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# Remarkist Policy Suite

Remarkist Policies

# Our Side of the Social Contract

The human commitments we make to the Remarkist community.

*Effective on May 11, 2026*

Remarkist is not a typical online platform, and this is not a typical document.

Everything else we publish, from our [Terms of Service](#terms-of-service) to our [Code of Conduct](#code-of-conduct) to our policies, is written to
protect both of us within a legal framework. That work is necessary, and we don’t apologize for how
seriously we take it. But legal language, however honest, has a ceiling. It can tell you what we will and
won’t do. It can’t fully tell you why, or what we actually believe, or what kind of people we’re trying to
be.

That’s what this is for.

## Why we built this the way we did

Traditional social media is not actually social. It’s broadcast media. The advertiser is the customer, your
attention is the inventory, and the engagement mechanics are engineered (often deliberately, sometimes
cynically) to keep you scrolling past the point of enjoyment into something closer to compulsion. You are
not the customer. You are the product.

We built Remarkist because we think that’s wrong, and because we think fans, creators, and communities
deserve better than that bargain.

At Remarkist, you are the customer. Your experience, your creativity, and your agency are what we are here
to protect and serve. That inversion changes everything about how we’ve designed the platform, including
parts you might initially find unusual or even frustrating.

There is something else we believe, and it shapes how we think about the stories humanity cherishes. Those
characters, worlds, franchises, myths we build together around the things we love are not just
entertainment. They are a collective record of who we are and how we imagine ourselves. That record should
belong to everyone. Not just to access, but to use, to build on, and to carry forward. That’s what knowledge
is for.

## Why we’re deliberately friction-full

You will notice that Remarkist asks more of you than most platforms. Creating things takes effort.
Accumulating things has cost and consequence. Rules are enforced, and breaking them has real repercussions.
Some of this will feel slow, or deliberate, or resistant in ways you’re not used to.

Good. That’s the point.

We think friction can be a scaffold for creativity. Meaningful effort tends to produce more meaningful
results. Our systems are designed to make you pause and choose, not to trap you in a loop of effortless
consumption. We want you to think, create, and grow here—not just scroll. The difference between a platform
designed for engagement and one designed for experience is that the first wants more of your time, and the
second wants the time you spend here to actually be worth something to you.

We are trying to build the second kind of platform. These friction-full systems are how we do that.

## What we will never do

We will not use addictive design patterns to make it hard for you to step away. We will not build mechanics
that exploit psychological vulnerabilities to drive engagement at the expense of your wellbeing. We will not
optimize for your attention if doing so means compromising your autonomy.

When you create something here, it stays yours. We ask for a license to use it, including the right to
display it, distribute it, and make it part of what the platform does, because without that, our kind of
platform cannot function. That license is broad in legal terms, because legal licenses have to cover edge
cases we cannot predict. But broad licensing language is not the same as claiming your work. We are not in
the business of exploiting what you create. And when our use of that license causes someone genuine
discomfort, we never dismiss it, even if the right solution takes time and resources to implement. The Terms
of Service describes exactly what the license covers, and we think it's worth reading before you create
here.

When we enforce our rules (and we do enforce them, seriously) we will tell you why, and we will give you a
real path to appeal.

We also want to say something that most platforms find uncomfortable to admit: your freedom to leave is one
of the most important checks on our behavior. If we ever abuse the trust these rules give us, you can
*and you should* take your creativity and your community elsewhere. We know that. We think about it.
That competitive pressure is not incidental to our approach; it’s central to it. Our long-term success
depends entirely on whether we deserve your trust, and we know it.

## A word about investment

We are openly aware that this document and the restraint it describes may make certain kinds of investors
uncomfortable. We are not concerned by that.

Remarkist is not built to chase dominance, scale at all costs, or extract value faster than it can be
earned. Capital should serve people, not the other way around. If Remarkist attracts investment, it will be
from people who understand that the future of digital culture depends on long-term thinking and genuine
care—and who see this restraint not as a weakness, but as the whole point.

## What we’re asking of you in return

This isn’t a one-sided contract. We’re asking you to participate honestly: to respect other members, to
follow the Code of Conduct in its spirit and not just its letter, to report violations in good faith, and to
engage with the platform and with each other the way you’d want to be engaged with yourself.

We’re also asking for something harder than that. We’re asking you to watch us.

The commitments in this document are only meaningful if someone holds us to them. So if you see us drift:
if our systems start to feel manipulative, if our enforcement starts to feel arbitrary, if our values start
to feel like marketing rather than practice: call us out. Make it known. That accountability is not a threat
to us. It’s the mechanism we’re counting on.

## What this document is

This is not a legal contract. The Terms of Service is the legal contract. This is something more like a
promise—the kind that matters not because it’s enforceable in a court but because we’ve made it publicly, in
plain language, to the people whose trust we depend on.

Remarkist was built because fans, creators, and communities deserve a platform that’s actually on their
side. This document is our attempt to say clearly, in human terms, that we mean it and that we want you to
hold us to it every day.

# Summary

A plain-English overview of the key points in our Terms of Service.

We wanted to start with a plain-English summary of some important points in our Terms of Service to help as
you read through it. This summary is only meant to provide an overview and does not reference all the
contractual terms within the full Terms of Service.

The way our main product app functions, certain types of creative works you submit may be available for
others to use, collect, view, and remix in perpetuity. Therefore, everyone who submits works here gives us a
perpetual, worldwide, irrevocable license to make their works available for others to use and view within
our app, even if good-faith efforts to give a creator credit are not possible. That includes you. So keeping
that in mind:

* Do not submit or upload creative works that include other people's works that were not previously
  submitted on our app. That's copyright infringement, and we want no part of that, thank you.
* Do not redistribute, sell, or try to make any money from works submitted on our app, including any of
  your own submissions that used works submitted by other members, unless you have our permission.
* Do not redistribute, sell, or try to make any money from finalized content built inside our app, unless
  you have our permission. Even if a finalized Remarkist creation uses only your uploaded submissions, it
  also includes pieces of Remarkist’s own branding and intellectual property.
* If you don't feel comfortable with any of the above rules, it's pretty simple... don't submit or upload
  any creative works, and don’t build any content inside of our app.

We are trying to be transparent and honest, and we hope you will extend us the same courtesy.

We may make changes to these Terms of Service from time to time as we update our products. It's a good idea
to stay aware of those changes and to read, print, and save a copy of these Terms of Service and their
accompanying Code of Conduct and Privacy Policy because we won't save a copy for you.

# Terms of Service

The governing rules for using any and all Remarkist Services and Products

*Effective on May 11, 2026*

Welcome to the Remarkist platform, which is owned and operated by Remarkist Inc (“Remarkist” “we” or “us”).
These terms of service, along with our [Code
of Conduct](#code-of-conduct) and our [Privacy
Policy](#privacy-policy), (collectively, “Terms of Service”) are a contract between you and Remarkist. By using
the Remarkist mobile application, or any Remarkist-branded website(s), apps, marketplaces, forums, games,
networks, or publications (the “Products”), creating a Remarkist account and using the Products to post or
share any kind of content, including but not limited to events, stories, collectibles, images, commentary,
recorded audio, live audio, status updates, works you create, comments, messages, and additions to your
content or the content of others, to access Remarkist content or other user content, to host live audio
events within the Products, to utilize Remarkist game features, or to use, collect, redeem, craft, trade, or
retain any in-app game items such as in-game currencies or digital collectibles (together with the Products,
the “Services” or “Remarkist Services”), you’re agreeing to abide by all of the terms and conditions of
these Terms of Service. By agreeing to our Terms of Service, we grant you a limited, non-exclusive,
non-transferable, non-sublicensable, and fully-revocable license to use the Services. If you don’t agree to
all of the following terms, you can’t use the Services and any previous licenses granted to you to use the
Services are revoked.

## 1. Requirements for Service

### 1.1 You Need to Be at Least 16 Years Old

Remarkist Services are only for people 16 years old and over. If we learn someone under 16 is using
Remarkist Services, we’ll terminate their account.

### 1.2 You Need an Account

You can’t use some of the Products, including the Remarkist mobile application, without registering for an
account. Registering an account requires choosing a membername and password, and providing a valid email
address. If the email address you provide is not valid, we may terminate your account without notice. You’re
responsible for all the activity on your account, and for keeping any of your passwords and other
credentials confidential. If you share your account information with anyone, that other person may be able
to take control of the account, and we may not be able to determine who is the proper account holder. We
will not have any liability to you (or anyone you share your account information with) as a result of your
or their actions under those circumstances. If you find out that someone else has used your account without
your permission, you should promptly report it at:

> Email: [support@remarkist.com](mailto:support@remarkist.com)  
> Subject: Compromised Account

### 1.3 Compliance with Community Standards

Your use of the Services is subject to our Code of Conduct, which is incorporated into these Terms of
Service by reference. Violations of the Code of Conduct may result in content removal, account suspension,
or termination, and may constitute a breach of these Terms of Service.

## 2. Eligibility; Minors; Parental Consent

The Services are intended for users who are at least sixteen (16) years of age. By accessing or using the
Services, you represent and warrant that you meet this age requirement.

If you are between the ages of sixteen (16) and eighteen (18), or the age of majority in your jurisdiction,
whichever is higher, you may use the Services only with the consent and involvement of a parent or legal
guardian, where such consent is required by applicable law. By permitting a minor to use the Services, the
parent or legal guardian agrees to be bound by these Terms of Service and is responsible for the minor’s
activities, compliance, and any charges or obligations incurred in connection with the Services.

Age requirements and parental consent rules may vary by jurisdiction. You agree to comply with any local
laws regarding the use of digital services by minors.

In strict compliance with the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (“COPPA”), the Services are not
directed to children under the age of thirteen (13), and Remarkist does not knowingly collect personal
information from children under 13. If you believe that a child under 13 has provided personal information
to Remarkist, please contact us immediately at:

> Email: [violations@remarkist.com](mailto:support@remarkist.com)  
> Subject: Underage Violation

Upon such notice, we will take prompt steps to delete any such personal information and remove any
associated content from the Services.

Paid Services are available only to users legally permitted to enter binding payment obligations.

To the extent permitted by applicable law, you acknowledge and agree that certain provisions of these
Terms, including those relating to payments, licenses, dispute resolution, and arbitration, may be
enforceable against you or your parent or legal guardian, as applicable. Nothing in these Terms is intended
to limit any rights or protections afforded to minors under applicable law.

## 3. Content on the Services

### 3.1 Use of Our Content

The contents of the Services, including the Products, are intended for your personal, noncommercial use,
except where permission is explicitly granted as part of the Services. All materials published or available
on the Services, including, but not limited to text, photographs, images, illustrations, designs, audio
clips, video clips, audio broadcasts, video broadcasts, “look and feel,” metadata, data, compilations and
Submissions (as that term is further defined in this document) (each and collectively, "Content") are
protected by copyrights, trademarks, trade secrets, database rights, sui generis rights and other
intellectual or proprietary rights therein pursuant to U.S. and international laws. All Content is owned
and/or controlled by Remarkist. Remarkist also owns copyright in the selection, coordination, compilation,
and enhancement of such Content (“Arrangement”). You agree not to modify, publish, transmit, participate in
the transfer or sale of, reproduce, create new works from, distribute, perform, display (including framing
and inline linking), communicate to the public or in any way exploit, any of the Content (or its
Arrangement) or the Services (including Software) in whole or in part without Remarkist’s consent. You agree
to abide by all additional copyright notices, information, or restrictions contained in any Content accessed
through the Services.

Where consent is the legal basis for a particular processing activity, Remarkist does not rely on
legitimate interests for that same processing activity. Remarkist determines and applies the lawful basis
most appropriate to the specific processing context in accordance with applicable data protection law.

### 3.2 Submissions Cannot Infringe

You represent to us that any submissions you make to the Services (i.e., user-generated content including
but not limited to: comments, descriptions, forum messages, reviews, text, video, audio, events, audio
broadcasts, video broadcasts, hand-drawn or finger-drawn signatures, and photographs, as well as computer
code and applications) (each, a "Submission" and collectively, the “Submissions”) belongs to you and you
have all the necessary legal rights to upload, transmit, broadcast, or post such content and it will not
violate any law or the rights of any person.

