Community Guidelines (Appendix 5)

Wink is committed to empowering Creators to share their works through our Platform. As our Users’ experiences would be our top priority, we strive to provide a safe Platform for our Creators and Fans to interact. We value our Users’ feedback and experiences in using our Platform, to gather the Users’ input, we frequently host policy livestreams, small group discussions to improve and ameliorate our Platform Services. Our community guidelines, and also our Terms of Use for Users, and other policies posted on our Platform and Site would be amended from time to time (including but not limited to Privacy Policy and Acceptable Use Policy to keep up with the changes of our business model and Applicable Laws). Unless otherwise defined, capitalised terms used herein have the same meanings as those defined in our Terms of Services.

You agree and undertake that you shall not do, or, knowingly or otherwise, authorise, permit, allow, induce or assist any other person to breach of the following guidelines:-

Wink was built for interactions between Creators and Fans, not for enabling or facilitating violence or harm.

Wink strictly prohibits terrorism and violent extremism on the Platform. Works that facilitate, support, or represent dangerous organisations will be removed from Wink. Such groups include, but are not limited to:
If you come across a violation of the above, please report it pursuant to our Report and Complaint Policy.
Creators and Fans are empowered and authorised to express themselves, though not at the expense of anyone else’s safety or privacy.

Harassment, whether online or in the real world, harms people physically and psychologically. Although Wink embraces free speech, safety is our top priority. Harassment and abusive behaviours are not tolerated and permitted.
Bullying individuals are prohibited on Wink. Acts that qualify as bullying include, but are not limited to, threatening violence to intimidate, mockery based on sexual history or status as a survivor of sexual assault, sharing degrading photos or videos, and derogatory photoshopped images. Works that pose risk to the public figure’s physical safety and/or violates other Wink policies (e.g. hate speech, sexual exploitation), however, are not permitted.
Dogpiling is a form of harassment in which a group of people attack an individual online to intimidate or humiliate them. Wink prohibits Users from engaging in conduct that encourages dogpiling.
Doxxing is a form of harassment in which someone shares an individual’s personally identifiable information (e.g. home address, phone number, bank account information, medical information) online without consent. This abusive act can lead to harms against the individual such as stalking, emotional distress, physical harm, psychiatric injury, loss of job prospects, and identity theft. Wink prohibits Creators and Fans on the Platform from engaging in or encouraging doxing, save and except publishing someone else’s personally identifiable information with the individual’s consent, and sensitive information from documents properly stored in the public domain (e.g. court filings, press releases and news articles).
Wink has zero tolerance for works featuring non-consensual intimate imagery, which is defined as sexual or pornographic imagery of an individual or individuals made and/or distributed without their consent. If you are a victim of this behaviour and feel your wellbeing is at risk, we recommend you to contact local law authorities. If you are addressing a situation involving non-consensual intimate imagery in which you hold copyright rights, we strongly advise that you report that to us here instead of submitting a notification of claimed copyright infringement.
Swatting is the act of making a false report to emergency services or law enforcement (e.g. bomb threat, hostage situation, active shooter report). Swatting, encouraging others to engage in swatting, and/or promoting swatting in general is extremely dangerous and are strictly prohibited on Wink.
Wink treats threats and incitements of violence or physical harm with the utmost seriousness. Prohibited behaviours include but are not limited to organizing or disclosing aspirational, conditional, or credible plans for a violent act; soliciting advice for, advocating for, or threatening the safety of public or private individuals. Any Creators or Fans exhibiting these behaviours will be removed from the Platform.
The safety and wellbeing of Wink’s community is paramount.

Wink prohibits works focused on promoting dangerous or self-destructive topics (e.g. high-risk acts and challenges, disordered eating, suicide, self-harm or self-injury) that pose risk to the physical, mental, or emotional health of those on the Platform. However, raising public awareness is important, and Wink empowers individuals on the Platform to share personal experiences with these topics in a safe manner (acceptable topics include discussing aesthetic or medical body modification unrelated to self-harm or self-injury, being piercings, tattoos, gender affirming surgery, plastic surgery, scarification).
Promoting, normalizing, glorifying, coordinating, or otherwise providing instructional advice about acts or challenges that pose an imminent risk of serious injury or death is prohibited on Wink. Works involving dangerous acts and challenges that have a community support or educational focus, or are part of a greater narrative, are permitted.
Promoting, soliciting, providing instructional advice about, coordinating, or otherwise glorifying disordered eating, feederism, or related topics is prohibited on Wink.

