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Terms for fan-funded bits

Fans can suggest and pledge. Creators choose what goes live. Fund the Bit keeps the rails clear, safe, and reviewable.

Terms
Creator-approvedEvery campaign is reviewed by real people.No dangerous daresZero tolerance for harmful or risky prompts.Creator responsibilityCreator fulfillment belongs to the creator, not the website.Refund reviewIf something is off, the team reviews it.Privacy basicsPayment cards stay with Stripe, not Fund the Bit.Report a concernReports go into review without external notifications.

What Fund the Bit does

Fund the Bit hosts creator-approved challenge campaigns where fans can suggest ideas, pledge toward approved campaigns, and follow campaign status.

  • Fund the Bit is not a raffle, contest, gambling product, or dare-anyone marketplace.
  • Creators keep control over what they approve, reject, edit, and complete.
  • Campaign state, moderation actions, refunds, creator completion, and payout eligibility are tracked.

Fan responsibilities

Fans must keep suggestions safe, respectful, legal, and within creator boundaries.

  • Do not submit harmful, harassing, adult, illegal, hateful, gambling, or coercive prompts.
  • Do not pressure a creator to do anything outside their stated boundaries.
  • Use the report flow when a challenge, creator update, or user behavior looks unsafe.

Creator responsibility

Creators decide which ideas become campaigns and are responsible for completing the approved bit after funding.

  • Creators can approve, reject, or edit ideas before they become campaigns.
  • Creators should set boundaries before launch and complete only the promises they are comfortable owning.
  • Creators may upload completion proof as optional evidence, but fulfillment responsibility remains entirely with the creator.
  • Fund the Bit provides hosting, pledge, reporting, review, and support tools; it does not guarantee creator performance.

Platform actions

The platform can moderate, hide, cancel, refund, hold payout eligibility, suspend accounts, or escalate safety issues when needed.

  • Admin actions must be recorded in audit logs for sensitive changes.
  • Dangerous or policy-breaking campaigns can be removed before or after funding.
  • Payment, refund, dispute, and payout decisions require Stripe and legal review where applicable.

Final legal language still needs counsel review before public launch.

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