### 3.3 License for Your Works

You grant Remarkist a perpetual, irrevocable, nonexclusive, worldwide, transferable, royalty-free, and
sublicensable license to your Submissions. This license includes, without limitation, the right for
Remarkist and its affiliates, partners, service providers, and other third parties acting on Remarkist’s
behalf to use, copy, transmit, excerpt, publish, distribute, publicly display, publicly perform, communicate
to the public, create derivative works of, host, index, cache, tag, encode, modify, and adapt (including
without limitation the right to adapt to streaming, downloading, broadcast, mobile, digital, thumbnail,
scanning or other technologies) in any form or media now known or hereinafter developed, any Submission
uploaded, recorded, streamed, broadcast, transmitted, drawn, dictated, or posted by you on or to the
Services. By making a Submission, you are consenting to its display, streaming, or publication on the
Products and in the Services and for related online and offline promotional uses.

If you are a minor, you represent that you have the legal authority or required parental consent to grant
the licenses described in these Terms.

### 3.4 Signature Marks

Any hand-drawn or finger-drawn signatures you include in a Submission (collectively, “Signature Marks”) are
considered part of the Submission and are treated as content, not as personal information. By including a
Signature Mark in a Submission, you agree that it may be stored, displayed, modified, and otherwise used in
accordance with these Terms, including the perpetual, irrevocable license granted to Remarkist. You are
solely responsible for the content of your Signature Marks and should ensure that they do not include
sensitive or personally identifiable information that you do not wish to be made public or permanently
associated with your account or the Services.

### 3.5 Where and How Remarkist Displays Content

You acknowledge that any Submissions you make may be edited, removed, modified, published, transmitted, and
displayed by Remarkist anywhere on the Services, and you waive any rights you have to determine whether or
how your Submission may be altered, removed, or displayed, even if our changes or methods of display are in
a manner not agreeable to you. This includes attribution of your Submissions, which Remarkist will make a
good-faith effort to provide, but which may not always be possible.

### 3.6 Content in Violation

You are solely responsible for the content of your Submissions. However, while Remarkist does not and
cannot review every Submission and is not responsible for the content of these Submissions, Remarkist
reserves the right to delete, move, or edit Submissions that it, in its sole discretion, deems abusive,
defamatory, obscene, in violation of copyright, trademark, or other laws, in violation of these Terms of
Service, or otherwise unacceptable.

### 3.7 No Exploiting Remixed Submissions

You may not share, sell, or redistribute Submissions outside of the Remarkist Services ecosystem, even with
attribution, unless expressly permitted by Remarkist.

### 3.8 License Survives Termination

If you delete your account or it is terminated for any reason, the license you grant us to use, display,
and distribute every Submission you have made survives, and any past Submission may remain accessible and
usable indefinitely as part of the Services.

### 3.9 Attribution After Termination

If you delete your account or it is terminated for any reason, we will delete certain personal information
of yours, in accordance with our Privacy Policy, which due to deletion of personal identifiers may affect
how you are credited for any of your Submissions made while using the Services.

## 4. Our Collectibles Game Economy

### 4.1 In-Game Items

Our Products include game features made up of in-game items which you may play with, collect, redeem,
craft, trade, and retain while using the Services (“In-Game Items”). Our in-game items include, but are not
limited to, digital badges, mementos, characters, avatars, artworks, boosts, streaks, game-currencies, and
digital tokens.

### 4.2 Remarkist Owns All In-Game Features & Assets

All features of our games, including all In-Game Items, are part of our Services and the property of
Remarkist. While you may own and/or control the copyright to those of your Submissions displayed in our
In-Game Items, Remarkist owns and controls all property rights to the underlying In-Game Items themselves
and their integration with all other game features. We reserve the right to change, terminate, remove or
restrict access to any In-Game Items you may have acquired within our Services, at any time, without notice.

### 4.3 No Cash Value; Platform-Limited Use

In-Game Items are virtual features of the Services and have no real-world monetary value, do not constitute
property, currency, or legal tender, and may only be used within the Remarkist Products and Services as
permitted by these Terms of Service.

Remarkist does not permit the sale, resale, transfer, or exchange of In-Game Items, including game
currencies, digital collectibles, or other virtual items, outside of the Services, regardless of whether
such items were earned, redeemed, or purchased.

For clarity, any tokenization of digital collectibles using third-party blockchain technologies occurs
outside the Remarkist virtual economy, and does not grant such assets any monetary value, status, or
recognition within the Services.

### 4.4 Return of In-Game Items on Termination

If you delete your account or your account is terminated for any reason, you will lose access to the game,
and any In-Game Items which you have redeemed, collected, or otherwise acquired while playing the game,
including any In-Game Items crafted by you, will return to Remarkist and you will have no claim to them or
any value they may possess in relation to the Services.

### 4.5 No Guaranteed Earnings or Employment Relationship

Participation on the Remarkist platform or acquiring, trading, or earning In-Game Items does not guarantee
any income, profit, or economic benefit. Any references to earnings, rewards, or payouts are illustrative
only and may vary or be unavailable.

Participation in the platform does not create an employment, contractor, partnership, joint venture, or
investment relationship between you and Remarkist. You are solely responsible for any tax obligations
arising from your activity on the platform.

All other terms governing the purchase, acquisition and use of In-Game Items are subject to our
**Virtual Game Economy Policy**, **Paid Services Policy**, **Digital
Collectibles & Mementos Terms**, and **Earnings & Payout Policy**.

## 5. Payments, Subscriptions, & Paid Services

Certain features of the Services may require payment, including subscriptions, in-game currency purchases,
digital collectibles, premium access, or other paid offerings (“Paid Services”). By purchasing or
subscribing to any Paid Services, you agree to the terms set forth in this section and to the additional
terms, rules, and conditions described in our **Paid Services Policy**, **Virtual Game
Economy Policy**, **Digital Collectibles & Mementos Terms**, and **Earnings
& Payout Policy**, each of which is incorporated into these Terms of Service by reference.

EU and UK residents may have a statutory 14-day right to withdraw from digital purchases unless performance
begins with your express consent and acknowledgment of loss of that right.

### 5.1 Billing Authorization

By providing a payment method and purchasing or subscribing to Paid Services, you authorize Remarkist (or
its third-party payment processors) to charge your selected payment method for all applicable fees, taxes,
and charges associated with your Paid Services, including any recurring charges, at the prices in effect at
the time such charges are incurred.

You represent and warrant that you are authorized to use the payment method you provide and that all
payment information you submit is accurate and up to date. You are responsible for maintaining current
payment information and for all charges incurred under your account.

If you are a minor, any purchase or payment obligation must be authorized by your parent or legal guardian,
who assumes responsibility for all charges incurred.

### 5.2 Subscriptions & Automatic Renewal

Some Paid Services are offered on a subscription basis and will automatically renew unless canceled prior
to the renewal date. By purchasing a subscription, you expressly agree that:

1. Your subscription will **automatically renew** at the end of each billing period unless
   you cancel it in accordance with the instructions provided in the Services or the Paid Services Policy;
2. Remarkist is authorized to **automatically charge** your payment method for each renewal
   period at the then-current subscription rate, plus any applicable taxes or fees; and
3. You will remain responsible for all charges incurred until the subscription is properly canceled.

You may cancel a subscription at any time, but cancellation will take effect at the end of the current
billing period unless otherwise stated. **No partial refunds or credits** will be provided for
unused time, except where required by applicable law.

### 5.3 Price Changes

Remarkist reserves the right to change the pricing, availability, or features of Paid Services at any time.
If a price change affects an active subscription, we will provide reasonable advance notice as required by
applicable law. Your continued use of Paid Services after a price change takes effect constitutes your
agreement to pay the updated price.

If you do not agree to a price change, you must cancel the applicable Paid Service before the change takes
effect.

### 5.4 Taxes

You are responsible for all applicable sales, use, value-added, digital goods, or similar taxes, duties, or
governmental assessments associated with your purchase or use of Paid Services, except where Remarkist is
required by law to collect such taxes on your behalf.

### 5.5 Refunds & Chargebacks

Except as expressly stated in these Terms of Service, the Paid Services Policy, or as required by
applicable law, **all payments are non-refundable**, including payments for subscriptions,
in-game currency, digital collectibles, and other digital goods or services.

Where required by law, including but not limited to consumer protection laws in the EU or Apple/Google
platform requirements, Remarkist will provide partial or prorated refunds as applicable. You acknowledge
that any refunds, credits, or adjustments are subject to Remarkist’s policies as well as the procedures and
policies of third-party platforms, such as Apple App Store or Google Play.

If you initiate a chargeback or payment dispute, Remarkist may suspend or terminate your account, revoke
access to Paid Services, and recover any fees or costs incurred because of the chargeback, to the extent
permitted by law. Abuse of chargebacks or payment disputes may result in permanent account termination.

Nothing in these Terms limits any statutory consumer rights you may have under applicable law, including
rights related to refunds, cancellations, or defective digital content.

### 5.6 Modification and Discontinuation of Paid Services and In-Game Items

Notwithstanding any other provision in these Terms of Service, Remarkist may modify, rebalance, suspend, or
discontinue any Paid Service or In-Game Item at any time, including any previously purchased or acquired
services or items, without refund or compensation, except where required by applicable law.

### 5.7 No Monetary Value; No Property Rights

Paid Services, including subscriptions, in-game currency, digital collectibles, and other virtual items, do
not constitute real-world currency, stored value, or property, and have no monetary value outside the
Services. Payments made to Remarkist grant you a limited, revocable license to access Paid Services in
accordance with these Terms of Service and applicable policies, not ownership of any underlying assets or
rights.

Additional terms governing the use, limitations, and treatment of specific virtual items are set forth in
the In-Game Items section and related policies.

### 5.8 Suspension or Termination of Paid Services

If your account is suspended or terminated for any reason, including for violation of these Terms of
Service or the Code of Conduct, you may lose access to any Paid Services without refund or compensation,
except where required by law.

### 5.9 Account Responsibility; Duplicate or Conflicting Purchases

You are solely responsible for all activity conducted through your Remarkist account, including any
purchases, subscriptions, or Paid Services accessed or acquired through your account, whether such activity
is performed by you or by another person using your login credentials.

If you allow another person to access your account, including a family member or friend, you acknowledge
and agree that any purchases made while logged into your account are deemed authorized by you, even if such
purchases are made using a different device, platform account, or third-party app store account.

Due to platform and app store limitations outside of Remarkist’s control, purchases made through different
third-party platform accounts (such as different Apple IDs or Google Play accounts) may result in duplicate
subscriptions, overlapping entitlements, unsupported feature combinations, shared benefits, or loss of
value. Remarkist does not guarantee that Paid Services purchased through separate platform accounts can be
merged, transferred, reconciled, or refunded.

You may not maintain multiple subscriptions of the same type on a single Remarkist account unless
explicitly permitted by the Services. If your account is found, in Remarkist’s sole discretion, to have
duplicate, identical, or incompatible subscriptions, Remarkist may suspend, modify, or remove one or more
such subscriptions without refund or compensation.

Remarkist is not responsible for any loss of value, duplicated charges, unavailable benefits, or unintended
access resulting from:

1. account sharing or credential disclosure;
2. purchases made by multiple individuals using the same Remarkist account; or
3. purchases made through different third-party platform accounts linked to a single Remarkist account.

You agree that refunds, credits, or adjustments for such purchases are not guaranteed and, where available,
are subject to the policies and procedures of the applicable third-party platform (such as Apple or Google),
in addition to Remarkist’s Paid Services Policy.

If you believe a duplicate purchase occurred in error, you may contact Remarkist Support for assistance.
Any review or action taken by Remarkist is at its sole discretion, does not create any entitlement to a
refund or credit, and may require contacting the applicable app store directly.

### 5.10 Governing Policies

Additional terms governing Paid Services, including eligibility, pricing structures, refunds,
cancellations, virtual currency mechanics, and limitations, are set forth in the Paid Services Policy and
related policies referenced above. In the event of any conflict between this section and those policies,
**these Terms of Service control**, unless explicitly stated otherwise.

## 6. Tokenization & Blockchain-Based Assets

Certain features of the Services may allow members to initiate the external tokenization or blockchain
representation of certain digital collectibles or Submissions through user-invoked tools, including smart
contracts made available by Remarkist (“Tokenized Assets”).