Examples of disordered eating works include, but are not limited to: extreme low-calorie diets, imagery of someone making themselves vomit, and imagery focused on ribs, thigh gaps, concave stomachs, and so forth.

Examples of feederism works include, but are not limited to: force feeding (consensual or nonconsensual), using illegal or controlled substances to achieve weight gain, using devices to fill the stomach, and so forth.

Works involving disordered eating, feederism, and related topics that have a community support or educational focus, are part of a greater narrative, or are otherwise contextualised in a manner that abides Wink’s guidelines are permitted. Promotion of body positivity, eating competitions, medical surgeries, health, fitness, or lifestyle works are also permitted.
Promoting, providing instructional advice about, coordinating, or otherwise glorifying suicide, self-harm or self-injury, or related acts (“Self- Destruction Acts”) is prohibited on Wink. Self-Destruction Acts includes imagery of someone engaging in the act, the aftermath of the act, and/or associated paraphernalia (e.g. razor blades, bandages), as well as text and audio works. Works involving suicide, self-harm or self-injury and related challenges that have a community support or educational focus, are part of a greater narrative, or are otherwise contextualised in a manner that abides by Wink’s guidelines are permitted.
Wink prohibits all content that contains or depicts graphic violence, gore, or excessive blood. This includes but is not limited to: images or videos showing severe injury, mutilation, dismemberment, or trauma; content featuring blood in sexual contexts; depictions of torture or extreme bodily harm; realistic simulations of violence resulting in visible injury; and any media showing real injury, death, or corpses. Content featuring consensual BDSM activities must not include severe injury or excessive blood.
Although we welcome diverse viewpoints and debates, we do not tolerate hate speech on Wink. We define hate speech as serious attacks against a person or groups based on the following characteristics:
1. caste;
2. disability;
3. ethnicity;
4. gender;
5. immigration status;
6. national origin and race;
7. religious belief;
8. medical condition; and
9. sexual orientation.
Attacks may include (but are not limited to) dehumanising language, harmful slurs or stereotypes, and calls for violence, exclusion, or segregation.

The following might be considered as hate speech:
1. Calling for violence against someone based on one or more characteristics listed above;
2. Use of dehumanising language to describe someone based on one or more characteristics listed above;
3. Mocking or denying the experience of victims of hate crimes or genocide such as the Holocaust;
4. Target people on the basis of immigration status; and
5. Use code words or proxies to attack people based on one or more characteristics listed above.
Creators engaged in criminal activities including, but not limited to violent acts (e.g. murder, sexual violence or exploitation, assault, domestic violence, child or animal abuse), hate crimes, property crimes (e.g. vandalism, arson), or engagement with criminal organisations (e.g. drug cartels, gangs) are strictly prohibited on Wink.
Cryptocurrency: Wink was not designed to help Creators launch or offer any initial coin offerings, securities tokens offering or collective investment scheme in any jurisdictions we operate. Creators also may not offer discounts, coupons, or vouchers for cryptocurrency. Works related to cryptocurrency are permitted (e.g. journalistic investigations, historical documentation, consumer education) as long as they do not violate the terms of these guidelines and policies of the Platform, as amended from time to time.

Multi-level marketing (MLM): Building or facilitating a multi-level marketing initiative or offering MLM discounts or coupons is not permitted on Wink.
Alcohol and smoking: Alcohol and smoking substances (e.g. wine, beer brewing kits, tobacco, cigars, vapes, e-cigarettes, rolling papers, cigarettes) may neither be sold nor offered as membership benefits on Wink. Creators may not offer promotions, coupons, or other incentives to purchase or obtain these products. Instructional works related to these topics, however, are permitted (e.g. tutorials on brewing alcohol, growing tobacco, making cocktails,) as are educational or community-oriented resources for those seeking help for alcohol or smoking addiction.

