Every content-sharing platform needs rules to keep publishing safe and prevent the system from being... See More
Every content-sharing platform needs rules to keep publishing safe and prevent the system from being misused. ZOYALINK has a Content Policy covering content standards, publication quality, spam prevention, and valid views.
One notable aspect is the set of technical recommendations for publishing content. Users are encouraged to create titles that accurately reflect the content, write captions of at least 500 characters, use a 1:1 image ratio, and pay attention to video quality and file size.
ZOYALINK also applies a three-minute publishing cooldown after a post is published. This mechanism is intended to reduce excessive mass publishing and help keep content distribution more organized.
From a safety perspective, certain types of content are prohibited, including illegal content, pornography, child exploitation, hate speech, violence without educational value, and copyright infringement.
There are also rules concerning valid views. The use of bots, auto-clickers, traffic exchanges, abnormal repeated clicks, and other traffic manipulation methods is not permitted. An automated system is used to detect and filter views considered invalid.
These rules are particularly relevant because ZOYALINK has a reward system that uses valid views as one of its calculation factors. If traffic could be manipulated easily, the reward system would naturally become more vulnerable to abuse.
Users who find content that violates the rules can use the Report feature on the relevant post. For certain cases, ZOYALINK also provides email channels listed on its policy pages.
Understanding these rules helps users know what content is permitted while also giving them a clearer picture of how publishing and valid-view systems work on ZOYALINK.
For the latest requirements, users can refer directly to ZOYALINK's Content Policy page, as platform rules may be updated over time.