### 6.1 Member-Directed Tokenization & Platform Role

Remarkist may provide or publish smart contract code or technical tools that enable such tokenization;
however, any tokenization is initiated solely at the direction of the member and occurs on third-party
blockchain networks outside of Remarkist’s custody and control.

Remarkist does not take possession of, transmit, or control Tokenized Assets, does not operate or validate
any blockchain network, and does not guarantee the functionality, permanence, value, or legal status of any
Tokenized Assets. Once created, Tokenized Assets exist independently of the Services and are not part of the
Remarkist virtual economy, except to the extent they may be referenced within the Services.

For clarity, providing such tools is analogous to offering export or download functionality and does not
constitute issuance, sale, or management of Tokenized Assets by Remarkist.

### 6.2 Disclaimers, Risk Allocation & User Responsibility

Remarkist does not provide legal, tax, or financial advice, and is not responsible for any legal,
regulatory, or financial consequences arising from your creation, tokenization, sale, transfer, or use of
Tokenized Assets. Users are solely responsible for ensuring compliance with all applicable laws, including
securities, tax, intellectual property, and consumer protection laws. Any perceived market value is
speculative and user-driven, not platform-endorsed.

### 6.3 No Transfer of Intellectual Property.

Tokenizing a Submission, Memento, or other digital collectible does not transfer, assign, or convey any
ownership or intellectual property rights in the underlying content. This includes all Remarkist
intellectual property, brand elements, and in-game assets. Any rights associated with Tokenized Assets are
limited to those encoded in the applicable smart contract and do not supersede these Terms of Service.

### 6.4 User Responsibility for Rights Clearance.

You represent and warrant that you own or have all necessary rights, licenses, and permissions to tokenize
any content you submit or tokenize through the Services. You are solely responsible for ensuring that
tokenization does not infringe the intellectual property, publicity, privacy, or other rights of any person
or entity.

### 6.5 No Control Over Off-Platform Assets.

Remarkist does not control, operate, maintain, or guarantee any blockchain network, smart contract,
marketplace, or third-party service used to tokenize or trade Tokenized Assets. We have no ability to
modify, reverse, delete, disable, or restrict access to any Tokenized Asset once it exists outside the
Services.

### 6.6 Platform Enforcement Only.

If Remarkist receives a valid copyright, trademark, or other legal complaint regarding a Tokenized Asset,
our response may include removing or disabling access to the associated content within the Services. Such
action does not affect the existence, availability, or transferability of any Tokenized Asset outside the
Services.

### 6.7 No Liability for External Use or Trade.

Remarkist bears no responsibility or liability for the use, sale, resale, transfer, valuation, or trading
of Tokenized Assets outside the Services, including on third-party marketplaces or decentralized networks.

## 7. Audio Rooms & Recorded Content

### 7.1 Audio Submissions

Our Services include the use of audio chat rooms, known as Audio Dens, for live audio events. Audio
recording in Audio Dens applies only to members participating on the couch—the stage area of the room.
Recording features are unlocked by the Host or co-host at the session level. When recording features are
enabled in a room, all participants are notified upon entry and a recording indicator is visible throughout
the session. By joining the couch—whether by requesting access through the hand-raise feature or by
accepting a Host or co-host invitation—while recording features are enabled, you acknowledge that your audio
contributions may be recorded by Remarkist.

### 7.2 License to Recorded Audio

Any audio you contribute through the Services, including live or recorded Audio Dens, constitutes a
Submission and is subject to the license granted in these Terms of Service. This includes the right for
Remarkist to record, reproduce, distribute, publicly perform, publicly display, and use such recordings for
playback, promotion, moderation, and archival purposes, consistent with our Privacy Policy.

## 8. In-Person Events & Real-World Interactions

The Services may allow users to create, schedule, promote, discover, or participate in in-person events,
meetups, performances, conventions, or other real-world activities (“In-Person Events”). Remarkist’s role is
limited to providing a platform for facilitation and discovery. Remarkist does not organize, host,
supervise, control, manage, endorse, or assume responsibility for any In-Person Event, event host, venue,
participant, vendor, or third party.

All In-Person Events are independently organized and attended by users at their own discretion and risk.

### 8.1 Assumption of Risk

By attending or participating in any In-Person Event, you acknowledge and agree that real-world
interactions involve inherent risks, including but not limited to personal injury, illness, exposure to
communicable diseases, emotional distress, harassment, assault, theft, property damage, or death.

You voluntarily assume all risks associated with attending or participating in any In-Person Event, whether
arising from the actions of other users, event hosts, venues, third parties, or otherwise.

### 8.2 Release of Liability

To the fullest extent permitted by law, you release, waive, and hold harmless Remarkist and its officers,
directors, employees, agents, and affiliates from any and all claims, demands, damages, losses, liabilities,
costs, or expenses arising out of or related to:

1. your attendance at or participation in any In-Person Event;
2. interactions with other users, creators, hosts, or third parties in connection with an In-Person Event;
   and
3. any injury, loss, damage, or harm occurring before, during, or after an In-Person Event.

This release applies regardless of whether the In-Person Event was promoted, ticketed, or discovered
through the Services.

### 8.3 User Responsibility & Conduct

You are solely responsible for your behavior, safety, and decisions during In-Person Events. You agree to
comply with all applicable laws, venue rules, and safety requirements.

Users who host In-Person Events are solely responsible for obtaining any permits, licenses, insurance, or
approvals required by law. Remarkist recommends that event hosts obtain appropriate liability insurance.

The Remarkist Code of Conduct applies to both online and offline interactions. Misconduct occurring at an
In-Person Event—including harassment, abuse, discrimination, or illegal behavior—may result in content
removal, account suspension, or termination, regardless of whether such conduct occurs on or off the
Services.

### 8.4 No Background Checks of Vetting

Remarkist does not conduct background checks, identity verification, credential validation, or safety
screenings of users, event hosts, or participants. You acknowledge that Remarkist makes no representations
or warranties regarding the identity, character, intentions, qualifications, or conduct of any user or event
participant.

### 8.5 Third-Party Venues, Services & Transportation

In-Person Events may involve third-party venues, vendors, service providers, or transportation services.
Remarkist does not control and is not responsible for the safety, quality, legality, or conduct of any
third-party services or locations.

Remarkist is not responsible for emergency response, medical assistance, or security at In-Person Events.

Any interactions with third parties are solely between you and the applicable third party.

### 8.6 Minors & Parental Responsibility

If a minor participates in an In-Person Event, the minor’s parent or legal guardian is solely responsible
for supervision, consent, safety, and compliance with applicable laws. Remarkist assumes no responsibility
for the participation of minors in In-Person Events.

### 8.7 Health & Accessibility Needs

Remarkist does not guarantee that In-Person Events will be accessible, safe, or suitable for individuals
with specific medical, mobility, or accessibility needs.

### 8.8 Event-Specific Terms & Waivers

Remarkist may require users to agree to additional event-specific terms, disclosures, or liability waivers
as a condition of attending or hosting certain In-Person Events. Failure to agree to such terms may result
in denial of participation.

## 9. Technological Ethics

Remarkist will never use your content to train AI models without your explicit opt-in consent. In the rare
cases where you choose to opt in, your content may only be used to provide a direct benefit to you—for
example, enabling you to train an AI model on your own artwork to enhance your creative process. Even in
those cases, we will ensure your data remains private, removable, and never incorporated into publicly
shared AI systems where deletion would be impossible.

Using third-party AI tools, or employing AI within Remarkist systems for analysis, recommendations, or
other platform functionality, does not constitute AI training on your content. Such uses may interpret or
process data to improve user experience but do not retain or learn from your individual content for model
improvement.

For more details, see our Technology Ethics Policy, which explains our approach to AI, data use, and user
privacy.

## 10. Masslore

Remarkist includes Masslore, a factual and collaborative reference database that catalogs descriptive,
factual, and referential information about fandom franchises of all sizes, from large global properties to
small indie works. Masslore organizes titles, creators, cast and crew, summaries, trivia, and other metadata
to provide context and support creative engagement within Remarkist Products and approved integrations.

Masslore serves as a shared reference layer for fandom communities, enabling members to collectively
document, contextualize, and explore fictional worlds in ways that support creativity without reproducing or
replacing the original works. Members may contribute, edit, and manage Masslore content in accordance with
the Masslore Terms, and participation constitutes acceptance of both these Terms of Service and the Masslore
Terms.

### 10.1 User Contributions

Members with editorial privileges may add clusters, content entries, and metadata. Contributors are
responsible for accuracy, legality, and appropriateness, including respecting intellectual property rights.

### 10.2 Content Ownership and Licensing

Contributors retain ownership of their Submissions but grant Remarkist a worldwide, royalty-free license to
use, display, distribute, and syndicate contributions. Contributions do not grant rights to the underlying
franchise intellectual property.

### 10.3 Incentives and KRNL

Contributions may be rewarded with KRNL tokens or other platform incentives. Such rewards are
discretionary, may be subject to eligibility requirements, and are governed by the Masslore Terms, Virtual
Game Economy Policy, and Earnings & Payout Policy.

### 10.4 Third-Party Access

Remarkist owns the rights to the **collection, organization, and presentation** of Masslore
data. This includes the structure, editorial curation, and metadata provided by the community. Remarkist may
license, distribute, or provide access to this compiled information through APIs, integrations, public
release under an open license, or other channels, in accordance with platform policies.

Use of Masslore data by third parties is subject to the Masslore Terms and platform policies; unauthorized
use or scraping is prohibited and may result in enforcement or legal action.

### 10.5 Compliance and Accountability

Contributors must comply with the Code of Conduct, intellectual property rules, and all related platform
policies when participating in Masslore. Misuse, harassment, scraping or manipulation of Masslore content or
systems may result in suspension, removal of privileges, or other enforcement measures.

Contributors are encouraged to report inaccurate, unsafe, or abusive content through the official channels.

### 10.6 Intellectual Property and Fair Use

While Masslore organizes and presents information about existing works, neither Remarkist nor contributors
claim ownership of the underlying franchises, characters, or creative works. Contributors must avoid
uploading copyrighted materials such as full scripts, proprietary images, or other protected content unless
expressly authorized.

Masslore is intended to provide **transformative value** by compiling, organizing, and
contextualizing factual information. By contributing, you agree to focus on factual, descriptive, or
analytical content that adds value beyond reproducing original copyrighted works.

Inclusion of a franchise, work, or creator in Masslore **does not imply endorsement, affiliation, or
sponsorship** by Remarkist or the original rights holders.

If a rights holder believes content contributed to Masslore infringes their intellectual property, they may
submit a valid takedown request. Remarkist will respond in accordance with applicable laws and its internal
policies.

By contributing to Masslore, you confirm that your Submissions comply with all intellectual property laws
and platform policies. You agree that Remarkist may review, edit, or remove content to prevent infringement,
maintain fair use boundaries, and protect the integrity of the platform.

## 11. Our Rights in the Services

### 11.1 Our Rights to Protect Our Intellectual Property

We reserve all rights in the Products’ and the Services’ look and feel, and in the Content. You may not
copy or adapt any portion of our code or visual design elements (including logos) without express written
permission from Remarkist or as set out in this clause. Do not use our logo or trademarks in any way that
might suggest Remarkist endorses a particular product or service or that you have a business relationship
with Remarkist.

### 11.2 Privacy & Data Use

Your use of the Services is subject to our Privacy Policy, which explains how we collect, use, store, and
disclose information about you. By using the Services, you consent to the collection and use of your
information as described in the Privacy Policy.

We retain personal data for as long as necessary to provide the Services and to comply with legal
obligations. After account deletion, personal data may be retained only as required by law or for legitimate
business purposes.

Our broader commitments to responsible platform design, algorithmic transparency, and the ethical use of
automation and artificial intelligence are described in our Technology Ethics Policy.

### 11.3 Service Availability; No Uptime Guarantee

Remarkist may, at any time and without notice, interrupt, modify, suspend, discontinue, or remove any
aspect of the Products or Services, including specific features, content, or functionality. Remarkist has no
obligation to maintain, support, or continue any feature, Product, or Service.