Ingestible items: Ingestible items (e.g. food ingredients, spices, medications, vitamins, supplements), drug paraphernalia, and educational materials claiming to help cure disease may neither be sold nor offered as membership benefits on Wink.

Drugs: Selling drugs or drug paraphernalia is strictly prohibited on Wink. Creators and Fans must not engage in any of the following conduct:-
1. may not share works depicting illicit drug use (except for educational purpose, medical, or journalistic contexts); and
2. encourage underage people to use drugs, or advocate for irresponsible use of drugs.
The following could constitute as exceptions for discussion of drug use:
1. works involving discussions of the scientific or medical benefits of recreational drugs;
2. educational content on how to safely use or stop using drugs; and
3. educational content on the danger of drugs in general, are permitted on Wink.
Gambling: Wink may not be used to provide or access gambling products or services (e.g. betting, lotteries, casino games, fantasy sports).

Raffles: Creators are prohibited from requesting payment from Fans for the chance to win something (e.g. raffle, giveaway, lottery) as part of a membership or community benefit.
Military funding: Wink may not be used to fund the procurement of weapons (e.g. guns, rockets, armor), or other military-related activity for armed or military forces or other groups actively involved in conflict. Wink may be used to fund support for civilians impacted by conflict (e.g. humanitarian or medical aid relief), military service members (e.g. care packages, medical support), or physical trainings not connected to military or militia activity (e.g. survival skills courses, conditioning bootcamps).

Political funding: Wink may not be used to directly raise money for political campaigns or associated activities or groups (e.g. political action committees, political parties, candidates). Raising funding for political or societal causes (e.g. equal rights campaigns, youth mentorship, gun violence prevention, democracy movements) is permitted.
Bladed and edged weapons: Creators are not permitted to sell, distribute, or raffle off bladed and edged weapons (e.g. swords, daggers, knives, bayonets) on Wink.

Firearms and explosives: Creators are not permitted to sell, distribute or raffle off firearms, explosives, ammunition, or related weapons on Wink. They also may not offer discounts, promotions, coupons, or other incentives to purchase or obtain weapons, or create instructional works related to crafting weapons (e.g. 3D printed guns) or modifying weapons (e.g. using bump stocks to turn semiautomatic firearms into automatic firearms). Weapon-related content that does not violate other guidelines (e.g. uses in educational or historical contexts, illustrated content, fictional or illustrated depictions of firearm distribution, gun maintenance tutorials) is permitted on Wink.
Creators may not offer Fans works promoting inauthentic initiatives including, but not limited to tutorials for engaging in illegal activities (e.g. theft, hacking, piracy), third-party services that artificially inflate metrics (e.g. views, likes, members), or access to piracy software.
Deepfakes are manipulated or digitally-altered audio, video, or image works that portray a person, event, or scene in a way that is not real or did not occur. Examples include, but are not limited to, superimposing an individual’s face onto a different body, creating deepfake porn and revenge porn, or manipulating audio recordings to fabricate audio portraying a person saying something they did not say.

The following types of deepfakes are prohibited:
1. intimidate, bully, harass, incite violence against, or harm the reputation of one or more persons;
2. Deepfakes that incorporate an individual’s image or likeness in sexualised contexts in which they did not participate;
3. Deepfakes that use a public figure’s image, likeness, or voice to deceive through misrepresentative or fraudulent product endorsements, promotions, phishing, financial scams, and merchandise sales, among others.
1. Wink would not engage in any deceptive behaviours for representing and alleging the identity or brand of another person or entity. Examples of impersonation include, but are not limited to, deceptively using another person or entity’s name, username, bio, or photos, falsely claiming to be the person or brand’s “official” Wink account, and disseminating works created by or associated with the person or entity.
2. Parodying, spoofing or expressing support in the form of a fan page for a brand or person is permitted if transparently disclosed on the page (e.g. in the name, username, bio, tiers). Wink attempts to screen for fraudulent Creator pages but cannot guarantee the identity of Creators or the validity of any claims they make. To report a suspicious creator page, please refer to the Report and Complaint Policy.
Spamming others or distributing unsolicited advertising material is not permitted on Wink.

