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"If you post content on Pinterest that is sponsored or branded – like when a business partner pays or incentivizes you to post it – or is in any way commercial in nature, you are subject to our Commercial and Branded Content Guidelines.Excerpt from Pinterest's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “If you post content on Pinterest that is sponsored or branded – like when a business partner pays or incentivizes you to post it – or is in any way commercial in nature, you are subject to our Commercial and Branded Content Guidelines.”
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