The Products and Services are provided on an “AS AVAILABLE” basis, and Remarkist does not guarantee uptime,
availability, continuity, or uninterrupted access. Users are responsible for maintaining their own backups
of content.

### 11.4 Our Rights to Govern and Access the Services

Remarkist may change, terminate, or restrict access to any aspect of the Services, at any time, without
notice. We can remove any content you post or submit for any reason. Remarkist may access, read, preserve,
and disclose any information as we reasonably believe is necessary to:

1. satisfy any applicable law, regulation, legal process or governmental request;
2. cooperate with law enforcement agencies;
3. preserve records for investigations;
4. respond to emergency disclosure requests related to harm, threats, or exploitation;
5. enforce the Terms of Service, including investigation of potential violations;
6. detect, prevent, or otherwise address fraud, security or technical issues;
7. respond to user support requests; or
8. protect the rights, property or safety of the Services, its users and the public.

To learn more about how we govern our Services in the context of community violations, including
moderation, enforcement, suspension, and termination, refer to our Community Code of Conduct.

## 12. DMCA Copyright Policy

Remarkist respects the intellectual property rights of others and expects users of the Services to do the
same. It is our policy to respond to notices of alleged copyright infringement that comply with the Digital
Millennium Copyright Act (“DMCA”).

### 12.1 Reporting Alleged Copyright Infringement (DMCA Notices)

If you believe that any content available on or through the Services infringes a copyright you own or
control, you may submit a written notification of claimed infringement to Remarkist’s designated copyright
agent at:

> Designated Agent: Copyright Manager  
> Email: [copyright@remarkist.com](mailto:copyright@remarkist.com)  
> Subject: DMCA Takedown Request

Your notice must include:

1. a physical or electronic signature of a person authorized to act on behalf of the owner of the
   copyright allegedly infringed.
2. detailed identification of the copyrighted work claimed to have been infringed, or, if multiple
   copyrighted works are covered by a single notification, a representative list of such works.
3. identification of the material that is claimed to be infringing and information reasonably sufficient
   to permit us to locate the material on the Services, such as content titles, URLs, usernames, or other
   identifying details.
4. your name, mailing address, telephone number, and email address.
5. a statement that you have a good-faith belief that use of the material in the manner complained of is
   not authorized by the copyright owner, its agent, or the law.
6. a statement that the information in the notification is accurate, and under penalty of perjury, that
   you are authorized to act on behalf of the copyright owner.

### 12.2 The Removal of Infringing Content

Remarkist reserves the right to remove content alleged to be infringing without prior notice, at our sole
discretion, and without liability to you or anyone else. In appropriate circumstances, we will also
terminate a member’s account if the member is determined to be a repeat infringer. A repeat infringer is a
user who has received multiple valid and substantiated notices of alleged infringement, as determined by
Remarkist in its sole discretion.

### 12.3 Not Responsible for Third-Party Infringement

Removal or disabling of content pursuant to a copyright complaint applies solely to content hosted or
displayed within the Services and does not affect any independently hosted or decentralized copies,
including blockchain-based representations.

### 12.4 Filing a DMCA Counter-Notice

A DMCA takedown notice is a legal claim submitted by a party asserting copyright ownership, and Remarkist
is required to respond to qualifying notices under applicable law.

If content you posted on the Services has been removed or disabled in response to a DMCA takedown notice,
it means that a person or entity claiming to be the copyright owner has submitted a notice alleging that the
content infringes their copyright.

If you believe the material you posted on the Services was removed or disabled as a result of mistake or
misidentification, you may submit a counter-notification to Remarkist’s designated copyright agent at:

> Designated Agent: Copyright Manager  
> Email: [copyright@remarkist.com](mailto:copyright@remarkist.com)  
> Subject: Counter-Notice Request

Your counter-notice must include:

1. your physical or electronic signature;
2. identification of the material that has been removed or disabled and the location at which the material
   appeared before it was removed or access was disabled;
3. a statement, under penalty of perjury, that you have a good-faith belief that the material was removed
   or disabled as a result of mistake or misidentification; and
4. your name, address, and telephone number, and a statement that you consent to the jurisdiction of the
   Federal District Court for the judicial district in which your address is located, or if your address is
   outside of the United States, for any judicial district in which Remarkist may be found, and that you
   will accept service of process from the person who provided the original notification or an agent of
   such person.

Upon receipt of a valid counter-notification, Remarkist may provide a copy of the counter-notification to
the original complaining party and may, in accordance with applicable law, restore access to the removed
material unless the complaining party notifies us that it has filed a court action seeking to restrain the
allegedly infringing activity.

Submission of a counter-notification does not guarantee reinstatement of the removed material, which
remains subject to Remarkist’s Terms of Service and applicable content moderation policies.

### 12.5 Misrepresentations

Submitting a knowingly false or materially misleading copyright notice or counter-notification may result
in legal and financial consequences, including liability under applicable law. You should ensure that you
are the rightful copyright owner or are authorized to act on the owner’s behalf, and that you have a
good-faith belief that the material was removed or disabled as a result of mistake or misidentification.

DMCA notices and counter-notices are legal submissions. Submission of a notice or counter-notice
constitutes a legal representation made under penalty of perjury.

## 13. Trademark Complaints Policy

Remarkist respects trademark rights and expects users to do the same. If you believe content on the
Services infringes a trademark you own or are authorized to enforce, you may submit a trademark complaint to
us at:

> Email: [trademark@remarkist.com](mailto:trademark@remarkist.com)  
> Subject: Trademark Complaint

In order to evaluate the claim, trademark complaints must include:

1. identification of the trademark;
2. proof of ownership or authorization; and
3. identification of the allegedly infringing material.

Remarkist reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to remove or restrict access to content alleged to
infringe trademarks and to take any other action it deems appropriate. Trademark complaints are evaluated
separately from copyright claims and are not governed by the DMCA or subject to a statutory
counter-notification process.

Remarkist is not obligated to adjudicate trademark disputes between users or third parties and may act
based on the information provided, its own assessment, and the requirements of applicable law.

Removal or disabling of content pursuant to a trademark complaint applies solely to content hosted or
displayed within the Services and does not affect any independently hosted or decentralized copies,
including blockchain-based representations.

## 14. Account Termination or Suspension

### 14.1 Termination or Suspension by Remarkist

Remarkist may suspend, restrict, or terminate your access to all or any part of the Products or Services at
any time, **with or without cause**, **with or without notice**, and **in
its sole discretion**, including but not limited to situations where Remarkist determines that
continued access would pose legal, operational, reputational, or community risk, or would interfere with the
safe or effective operation of the platform.

### 14.2 Termination by You

You may discontinue use of the Products or Services at any time by ceasing access. You may also permanently
terminate your account by initiating account deletion through the “Delete Account” feature available in your
Account Settings.

When you initiate account deletion, a 24-hour cancellation window will begin during which you may reverse
the deletion request. If the deletion is not canceled within this period, your account will be permanently
terminated.

If you have hosted events or crafted Mementos on the platform, permanent deletion of your account has
consequences for other members that cannot be reversed. Memento editions from your Mementos that are held by
other members will become restricted: visible only to the holder, and no longer transferable, tradable, or
eligible for auction. SVG icons you contributed to the shared platform catalog will be set to private and
removed from availability for new Memento crafting. These consequences take effect immediately upon
permanent deletion and are not reversed if you create a new account. Before initiating account deletion, we
strongly encourage you to consider the effect on members who hold editions from your Mementos. The full
details of these consequences are described in the Digital Collectibles & Mementos Terms and the Creator
Terms.

Following permanent termination, your account data, assets, and identifiers will be deleted or
de-identified, subject to applicable law and the data retention practices described in our Privacy Policy.
Once permanent deletion is completed, account restoration is not possible.

### 14.3 Effect of Termination or Suspension

Upon termination or suspension for any reason:

1. your right to access or use the Products or Services will immediately cease;
2. any licenses granted to you under these Terms will terminate; and
3. provisions which by their nature should survive termination shall survive, including but not limited to
   intellectual property rights, disclaimers, limitation of liability, indemnification, and governing law
   provisions.

## 15. Disclaimers, Limitations of Liability and Indemnification

Each of the subsections below applies only to the maximum extent permitted under applicable law. Some
jurisdictions do not allow the disclaimer of implied warranties or the limitation of liability in contracts,
and as a result, certain provisions of this section may not apply to you. Nothing in this section is
intended to limit any rights you may have that may not be lawfully limited.

### 15.1 Disclaimer of Warranties

Your use of the Services and any Content is at your sole risk and discretion. The Services and Content are
provided on an **“AS IS” and “AS AVAILABLE”** basis, without warranties of any kind, whether
express or implied. To the fullest extent permitted by law, Remarkist disclaims all warranties, including
any implied warranties of merchantability, merchantable quality, fitness for a particular purpose,
availability, security, title, non-infringement, and any warranties arising from course of dealing or
performance.

No fiduciary, advisory, or agency relationship is created between you and Remarkist by your use of the
Services.

### 15.2 Responsibility for Content

All content, whether publicly posted or privately transmitted through the Services, is the sole
responsibility of the individual who originated such content. Remarkist does not endorse, support,
represent, or guarantee the completeness, accuracy, truthfulness, or reliability of any content or
communications posted via the Services, nor any opinions expressed therein.

We may, but are not obligated to, monitor, review, or remove content, and we assume no responsibility for
content posted by users or third parties. By using the Services, you acknowledge that you may be exposed to
content that is offensive, harmful, inaccurate, misleading, or otherwise inappropriate, and you acknowledge
that you rely on any content at your own risk.

### 15.3 No Professional Advice

The Services and any content, tools, features, communications, or information made available through the
Services are provided for general informational and creative purposes only. Nothing on the Services
constitutes, or is intended to constitute, legal, financial, tax, investment, accounting, medical, safety,
or professional advice of any kind.

Remarkist does not provide legal, financial, tax, investment, medical, safety, or other regulated
professional services, and no fiduciary, advisory, or professional relationship is created between you and
Remarkist through your use of the Services.

You are solely responsible for evaluating and determining the appropriateness of any actions, decisions, or
reliance based on content or features available through the Services, including but not limited to creative
works, virtual items, events, tokenized assets, or community interactions.

You should consult qualified professionals before making decisions that may carry legal, financial, tax,
medical, safety, or other regulated consequences.

### 15.4 Release

To the fullest extent permitted by law, you release Remarkist and its officers, directors, employees, and
agents from any and all claims, demands, damages, losses, and liabilities of every kind, whether known or
unknown, suspected or unsuspected, disclosed or undisclosed, arising out of or relating to:

1. disputes between users, or between users and any third party; and
2. your access to or use of the Services.

If you are a California resident, you waive California Civil Code Section 1542, which states: “A general
release does not extend to claims that the releasing party does not know or suspect to exist in his or her
favor at the time of executing the release, which if known by him or her must have materially affected his
or her settlement with the released party.”

### 15.5 Limitation of Liability

To the fullest extent permitted by law, Remarkist shall not be liable to you for any damages arising out of
or related to your use of, or inability to use, the Services or any Content. This includes, without
limitation:

1. service interruptions, system failures, security breaches, or unauthorized access;
2. any indirect, incidental, consequential, special, punitive, or exemplary damages, regardless of legal
   theory;
3. loss of profits, revenue, data, goodwill, or other intangible losses; and
4. the conduct or content of other users or third parties.

In no event shall Remarkist’s total aggregate liability to you exceed one hundred U.S. dollars (US $100.00)
or, if greater, the amount you paid to Remarkist in the twelve (12) months preceding the event giving rise
to the claim.

### 15.6 Indemnification

You agree to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless Remarkist from and against any claims, liabilities,
damages, losses, and expenses (including reasonable attorneys’ fees and costs) arising out of or related to:

1. your access to or use of the Services;
2. your violation of these Terms;
3. any claim arising from or related to your tokenization, minting, or distribution of any Submission or
   digital collectible, including claims of copyright, trademark, or other intellectual property
   infringement; or
4. your violation of any rights of another person or entity.

Remarkist reserves the right to assume the exclusive defense and control of any matter subject to
indemnification, at your expense, and you agree to cooperate with our defense of such claims.