Wink’s Adult/18+ category enables Creators of works involving permitted sexual expression to connect with Fans.

Works which are sexually gratifying or contain nudity are categorised as Adult/18+.

Works that exclusively allow access to generators, tools, or software that use machine learning or AI Technology to produce 18+ nudity or explicit imagery are not permitted on Wink.

Consent

It is paramount that all the Creators should demonstrate consent in all works (real or animated; photo, video, written, audio). A freely given, specific, informed and unambiguous indication of consent by a statement or by a clear affirmative action or statement. Additionally, participants and characters must be able to give consent (i.e. not be under the influence of alcohol, drugs, hypnosis, blackmail). “Consensual non-consent” works, in which participants or characters engage in simulated non-consensual encounters, are not permitted. We engage Third Party Service Providers to conduct KYC to verify the age of the Creators, for details, please refer to the KYC Procedures and Requirements.

Bestiality

Bestiality refers to sexual activities or relationships involving humans and animals. The following illustrates what would be regarded as permitted and not permitted in respect of the Contents being posted:-

Not permitted

Permitted

Sexual activity between a human and any animal that exists in the real world.

Depictions or glorification of animal genitals.

Same-species sexual interaction between fictional or mythological creatures.

Personal accounts or survival stories involving bestiality or educational or journalistic works about bestiality within a non-glorified context or narrative.

Sexually explicit deepfakes

Save as disclosed in the Terms hereinabove, deepfakes are manipulated or digitally-altered audio, video, or image works that portray a person, event, or scene in a way that is not real or did not occur, often done to achieve sexual gratification. The following is not permitted:-

Editing or generating an image of a person in which their clothing has been removed or body artificially enhanced to emphasise body parts for sexual gratification (e.g. breast, buttocks, genitals);
Generating a deepfake that incorporates an individual’s image or likeness in sexualised contexts in which they did not participant.

Incest

Promotion of incest in whatever form in Wink is strictly prohibited. Incest refers to sexual activities or relationships between close relatives.

Sex tourism

Sex tourism refers to the practice of fostering individuals traveling to a foreign destination with the primary purpose of engaging in sexual activities.

Not permitted

Permitted

Advice for how to locate sex workers in a particular location.

Forums for sex tourism enthusiasts to share their experiences, and actively promote sexual activities in foreign jurisdictions.

Educational or journalistic works about sex tourism within a non-glorified context or narrative.

Sexual violence

Wink has zero tolerance when it comes to works, real or animated, that glorify non-consensual sexual acts such as rape, sexual assault, or coerced consent (e.g. under the influence of drugs or alcohol, hypnosis, blackmail).

Sexualised minor age play

Creators on Wink are prohibited from producing or distributing any types of works in which they implicitly or explicitly portray themselves or other adults as minors in a sexualised context (e.g. using objects associated with infants, toddlers, or children as a sex toy, etc.).

Teen Safety

Wink is committed to keeping the Platform safe for teen users and free of works or behaviour that puts young people at risk.

Age restrictions
Wink is not directed to children and minors. You must reach the Age of Majority to set up an Account, subscribe and purchase Passes. Creators must reach the Age of Majority to post Creations showing their appearance or body, and we and/or our Third Party Service Providers would conduct KYC for age verification of the Creators.
Zero tolerance policy
Wink has zero tolerance for real or animated CSAM. or other exploitative works depicting sexualised minors, regardless of how the works were created (e.g., hand-drawn, cartoon, text-based, photorealistic, or computer-generated, among others). Exploitative behaviours such as grooming or solicitation are also prohibited. Any Users involved in attempts to harm or exploit minors will be removed and reported to appropriate authorities.
Adults misrepresenting as minors
Creators are prohibited from using Wink to produce or distribute any type of works featuring sexualised portrayals of themselves as minors, implicitly or explicitly.
Tools & resources
Creators who encounter abusive, harmful, or toxic behaviour on Wink can use our blocking and reporting tools.

If you come across any violations of the above, please report it pursuant to our Report and Complaint Policy.

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