Community Standards

PAZA is designed for professional intelligence, collaboration, creator-brand partnerships, community activation, and related business workflows. These Standards require users to act lawfully, honestly, and respectfully and supplement the Terms of Service and Acceptable Use Policy.

Harassment, threats, intimidation, repeated unwanted contact, sexual harassment, bullying, abusive conduct, and retaliation are prohibited. Users must not use PAZA to stalk, doxx, expose private contact details, or pressure another person into a relationship or transaction.

Users may not promote hatred, dehumanization, violence, or unlawful discrimination against protected groups or individuals. PAZA intelligence and creator-discovery tools may not be used to make unlawful discriminatory decisions or to infer or exploit sensitive personal traits in a manner prohibited by law.

Users must not impersonate another person or organization, falsely claim authority to represent a Brand, misrepresent ownership of a Creator channel, fabricate credentials, or materially misstate products, services, audiences, metrics, work history, or collaboration terms.

Bots, purchased followers, artificial engagement, coordinated engagement rings, fabricated analytics, manipulated screenshots, fake reviews, falsified event activity, and other deceptive attempts to alter campaign or intelligence signals are prohibited.

Creators and Brands must comply with applicable sponsorship, endorsement, affiliate, consumer-protection, and advertising disclosure rules. Users must not use PAZA to distribute false, misleading, or materially deceptive product claims or conceal a required commercial relationship.

Users must respect copyright, trademark, publicity, confidential-information, trade-secret, and other rights. Access to a proposal, restricted Showcase section, campaign brief, customer dataset, or other private material does not grant a license to reuse or disclose it. Access-gated materials remain subject to applicable NDAs and click-through restrictions.

Users must not upload data they obtained unlawfully, seek unauthorized access to private accounts, combine PAZA data for unlawful surveillance, scrape private or access-controlled information without permission, or use personal information for harassment, stalking, identity theft, unlawful discrimination, or other incompatible purposes. Publicly available information must still be used lawfully and proportionately.

Users may not send spam, deceptive messages, unlawful automated calls or texts, or communications that ignore applicable consent and opt-out requirements. Sender identity must not be falsified. Suppression and unsubscribe requests must be respected where required.

Users must not use PAZA's AI-assisted features to create fraudulent evidence, deceptive impersonations, malicious misinformation, unlawful discrimination, or content that violates these Standards. Users remain responsible for reviewing outputs before using or publishing them.

Payment fraud, stolen payment instruments, chargeback abuse, money laundering, sanctions evasion, fabricated campaign completion, and attempts to use PAZA as an unlicensed financial service are prohibited. PAZA payment functionality may only be used for transactions supported by the applicable payment provider and the PAZA Acceptable Use Policy.

Users may not use PAZA to facilitate illegal goods or services, trafficking, exploitation, credible threats, instructions intended to cause serious harm, fraud, malware, or other unlawful activity. Additional transaction categories and restricted activities are listed in the Acceptable Use Policy.

Do not attempt unauthorized access, credential theft, vulnerability exploitation, malware distribution, denial-of-service activity, circumvention of access controls, manipulation of verification systems, or interference with PAZA infrastructure. Good-faith security concerns should be reported to PAZA rather than exploited.

Users may report suspected fraud, harassment, intellectual-property violations, privacy concerns, payment abuse, security issues, or other policy violations through PAZA support. Reports should be made in good faith and should not knowingly contain false allegations.

Depending on severity, history, risk, and legal obligations, PAZA may warn a user, remove or restrict content, limit a feature, pause a campaign, suspend an account, terminate access, preserve evidence, or refer a matter to a payment provider or lawful authority. PAZA may take immediate action where delay could create material harm, fraud, security risk, or legal exposure.

These Standards are issued by Paza Social, Inc., a Delaware corporation. Reports and questions may be sent to legal@paza.social.