### 15.7 Force Majeure

Remarkist shall not be liable for any failure or delay in the performance of its obligations under these
Terms of Service where such failure or delay results from events beyond its reasonable control, including
but not limited to acts of God, natural disasters, pandemics or public health emergencies, war, terrorism,
riots, civil disturbances, labor disputes or strikes, power or internet outages, failures of third-party
service providers, governmental orders or actions, changes in law or regulation, or other events of force
majeure. Performance of affected obligations shall be suspended for the duration of such event.

### 15.8 Third-Party Websites and Services

The Services may contain links to third-party websites or services that are not owned or controlled by
Remarkist. Your access to and use of such third-party websites or services is at your own risk. Remarkist
does not endorse, control, or assume responsibility for the content, policies, or practices of any
third-party websites or services.

## 16. DISPUTE RESOLUTION; MANDATORY ARBITRATION; CLASS ACTION WAIVER

### 16.1 Informal Resolution First

**THIS SECTION AFFECTS HOW DISPUTES ARE RESOLVED AND LIMITS CLASS ACTIONS AND JURY TRIALS WHERE
PERMITTED BY LAW.**

Before initiating arbitration, you agree to attempt to resolve the dispute informally by first contacting
Remarkist at:

> Email: [legal@remarkist.com](mailto:legal@remarkist.com)  
> Subject: Informal Resolution

We will attempt to resolve the dispute in good faith within thirty (30) days of receiving notice. This
informal resolution requirement does not extend any applicable statute of limitations.

### 16.2 Mandatory Binding Arbitration

Except as expressly provided below, any dispute, claim, or controversy arising out of or relating to these
Terms, the Services, or any Paid Services (collectively, “Disputes”) shall be resolved exclusively through
final and binding arbitration, rather than in court.

### 16.3 Global Enforceability

The arbitration provisions in these Terms apply only to the extent enforceable under applicable law in your
jurisdiction.

This arbitration agreement is governed by the Federal Arbitration Act (“FAA”) and shall be interpreted
broadly to include all claims, whether based in contract, statute, regulation, tort, or any other legal
theory.

If you are a minor, the arbitration agreement applies to you and/or your parent or legal guardian to the
extent permitted by applicable law. If arbitration is not enforceable against a minor under applicable law,
disputes involving such minor shall be resolved exclusively under the governing law and venue provisions of
these Terms.

### 16.4 Delegation Clause

The arbitrator, and not any federal, state, or local court, shall have exclusive authority to resolve any
dispute relating to the interpretation, applicability, enforceability, or formation of this arbitration
agreement, including any claim that all or part of this agreement is void or voidable.

### 16.5 Arbitration Procedure

Arbitration shall be conducted by JAMS in accordance with its applicable consumer arbitration rules, as
modified by these Terms. Arbitration shall take place in the United States, unless the parties agree
otherwise, and may be conducted remotely where permitted.

Remarkist will pay arbitration fees to the extent required by applicable law or arbitration rules.

### 16.6 Class Action Waiver

You and Remarkist agree that any Disputes must be brought on an individual basis only, and not as a
plaintiff or class member in any purported class, collective, representative, or private attorney general
action.

The arbitrator may not consolidate claims or award relief on a class-wide, collective, or representative
basis.

### 16.7 Opt-Out Right

You may opt out of this arbitration agreement by sending written notice to:

> Email: [legal@remarkist.com](mailto:legal@remarkist.com)  
> Subject: Arbitration Opt-Out

Your opt-out notice must be sent to us within thirty (30) days of first accepting these Terms. Your notice
must include your full name, account email, and a clear statement that you wish to opt out of arbitration.

Opting out of arbitration does not affect any other provisions of these Terms.

### 16.8 Exceptions

Either party may seek injunctive or equitable relief in a court of competent jurisdiction for claims
relating to intellectual property rights, unauthorized access, or misuse of the Services.

### 16.9 Arbitration-Specific Severability

If any portion of this arbitration agreement is found unenforceable, that portion shall be severed, and the
remaining provisions shall be enforced to the fullest extent permitted by law. If the class action waiver is
found unenforceable, the entire arbitration agreement shall be null and void.

## 17. General Terms

### 17.1 Changes

Our Terms of Service may change from time to time. If they do, we’ll let you know about any material
changes, either by notifying you through the Products or by sending you an email. Please note that your
continued use of the Services after any change means that you agree with, and consent to be bound by, the
new Terms of Service. If you disagree with any changes in the Terms of Service and do not wish to be subject
to the revised terms, you will need to close your account and/or stop using the Services.

Changes to arbitration terms apply prospectively only and do not affect disputes that arose prior to the
change.

### 17.2 Entire agreement

These Terms of Service (including any document incorporated by reference into them) are the whole agreement
between Remarkist and you concerning the Services, and these Terms of Service supersede and replace any
prior agreements between Remarkist and you regarding the Services.

### 17.3 No waiver and severability

If Remarkist doesn’t exercise or enforce a particular right or provision under these Terms of Service, that
doesn’t mean we’ve waived that right or provision. If any provision of these Terms of Service is held to be
invalid or unenforceable, then that provision will be limited or eliminated to the minimum extent necessary,
and the remaining provisions of these Terms of Service will remain in full force and effect.

### 17.4 Governing Law; Limitations Period

We encourage you to contact Remarkist if you have any concerns before initiating a formal dispute.

Except as otherwise provided in the Dispute Resolution section of these Terms, these Terms of Service and
any dispute arising out of or relating to the Services shall be governed by and construed in accordance with
the laws of the State of Nevada, United States, without regard to conflict of law principles. The Federal
Arbitration Act governs the interpretation and enforcement of any arbitration agreement contained in these
Terms.

Any claim or cause of action arising out of or related to the Services or these Terms of Service must be
initiated within one (1) year after such claim or cause of action arose, or it will be permanently barred.

To the fullest extent permitted by law, your remedies for any claim arising under these Terms are limited
to monetary damages, and you waive any right to seek injunctive or other equitable relief against Remarkist,
except as expressly permitted under the Dispute Resolution section.

Where mandatory local consumer protections apply, those protections prevail.

Notwithstanding the foregoing, nothing in this Section limits any claim period that cannot be contractually
shortened under applicable mandatory law in the jurisdiction where you reside, including consumer protection
laws in the European Union and United Kingdom. In such jurisdictions, the applicable statutory limitation
period governs.

### 17.5 Accessibility

Remarkist is committed to providing an accessible and inclusive platform. We do not discriminate based on
any legally protected characteristic and strive to comply with applicable accessibility standards. Users may
submit any accessibility concerns to:

> Email: [accessibility@remarkist.com](mailto:accessibility@remarkist.com)  
> Subject: Accessibility Concerns

### 17.6 International Usage

The Services are operated from the United States but may be accessed worldwide. You are responsible for
complying with all local laws applicable to your use of the Services. Regardless of your location, these
Terms of Service are governed by the laws of the State of Nevada, United States.

### 17.7 Export Controls & Sanctions Compliance

You may not use the Services if you are located in, ordinarily resident in, or organized under the laws of
any country or territory subject to comprehensive U.S. government sanctions or embargoes, or if you are
otherwise prohibited from using the Services under applicable export control or sanctions laws.

You represent and warrant that you are not:

1. listed on any U.S. government restricted party list, including but not limited to the U.S. Treasury
   Department’s Specially Designated Nationals (SDN) List;
2. owned or controlled by, or acting on behalf of, any person or entity subject to U.S. sanctions; or
3. located in, or ordinarily resident in, a country or territory subject to comprehensive U.S. sanctions.

You agree to comply with all applicable export control and economic sanctions laws and regulations,
including those administered by the U.S. Department of Commerce, the U.S. Department of the Treasury, and
other relevant authorities.

Remarkist may restrict, suspend, or terminate access to the Services without notice if it determines, in
its sole discretion, that such access would violate applicable export control or sanctions laws.

### 17.8 Assignment

These Terms of Service are personal to you. You can’t assign them, transfer them, or sublicense them unless
you get Remarkist’s prior written consent. Remarkist has the right to assign, transfer, or delegate any of
its rights and obligations under these Terms of Service without notice and without your consent, and all
licenses and content usage granted to Remarkist in these Terms of Service shall survive acquisition.

### 17.9 Survival

All provisions of these Terms of Service shall survive termination or suspension of your account and your
use of the Services.

## 18. Contact Information

Remarkist Inc.  
Website: [https://remarkist.com](https://remarkist.com/)Email: support@remarkist.com  
304 S. Jones Blvd #646  
Las Vegas, NV 89107

# Privacy Policy

How we collect, use, and protect your data.

*Effective on May 11, 2026*

Welcome to the Remarkist platform, which is owned and operated by Remarkist Inc. (“Remarkist,” “we,” “us,”
or “our”). Remarkist exists to provide a safe, fun, and caring environment for fans to create, interact, and
participate around their favorite entertainment franchises.

This Privacy Policy explains how we collect, use, store, share, and protect your information when you use
the Remarkist mobile application, websites, and related products and services (collectively, the “Products”
and “Services”).

This Privacy Policy forms part of our [Terms of Service](#terms-of-service). By using the Services, you agree to the collection
and processing of your Personal Data as described in this Policy. If there is any conflict between this
Policy and the Terms of Service, this Privacy Policy controls with respect to data protection matters.

If you have questions about this Policy or your Personal Data, please contact us at privacy@remarkist.com.

## 1. Definitions

* **Personal Data**: Any information relating to an identified or identifiable natural
  person.
* **Processing**: Any operation performed on Personal Data, whether automated or not.
* **Submission**: Any content you create, upload, broadcast, or otherwise contribute through
  the Services, as defined in our Terms of Service.
* **Data Subject**: A natural person whose Personal Data is processed.
* **Child**: A natural person under the age of 16.
* **Data Controller**: Remarkist Inc.

## 2. Information We Collect

### 2.1 Information You Provide

We collect information you provide directly to us, including when you:

* Register for an account
* Update your profile
* Make purchases
* Participate in events or features
* Subscribe to communications
* Contact support

This may include:

* First and last name
* Email address
* Membername and display name
* Password (stored in encrypted form)
* Phone number
* Mailing, billing, and shipping addresses
* Time zone

Personal Data may be processed in the United States and other countries that may not provide the same level
of data protection as your home jurisdiction. Where Personal Data is transferred outside your jurisdiction,
including to the United States, we rely on appropriate legal safeguards as required by applicable law, such
as adequacy decisions adopted by relevant authorities or Standard Contractual Clauses approved by the
European Commission.

### 2.2 Submissions and Creative Content

When you make a Submission, we may collect:

* Content you upload or broadcast
* Metadata associated with the Submission
* IP address, device ID, and browser user agent (for security and moderation)

Some Submission elements, such as profile images, display names, membernames, and identifiers, may be
publicly visible and may remain visible even after account deletion or restriction.

Where possible, we may dissociate Submissions from identifying account data upon account deletion, while
retaining the content itself as part of the creative archive of the platform.

### 2.3 Signature Marks

If you add a hand-drawn or finger-drawn signature to Content you create, an image of that signature is
collected and stored as artistic attribution. Signature images are considered Submissions and become a
permanent part of the Content and its arrangement under the Terms of Service.

### 2.4 Audio Chat and Live Events

We may record audio contributions made within Audio Den sessions for moderation, safety, and compliance
purposes. Recording applies only to members participating on the couch (the stage area of the room) and does
not capture the audio of listeners. When recording features are enabled, participants are notified upon
entering the room and a recording indicator is visible throughout the session. A member's act of joining the
couch—by requesting access or accepting a Host invitation—while recording features are enabled constitutes
their informed acknowledgment that their audio contributions may be recorded. In certain cases, event Hosts
may request that session recordings be made available to listeners after the event concludes; this is
disclosed in the event listing.

Participants are notified when recording is active and must opt in to contribute audio. Continued
participation after notice constitutes consent.

### 2.5 Messages and Communications

We store text-based communications, including comments, private messages, and forum posts. Messages are
accessed only under limited circumstances, such as user reports or enforcement actions, and only by
authorized personnel.

### 2.6 Media Uploads

If you upload images, please be aware that embedded metadata (such as EXIF GPS data) may be accessible to
others. Remarkist does not remove or mask personal information embedded within user-uploaded media.

