clause. The Internet Press reserves the right to arbitrate failure to comply to adoption adherence of these Codes.
§14.4. Denial of Changes to Adopters Adopters of these Codes may not make changes or appendages to these Codes.
§14.5. Cost of Adoption Any organization is free to adopt these Codes but The Internet Press may charge a prescribed amount in the future as a requirement to adopt these Codes whenever deemed necessary.
§14.6. Adoption Abandonment Adopters of these Codes may choose to abandon such adoption without notice to The Internet Press and without delay.
Title 15. Changes to these Codes
§15.1. Frequency of Changes The Internet Press (Press) reserves the right to make changes to these Codes at any time without approval from adopters
§15.2. Adherence of Adoption Changes to these Codes shall be in effect 28 calendar days from their introduction to the entirety of Press profiles.
§15.3. Profile Adherence of Changes Profiles under the jurisdiction of these Codes when a change to these Codes is implemented, may:
a. signify their declination of such changes by immediately discontinuing their use of this service.
b. signify their acceptance of such changes by continuing their use of this service.
c. contest such changes by contacting support.
§15.4. Contestation of Changes Any profile may contest the changes introduced to these Codes prior to their effective calendar date in compliance with §9.2. by submitting a report prescribed by §6.4.