Imagery policy

No charity has received anything yet. The charity wallet is a live mainnet address, and a picture placed next to a zero total would imply an outcome that has not happened, so the site does not carry one.

Used

Diagrams and charts generated from on-chain values, the product mark, token images uploaded by the people who launched those tokens, and the social card.

Not used

Photographs of people, stock charity imagery, illustrated beneficiaries, and decorative backgrounds. This applies whether or not a licence would permit it: a licence cannot grant the right to imply a relationship that does not exist.

Token images

Chosen and hosted by each token’s creator, fetched from the URI in its metadata. They are not reviewed, endorsed or selected by this site.

If that changes

Any photograph of a person would need that person’s informed, revocable consent, obtained in a language they read and not conditioned on receiving anything; the person named rather than used as an anonymous example; and the situation shown in its wider context. The standards adopted are the Dóchas Code of Conduct on Images and Messages and Commitment 1 of the Core Humanitarian Standard.

Advertising

Claims about where money goes are held to the general-impression test in the ASA/CAP guidance on voluntary-sector advertising: individually true elements must not combine into a misleading impression.