### 2.7 Device and Log Information

We may collect:

* Device type, model, OS version
* Browser type and version
* IP address
* Network connection details
* Performance and diagnostic logs
* Activity and interaction logs within the Products

This data is used to operate, secure, and improve the Services.

### 2.8 Authentication Tokens and Cookies

We use authentication tokens to keep you logged in. Tokens do not directly contain Personal Data, are used
solely for authentication, and expire after 90 days.

Cookies may be used on web-based Products for:

* Authentication
* Functionality
* Analytics

Where required by law, we obtain consent before placing non-essential cookies. Where available, users may
also manage cookie preferences through in-product controls.

Cookies may persist for up to one year. You may control cookie preferences through your browser settings.

## 3. How We Use Your Personal Data

We process Personal Data to:

* Provide and operate the Services
* Maintain accounts and authenticate users
* Enable creative features and community interaction
* Process transactions
* Communicate with users
* Enforce Terms of Service and Code of Conduct
* Improve and secure the Products
* Meet legal and regulatory obligations

Processing occurs on the following legal bases, depending on the context in which Personal Data is
collected and used:

* Contractual necessity, such as when creating and managing user accounts, providing core platform
  features, processing transactions, and enabling participation in community and creative activities.
* Legitimate interests, such as maintaining platform security, preventing abuse, enforcing our Terms of
  Service and Code of Conduct, moderating content, operating analytics to improve the Services, and
  protecting the rights and safety of users and third parties.
* Legal obligations, such as complying with financial, tax, regulatory, or law enforcement requirements.
* Your consent, where required by applicable law, such as for audio recording during live events, certain
  communications, or optional features that require explicit opt-in.

Where consent is the legal basis for processing, you may withdraw consent at any time, subject to lawful
limitations. Where multiple legal bases apply, Remarkist relies on the legal basis most appropriate to the
specific processing activity.

### Marketing Communications

With your explicit consent, Remarkist may use your email address to provide information about our Products,
services, and updates. EU users must provide explicit opt-in consent via a designated consent mechanism. You
may withdraw your consent at any time by following the unsubscribe instructions included in our emails or by
contacting privacy@remarkist.com. Users who do not provide consent will not receive marketing
communications.

## 4. Automated Decisions

Certain moderation, safety, or ranking decisions may involve automated systems. These systems are used
solely to support platform integrity and are subject to human oversight. Automated processing does not have
legal or significant effects on users outside the scope of platform operation and safety.

Where automated systems contribute to decisions that may significantly affect a user, including enforcement
actions, asset restrictions, or account status changes, those decisions are subject to meaningful human
review before finalization. Remarkist does not rely exclusively on automated processing for decisions that
produce legal effects concerning users.

## 5. Data Retention

We retain Personal Data only as long as necessary to provide the Services, comply with legal obligations,
and protect platform integrity.

* Account-related Personal Data is deleted upon account closure unless retention is required for legal,
  regulatory, or security purposes.
* Submissions and associated metadata may be retained indefinitely where necessary to preserve creative
  works, community context, and platform integrity.
* Where applicable law provides a right to erasure, such requests may be limited where retention is
  necessary for the exercise of freedom of expression, compliance with legal obligations, or preservation
  of creative works under license.
* Personal information intentionally included in Submissions may remain publicly accessible.

You are responsible for ensuring that Submissions do not contain Personal Data you do not wish to be
retained or displayed long-term.

Remarkist periodically reviews data collection to ensure it remains proportionate to operational and legal
needs.

## 6. Sharing and Disclosure

We do not sell your Personal Data.

We share Personal Data only with:

* Authorized Remarkist employees and contractors
* Trusted service providers acting as data processors
* Third parties where legally required or with your consent

### Key Service Providers

* Amazon Web Services (hosting and infrastructure)
* Cloudinary (image processing and storage)
* Google Analytics (usage analytics)
* Agora (live audio streaming)
* Stream (text chat)
* Twilio (transactional communications)
* Sentry (error monitoring)

All processors are required to maintain appropriate data protection safeguards.

## 7. Blockchain

Our Services may allow the tokenization of certain In-Game Items. Remarkist is not a blockchain company and
does not operate, control, or maintain any public blockchain or cryptocurrency network.

Remarkist does not store In-Game Items, user accounts, or user information on any public, immutable
blockchain, and does not custody, store, or request private keys or wallet credentials for any blockchain
assets. Any interaction with blockchain networks occurs outside of Remarkist’s systems and remains solely
under the user’s control.

## 8. Data Security

We use reasonable technical and organizational measures to protect Personal Data, including encryption,
access controls, monitoring, and secure communication protocols.

No system is completely secure. In the event of a data breach, we will notify affected users and relevant
authorities as required by law.

## 9. Your Rights

Depending on your jurisdiction, you may have the right to:

* Access your Personal Data
* Request correction or deletion
* Restrict or object to processing
* Withdraw consent
* Request data portability
* Lodge a complaint with a supervisory authority

Requests may be submitted to **privacy@remarkist.com**. Identity verification is required
before fulfilling requests.

Where state privacy laws provide additional or different rights, those rights apply as required by
applicable law.

## 10. Access & Deletion Limitations

In accordance with applicable privacy laws, including the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) and
California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA, as amended), certain categories of information are excluded from access
or deletion requests where disclosure or removal would compromise security, violate the rights of others, or
undermine the integrity of the Services.

Specifically:

* **Sensitive Security Information.** We do not provide access to account passwords,
  authentication codes, full or unmasked phone numbers, or unmasked email addresses due to the sensitive
  nature of such data and the risk of unauthorized access or fraud.
* **Proprietary and Trade Secret Information.** We do not provide information that would
  reveal the proprietary functioning of our Products or Services, including but not limited to moderation
  workflows, banning or suspension decisions, enforcement rationales, recommendation systems, ranking
  logic, or internal account or Product customization processes. Such information is protected by federal
  and state trade secret laws.
* **System and Server Logs.** We do not provide access to server logs older than thirty (30)
  days, as extended retention or disclosure of such logs could compromise the security, stability, and
  integrity of the Services.
* **Third-Party and Public Data.** We do not provide access to public or non-public data
  belonging to other users, even if such data is publicly visible, as disclosure may violate the rights
  and privacy of others.
* **Non-Deletable Data Necessary for Service Operation.** To ensure the proper functioning
  of the Services, certain Personal Data cannot be deleted while an account remains active. This includes
  the primary email address associated with a non-deleted account, as at least one valid email address is
  required to provide account access, security notifications, and essential communications.
* **Creative Submissions and Licensed Content.** We do not delete Personal Data
  intentionally included within Submissions, including but not limited to information embedded in
  comments, messages, audio or video broadcasts, recordings, titles, descriptions, artwork, or signature
  marks. Such content is considered part of the creative work and remains subject to the license granted
  to Remarkist under the Terms of Service.

Where deletion or access rights are limited, such limitations apply only to the extent permitted under
applicable law, including exceptions for freedom of expression, contractual licenses, security, and
operational integrity under the California Privacy Rights Act.

## 11. Children’s Privacy

Remarkist does not permit use of the Services by individuals under the age of 16.

The Services are not directed to children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect Personal Data from
children under 13 in compliance with COPPA.

Accounts found to violate age restrictions will be terminated, and associated data will be removed where
legally permissible.

## 12. California Privacy Rights

We do not sell or share Personal Data for cross-context behavioral advertising as defined under California
law.

California residents have the right to request access, deletion, or correction of Personal Data and to
confirm that their data is not sold or shared for cross-context behavioral advertising. Requests may be
submitted to **privacy@remarkist.com**.

## 13. Embedded and Third-Party Content

Third-party embedded content behaves as if you visited the third party directly. We do not control how
third parties collect or use data.

## 14. Changes to This Policy

We may update this Privacy Policy from time to time. Changes will be posted with an updated “Last Updated”
date.

## 15. Contact Information

Remarkist Inc.  
Website: [https://remarkist.com](https://remarkist.com/)Email: privacy@remarkist.com  
304 S. Jones Blvd #646  
Las Vegas, NV 89107

### GDPR Contact Information

Remarkist Inc. does not currently direct its services or marketing toward residents of the European Union or the United Kingdom and therefore does not fall within the mandatory scope of Article 27 of the GDPR or UK GDPR. Nonetheless, we have voluntarily appointed an EU-based privacy representative and entered into a formal mandate agreement with that representative as a matter of good practice and organizational accountability.

Members in the European Union may direct data protection inquiries to our EU representative at the below
address.

EU Representative (GDPR Article 27):  
Lee Fitzpatrick
PO Box 13923
Navan
Co Meath
Ireland

Email: eu\_privacy@remarkist.com

Residents who require a postal address for correspondence may request one by emailing eu\_privacy@remarkist.com.

EU members also have the right to lodge a complaint with the supervisory authority in their member state of
residence. A directory of EU supervisory authorities is available at [edpb.europa.eu](http://edpb.europa.eu).

### UK GDPR Contact Information

Members in the United Kingdom may direct data protection inquiries to our the address below.

UK Privacy Contact:  

Subject: Remarkist UK Privacy  

Email: uk\_privacy@remarkist.com

UK residents also have the right to lodge a complaint with the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO), the
UK's data protection supervisory authority, at [**ico.org.uk**](http://ico.org.uk).

# Code of Conduct

Community standards and enforcement.

*Effective on May 11, 2026*

Welcome to the Remarkist Ecosystem, owned and operated by Remarkist Inc (“Remarkist,” “we,” or “us”).
Remarkist has been created to provide a safe, fun, and caring environment for fans to interact with each
other around their favorite content franchises. This Code of Conduct (which is part of our [Terms of Service](#terms-of-service))
governs how members of the Remarkist Ecosystem interact across all our products—including the Remarkist app,
Folkic, Masslore, websites, forums, marketplaces, games, live audio events, and other Remarkist-owned
products (collectively “The Products”).

By creating a Remarkist account, posting or sharing content, hosting events, engaging with others, or using
any part of our Products (The “Services”)(together with the Products, the “Platform,” the “Ecosystem”) you
agree to abide by this Code of Conduct. It is divided into two complementary sections: Spirit (the “Why”)
and Rules (the “Law”).

The “Rules” section of this Code of Conduct is enforceable and may result in account action. The “Spirit”
section reflects guiding values but does not independently create enforceable obligations.

Disputes relating to enforcement of this Code are governed by the dispute resolution provisions in the
Terms of Service.

## 1. Quick Reference: Key Rules at a Glance

This short list represents the core of our community rules on Remarkist. Following them will cover most
situations. If you read only one section here, make it this one.

This quick reference doesn’t cover every situation. For full details and context, please review the
complete Code of Conduct below and the related policies we link to throughout (including our Creator Terms,
IP & Copyright Policy, Earnings & Payout Policy, Digital Collectibles & Mementos Terms, and
Virtual Game Economy Policy).

### 1.1 Respect & Safety

* Show others respect. No harassment, threats, intimidation, discrimination, or abuse.
* Do not share private information or conversations without consent.
* Sexual harassment, exploitation, or sexual interaction involving minors is prohibited.

### 1.2 Minors & Sexual Content

* Users must meet the minimum age requirement (16+ or as required by local law).
* Do not post sexualized, exploitative, or endangering content involving minors.
* Do not publicly post images of minors, including your own children.

### 1.3 Content & Identity

* No hateful, extremist, or violent content or symbols.
* No non-consensual sexual imagery (real or AI-generated).
* Do not promote or glorify self-harm, suicide, or eating disorders.
* Clearly label offensive, sensitive, or AI-generated content when required.
* No impersonation or misleading, deceptive, or offensive profiles.

### 1.4 Accounts, Events & Economy

* Do not sell, trade, hoard, or misuse accounts, usernames, virtual currency, or Ecosystem features.
* Protect your personal information; never solicit sensitive information from others.
* Only host events you genuinely intend and can safely facilitate.
* All community rules apply to events, on-Platform, off-Platform, and in real life. Off-platform conduct
  may be enforced where it is directed at Remarkist members because of their platform participation or
  materially disrupts platform safety.
* Do not use events, links, or messages to deceive, manipulate, or pressure others.
* Do not cheat, exploit systems, scam users, manipulate markets, or launder money.
* Use only approved monetization features.
* Do not raid, dogpile, or mobilize harassment against others.

