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Credits may not be used to pay for Instacart+ membership fees or restaurant orders.
Your Content does not involve commercial activities and/or sales, such as contests, sweepstakes, barter, advertising, or pyramid schemes without Runpod's prior written consent.
Epic may establish a maximum amount you may spend to purchase Credits per transaction and/or per day, which may vary depending on the associated Licensed Product or access to the Licensed Product, as well as the maximum balance of Credits you may have in your Epic Games Account.
"we have a set of Ad-Friendly guidelines creators in the YouTube Partner Program (YPP) need to follow in order to have Ads served on their channel content and earn a share of the revenue.Excerpt from YouTube's Community Guidelines
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The clause states: “we have a set of Ad-Friendly guidelines creators in the YouTube Partner Program (YPP) need to follow in order to have Ads served on their channel content and earn a share of the revenue.”
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