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Your User Content must also conform to these Terms (including Section 5) and any community guidelines or comment policies posted on any forum, website, or service.
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"you will not submit such Influencer Content if it violates any standard included in Section 1 of the Participation Requirements or the Amazon Community Guidelines.Excerpt from Amazon Associates's Program Policies
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The clause states: “you will not submit such Influencer Content if it violates any standard included in Section 1 of the Participation Requirements or the Amazon Community Guidelines.”
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