### 1.5 Enforcement

* Follow moderator guidance. Do not take vigilante action.
* Violations may result in warnings, restrictions, or account suspension or termination.
* Report issues and appeals through official Remarkist channels.
* Retaliation against users who report misconduct, participate in investigations, or cooperate with
  moderators is prohibited.

### 1.6 Scope of Application

This Code applies to conduct on the platform, at events connected to Remarkist, and off‑platform behavior
that materially impacts community safety or platform integrity.

## 2. Spirit: How We Treat Each Other

These principles reflect how we hope to show up for one another on Remarkist. They are not rigid rules, but
shared values we expect everyone to honor in good faith.

### 2.1 We help one another

We ask for help when we need it and offer support when we can. By working together, we build communities
that are fair, caring, and strong enough for everyone to thrive.

### 2.2 We lead with trust and accountability

When conflict happens, we try to resolve it thoughtfully and directly before escalating to moderators. We
take responsibility for the impact of our words and actions and treat mistakes as opportunities to learn and
grow.

### 2.3 We communicate with respect

Expression can be critical, emotional, or uncomfortable at times. We avoid assuming bad intent and try not
to silence others simply because something feels upsetting or unpopular. When harm occurs, we aim for calm,
private, and respectful dialogue—with each other or with moderators—focused on understanding, not
punishment.

### 2.4 We meet differences with openness

We don’t judge people based on identity, background, beliefs, abilities, or life circumstances. When we
encounter perspectives we don’t yet understand, we approach them with curiosity, empathy, and care.

### 2.5 We respect privacy and consent

Private messages and closed conversations are treated as confidential, unless there is a safety concern. We
don’t share private content, pressure others into off-Platform contact, or cross boundaries without clear
mutual consent.

### 2.6 We honor boundaries

We respect the limits others set for themselves and reflect on our own boundaries to ensure they protect
rather than harm. Healthy boundaries help communities feel safe, not constrained.

### 2.7 We value accessibility and inclusion

We strive to make our spaces welcoming and usable for everyone, including people with disabilities or
neurodiverse experiences. When possible, we encourage captions, alt text, readable design, and other
accessibility practices. For more practical guidance, see our Accessibility Statement.

### 2.8 We care for stories and creative spaces

Stories, fandom, and creative expression are at the heart of Remarkist. We recognize the vulnerability they
can carry and treat them with respect. Thoughtful engagement, care with language, and attention to context
help protect creators and audiences alike. We avoid projecting narratives onto others or casting them into
roles without consent.

### 2.9 We use technology with intention

We remain mindful of how emerging technologies—like AI, algorithms, and virtual economies—can affect
creativity, privacy, attention, and our mental health. Our goal is to use technology to empower people and
communities, not to exploit or manipulate them.

## 3. Rules: The Laws of Our Ecosystem

These rules are **enforceable**. Violations may result in warnings, suspension, or account
termination, including the forfeiture of digital collectibles, in-app currency, and content. We reserve the
right to interpret and enforce these rules or choose not to enforce them at our own discretion. That said,
our goal is always consistent, good-faith enforcement guided by the Spirit of this Code. Content or conduct
may violate this Code based on context, repetition, targeting, or power dynamics, even where a single
instance might appear innocuous in isolation.

### 3.1 Harassment, Abuse & Threats

* Harassment includes any conduct that a reasonable person would view as targeting, intimidating,
  humiliating, or coercive, whether direct or indirect.
* Do not threaten, harass, intimidate, verbally abuse, belittle, discriminate against, or engage in
  violence or advocate violence toward others regardless of the target’s political beliefs, ideology,
  affiliation, or views.
* Do not bully, shame, vilify, or celebrate or mock another person’s misfortune or harm.
* Do not engage in sexual harassment, unwanted sexual attention, sexual objectification, or sexually
  explicit behavior involving another person without their clear and affirmative consent. This includes
  sexual comments, advances, roleplay, or imagery that a reasonable person would find unwelcome.
* Do not create, publish, share, or promote malicious deepfakes or synthetic media that impersonate,
  misrepresent, sexualize, or depict another individual without their consent, including content intended
  to harass, belittle, humiliate, deceive, or cause reputational harm. Clearly labeled parody or satire
  may be permitted at Remarkist’s discretion.
* Do not organize, encourage, or participate in coordinated harassment, dogpiling, brigading, or mass
  reporting targeting individuals or groups, whether on or off the Platform, when related to Remarkist
  activity.
* Harassment or abuse directed at members outside the Platform that arises from or relates to their
  Remarkist participation is prohibited.
* Do not diagnose, pressure, or attempt to treat other members for mental health conditions, or present
  yourself as a substitute for professional care. Support should be offered without coercion, judgment, or
  insistence.
* Do not use Platform features to disguise, enable, or indirectly carry out harassment or targeted abuse,
  including through misleading event listings, tags, names, or metadata.

Nothing in this section limits good-faith criticism, reporting, whistleblowing, parody, or discussion of
Remarkist Products, policies, leadership, or decisions—so long as it does not involve harassment, threats,
doxxing, or knowingly false statements. That said:

* Do not harass, threaten, or target Remarkist, its officers, employees, partners, or associates, on or
  off the Platform. This includes abusive language, doxxing, false statements, or threats toward
  individuals, Products, or Services.
* Do not publish, share, or amplify libelous, slanderous, defamatory, or materially misleading statements
  about Remarkist or its officers, employees, partners, or associates, including claims based on rumors,
  speculation, or unverified information that could reasonably cause harm.
* Do not make unwanted or repeated attempts to contact Remarkist officers, employees, partners, or
  associates.

Remarkist does not guarantee any specific enforcement outcome, response time, or level of action in any
individual case.

### 3.2 Content Guidelines

* Do not post content that is libelous or defamatory.
* Offensive, tasteless, or insensitive content is not automatically a violation. To be enforceable, such
  content must be directed at a specific individual or group, unwanted by the target, and reasonably
  understood as harassing, confrontational, or weaponized rather than expressive, critical, or contextual.
* Content that could reasonably be considered offensive, even when expressive or contextual, must be
  clearly labeled with appropriate tags, trigger warnings, or age ratings.
* Regardless of intent or target, do not post content that a reasonable person would consider grossly
  obscene, excessively violent, pornographic, malicious, abusive, harmful to animals, or that depicts
  bestiality, graphic gore, or the mutilation of real people or their remains. Shock-for-shock-value
  content is prohibited.
* Do not post hateful content, including attacks, dehumanization, threats, or calls for exclusion or
  violence against individuals or groups based on protected characteristics, including but not limited to
  race, ethnicity, nationality, caste, religion, disability, serious medical condition, genetic
  information, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, or veteran status. Denial of historical mass
  atrocities is considered hateful content.
* Do not post, display, or distribute symbols, imagery, slogans, numeric codes, or iconography used to
  promote, glorify, or signal hate, violent extremism, or terrorist ideologies, even when framed as humor,
  irony, historical reference, or “context.” Educational, documentary, or critical use may be permitted.
  Conspiracy theories promoted as a means of radicalization, recruitment, or incitement to violence are
  prohibited.
* Do not deliberately disrupt discussions through spam, repetitive posting, or meaningless messages.
* Do not attempt to bypass moderation or profanity filters through masking, altered spelling, spacing, or
  characters.
* Do not create, share, possess, or distribute non-consensual intimate imagery (NCII), including real or
  AI-generated sexual or sexually suggestive images, video, or audio of another person without their
  explicit consent. This includes synthetic or “deepfake” content intended to sexualize, humiliate, or
  exploit.
* Do not encourage, normalize, glorify, pressure, coach, or provide instructions for self-harm, eating
  disorders, or suicide, including through jokes, roleplay, challenges, or coded language.
* Content discussing self-harm, eating disorders, or suicide in recovery, educational, fictional, or
  support contexts may be permitted if handled responsibly, includes appropriate warnings where reasonably
  possible, and does not promote harm or rely on shock value. Such content may still be limited or
  removed.

### 3.3 Protection of Children

* You must be at least 16 years old to use Remarkist Products, or the minimum age required by your local
  law if higher.
* Do not post, promote, or amplify the sexualization or solicitation of minors.
* Do not share any content verbal, written, or otherwise that endangers a minor in any way. This includes
  images or conversations that feature minors in an inappropriate, sexualized, or suggestive manner.
* Do not engage in any sexual interactions with minors, even if you are a minor yourself, and even if the
  interaction appears consensual.
* Do not host, promote, participate in, or engage with community events intended for teen dating.
* Do not post images or identifiable media of minors, including your own children. Even if legally
  permissible, sharing content of children can expose them to harm or permanent digital traces they cannot
  consent to. Only share such content privately with trusted, verified audiences.
* Any forms of child endangerment, sexual solicitation, or inappropriate sexualized content involving
  minors will be reported to the appropriate authorities.

### 3.4 Account and Identity Integrity

* Choose usernames and screen names carefully. Names that are offensive, misleading, or inappropriate may
  be modified, suspended, or removed without notice. This includes names referencing offensive or
  notorious individuals, extremist or controversial figures, cultural tragedies, sensitive religious or
  occult meanings, profanity, obscene or graphic terms, slurs, illicit substances, drug paraphernalia,
  domain prefixes or suffixes (e.g., http://, .com), impersonation of Remarkist staff or titles, or names
  intended to harm or defame others. Attempts to evade enforcement through altered spellings or variations
  may result in account termination. Context such as parody, reclamation, or educational use may be
  considered at Remarkist’s discretion.
* Do not include words, imagery, or symbols in your username, avatar, display name, bio, or other public
  profile elements that would reasonably be considered offensive.
* Do not reserve, register, hoard, or acquire account names for the purpose of selling, trading,
  bartering, transferring, or otherwise exchanging them for value, whether monetary or non-monetary, on or
  off the Platform. This includes exchanges involving virtual currency, digital collectibles, services,
  access, or favors.
* Usernames or accounts that remain inactive, unused, or not meaningfully engaged may be reclaimed or
  recycled at Remarkist’s discretion, including names that were registered but never substantively used.
* Do not impersonate others or mislead users about your identity, including Remarkist staff, moderators,
  public figures, or other members. Parody, satire, roleplay, or AI-generated simulations must be clearly
  labeled as such and must not reasonably cause confusion. Remarkist reserves the right to determine
  whether an account, name, image, or behavior is misleading.
* Do not solicit passwords, financial details (such as Social Security numbers, credit card information,
  or bank account details), or other sensitive personal data, including through deception or false
  pretenses.
* Do not engage in manipulative or non-genuine social behavior intended to inflate reach, influence, or
  engagement, including engagement baiting, spam, or other deceptive tactics.

### 3.5 Privacy and Confidentiality

* Respect the privacy of others’ statements, posts, and direct messages.
* Do not publish, distribute, sell, or threaten to disclose private or identifying information about
  others (including doxxing), or content intended to humiliate or coerce.
* Do not publicly share or repost private conversations, including DMs you participated in, on or off the
  Platform without consent. This does not prevent sharing privately with moderators, legal authorities, or
  for safety, reporting, or dispute-resolution purposes.
* Do not voluntarily share your own personal or private information through Platform features. Doing so
  can expose you to harm and bypass safeguards built into the Ecosystem.
* Remarkist staff will never ask for your password, private keys, payment information, or other sensitive
  personal data.
* Do not attempt to access, solicit, or share another user’s account credentials, financial identifiers
  (such as Social Security numbers, credit card details, or bank accounts), or other private information.
* Forward threatening, coercive, or harmful messages only to moderators or appropriate authorities. Do
  not redistribute them publicly.
* Do not record, stream, or redistribute live audio events, private conversations, or voice
  communications without clear notice and consent from all participants. This applies to all members,
  hosts, creators, moderators, judges, and Remarkist staff, unless recording is explicitly enabled by the
  Product or required by law.
* Confidentiality may be overridden in cases involving credible threats of violence, self-harm, child
  endangerment, or imminent harm. In such situations, Remarkist may take immediate action, including
  account suspension and contacting authorities without prior notice.
* For more details on how we protect your information, please review our Privacy Policy.

### 3.6 Intellectual Property & Commercial Use

* Respect intellectual property—your own, other creators’, and Remarkist’s.
* Only post, share, or use content you have the rights to use. Content that infringes copyrights,
  trademarks, or other intellectual property rights is not permitted.
* Do not claim ownership of, impersonate, or misrepresent the source of content created by others.
* Do not copy, scrape, redistribute, or republish content from the Products without permission or
  authorization.
* Do not reverse engineer, extract, or misuse Remarkist’s systems, features, tools, or creative assets.
* Do not sell, license, or commercially exploit fan content, digital collectibles, or community creations
  in ways that violate Remarkist rules or the rights of other creators.
* Use of content, assets, tools, and community submissions is governed by the Terms of Service, which
  define licensing, permissions, and acceptable commercial use.
* For more detail, please review our IP, Copyright & Trademark Policy.

### 3.7 Safety and Responsible Use

* Do not engage in illegal activity, harassment, sexual coercion, sextortion, or other harmful behavior
  on or off the Platform.
* Do not post, share, or facilitate content or instructions for creating real-world weapons, regulated
  drugs, human trafficking, or other illegal or unsafe activities.
* Do not sell, trade, or facilitate the purchase of regulated or unsafe goods, including weapons, drugs,
  or counterfeit items.
* Do not promote or glorify violent extremism, terrorism, war crimes, crimes against humanity, or make
  credible threats of real-world harm, property damage, or financial harm.
* Fictional depictions of violence in fan works or roleplay are allowed only when clearly fictional and
  not targeting real individuals or groups.
* Do not use the Platform for gambling, betting, raffles, or games of chance with real or in-game
  currency.
* Do not spread harmful misinformation or disinformation, manipulate, intimidate, suppress voting/census
  participation, or disrupt civic processes. Good-faith discussion of politics, public policy, or civic
  issues is allowed if respectful and non-harassing.
* Do not attempt to disrupt, hack, or damage Remarkist systems, infrastructure, or other members’ access,
  including denial-of-service attacks.
* Do not engage in phishing, malware distribution, or other cyberattacks.
* Do not buy, sell, or trade spam tools, spambots, CAPTCHA solvers, or raid tools.
* Do not mislead users by altering or hijacking links, disguising destinations, or inserting links for
  promotion, monetization, tracking, or deception.
* Do not use scripts, redirects, embedded code, or formatting tricks to modify links, bypass visibility,
  safety warnings, or Platform protections.
* Respect the law and the rights of others when using Remarkist Products. Follow your local legal
  obligations where they differ.
* Do not use legal threats, fabricated notices, or coercion to intimidate or silence members, moderators,
  or staff.

### 3.8 Event & Off-Platform Participation

* All community rules apply to events on our Platform, in real life, or on other platforms when related
  to Remarkist activity.
* Harassment, coercion, intimidation, discrimination, or unwanted sexual attention is prohibited at all
  events.
* Do not pressure others to attend, stay, share personal information, or engage in activities they are
  uncomfortable with.
* Trust your instincts; disengage from situations that feel unsafe.
* Event listings or behavior that violate these rules may be removed, limited, or restricted. Serious
  safety concerns may lead to immediate action, including account suspension.
* Hosts must follow the Creator Hosting Policy and ensure the safety and accuracy of links in event
  listings and communications. Repeated unsafe or misleading links may result in loss of hosting
  privileges or account action.
* Attendees participate in off-Platform events at their own discretion and should review the rules and
  policies of those services.
* For full event and hosting guidelines, see our Creator Terms.

### 3.9 Fair Play and Gaming Rules

* Do not cheat, exploit, or manipulate Remarkist Services or its members.
* Do not use bots, multiple accounts, or other methods to gain unfair rewards.
* Do not scam, steal from, or defraud Remarkist or its users, on or off the Platform.
* Do not exploit bugs, design flaws, or unintended mechanics to gain an advantage.
* Do not misrepresent, manipulate, or artificially inflate the value, rarity, or demand of digital
  collectibles or marketplace listings, including through coordinated hype or undisclosed self-dealing.
* Do not use Remarkist systems—virtual currency, creator tools, or marketplace features—for money
  laundering, obscuring funds, or bypassing financial safeguards.
* Personal spaces (profiles, messages, comments, discussions) are not commercial by default; commercial
  activity is only permitted via approved Platform features and must not be disguised as ordinary
  participation.
* For full guidance on game economy rules, see our Virtual Game Economy Policy and Digital Collectibles
  & Mementos Terms.

### 3.10 Communication and Advertising

* Avoid public complaints or debates about enforcement; use private channels or official reporting
  mechanisms.
* Do not advertise, solicit, or recruit without prior written consent from Remarkist.
* Do not contact or recruit members off-Platform for competing services in ways that disrupt Remarkist
  communities, markets, or events.
* Do not use Remarkist accounts, content, or features for commercial activity intended to divert users,
  manipulate markets, or bypass official monetization tools.
* Do not buy, sell, or trade accounts, usernames, virtual currency, or invite codes outside approved
  Remarkist channels.
* For full guidance on monetization rules, see our Earnings & Payout Policy.

### 3.11 Community-Specific Etiquette

* Follow spoiler policies in fan discussions.
* Avoid personal attacks when debating content, creators, or fandoms.
* Treat fan art, stories, and other creative works with respect.
* Follow both broader Platform rules and the unique standards of individual communities.
* Do not interfere with communities you are not part of.
* Do not use communities to target, harass, intimidate, or attack any individual, group, or community on
  or off the Platform.
* Do not coordinate or participate in raids, mass posting, or other actions designed to disrupt,
  overwhelm, or spam a community.

### 3.12 Enforcement & Moderation

* Violations may lead to account suspension or termination, including forfeiture of all content, in-app
  currency, and digital collectibles.
* Enforcement is intended to be proportionate and corrective; context, intent, prior history, and
  potential harm may be considered.
* If an account is terminated, Remarkist retains the right to use, display, and distribute all past
  Submissions indefinitely under the Terms of Service.
* Do not attempt to evade enforcement or bypass restrictions, including by creating new accounts, using
  alternate accounts, or masking identity.
* Remarkist will make reasonable efforts to notify members of infractions via email, private message, or
  in-Platform notice, depending on severity.
* Moderators, judges, and Remarkist staff may issue warnings, messages, or emails; severity, frequency,
  intent, and community impact guide enforcement.
* Hosts, creators, moderators, judges, and community leaders may not abuse their positions to intimidate,
  coerce, retaliate, or extract value from members, including threats, economic retaliation, exclusion, or
  favoritism.
* Users may appeal enforcement actions by contacting **appeals@remarkist.com**; appeals may
  result in reversal, modification, or confirmation of the decision. Appeals are reviewed in good faith
  but do not guarantee reversal or modification of an enforcement action.
* Community moderators enforce community-specific rules and help uphold this Code of Conduct; some may
  have limited tools from Remarkist for Platform safety and escalation.
* Moderators may remove content, restrict features, issue warnings, or escalate cases—but cannot suspend
  or terminate accounts unless explicitly authorized by Remarkist.
* Moderators must not enforce personal rules, discriminate, or retaliate; abuse of authority may lead to
  removal of privileges.
* Moderation should follow a graduated, escalating approach; often a respectful request suffices to
  resolve issues.
* Moderators must recuse themselves from cases involving personal, financial, competitive, or social
  conflicts of interest. Failure to recuse may result in loss of moderator privileges.
* Moderators should avoid intervening in other communities unless explicitly authorized for Platform-wide
  enforcement.
* Vigilante behavior—targeting, harassing, or punishing users outside official moderation channels—is
  prohibited.
* Enforcement should be consistent, predictable, and aligned with both community and Platform standards
  beyond legal or safety requirements.
* Remarkist does not use unannounced content suppression as a moderation tool. If your content or account
  is restricted for any reason, you will be notified of the restriction and its basis through normal
  enforcement processes.
* Local laws may differ, but use of the Remarkist platform is governed by this Code and applicable
  platform policies to the extent permitted by law.
* Failure to enforce this Code in one instance does not waive Remarkist’s right to enforce it in other or
  future cases.
* Community moderators and hosts may assist with enforcement but final disciplinary authority rests with
  Remarkist.

## 4. Guidelines for Reporting

### 4.1 Reporting

* Reporting is encouraged for threatening, abusive, or harmful content. For less severe issues, consider
  blocking or disengaging.
* Report violations via **violations@remarkist.com** or in-app tools, specifying the
  violation type and including relevant evidence, such as phishing attempts, malware links, or scams.
* Reports may be submitted anonymously where possible.
* Credible off-Platform evidence (e.g., screenshots, recordings) may be considered if lawfully obtained
  and materially impacts safety or Product integrity.
* Records involving illegal activity may be shared with authorities.
* Retaliation against anyone who reports misconduct is strictly prohibited.
* Knowingly false, misleading, or malicious reports, including misuse of reporting tools, are violations
  and may result in enforcement, including suspension of reporting privileges.
* For immediate danger or mental health crises, contact local emergency services or a trusted crisis
  hotline. Moderators may provide resources but are not emergency responders.

### 4.2 Transparency

* Remarkist’s compliance team will respond to reports or appeals within a reasonable timeframe, typically
  5–10 business days; complex or high-volume cases may take longer.
* Members may request clarification or appeal decisions using the established reporting or appeals
  channels.

## 5. Closing Principles

* Our Ecosystem thrives when Spirit and Rules are followed together.
* Members should participate in good faith and not exploit ambiguities, loopholes, or technicalities in
  the rules.
* Feedback is welcome at **feedback@remarkist.com**.
* User content, including AI-generated works, fan art, and digital collectibles, is not used for AI
  training or model improvement without explicit opt-in and legal permission.
* This Code of Conduct applies to all content shared on Remarkist Products.
* Remarkist may take actions outside these guidelines when necessary to protect user safety, Platform
  integrity, or comply with legal obligations.
* Violating the spirit of the rules, even while technically complying with their letter, may result in
  enforcement action.
* Remarkist is a private platform and does not guarantee speech, reach, monetization, or access to any
  feature, community, or audience.

Your continued use of the Remarkist Ecosystem constitutes acceptance of this Code of Conduct. Remarkist
reserves the right to update or revise this Code at any time.

## Questions about Community Conduct?

Contact Remarkist Support at support@remarkist.com. For community disputes, include your account email and
a description of the issue.

### Contact Information

Remarkist Inc.  
Website: [https://remarkist.com](https://remarkist.com/)Email: support@remarkist.com  
304 S. Jones Blvd #646  
Las Vegas, NV 89107

# Folkic Terms

Supplemental terms specific to the Folkic app.

*Effective on May 11, 2026*

These Folkic Terms govern your participation in Folkic, Remarkist’s community platform for fandom
engagement, live events, creative collecting, and real-world connection. They apply to all members who use
Folkic and supplement the Remarkist [Terms of Service](#terms-of-service), [Code of Conduct](#code-of-conduct), and [Privacy Policy](#privacy-policy), and all other applicable platform
policies. In the event of any conflict, the Terms of Service control.

Folkic is one product within the broader Remarkist ecosystem. Where Folkic features intersect with
dedicated platform policies—including the [Virtual Game Economy Policy](#virtual-game-economy), [Digital Collectibles & Mementos
Terms](#digital-collectibles), [Masslore Terms](#masslore-terms), [Creator Terms](#creator-terms), [Earnings & Payout Policy](#earnings-payout), and [Paid Services Policy](#paid-services)—those policies
apply and are cross-referenced throughout this document. These Folkic Terms orient you to the product as a
whole and govern the features and participation standards specific to the Folkic experience.

## 1. What Folkic Is

### 1.1 The Folkic Platform

Folkic is Remarkist’s community platform: a space designed for fans to gather, connect, and create around
the entertainment franchises and creative universes they love. Folkic brings together live virtual events,
in-person real-world gatherings, community spaces, digital collectibles, live audio experiences, and a rich
reference layer—all organized around the fandoms that matter to its members.

Folkic is built on a foundational belief that fandom is most alive when it bridges the digital and the
physical. Online community and real-world connection are not separate experiences on Folkic; they are two
expressions of the same thing. A community that forms around a shared franchise on Folkic is meant to be
capable of meeting in a living room, a convention hall, or a local venue just as naturally as in a virtual
Audio Den or event chat. Folkic is designed to make both possible, and to make moving between them feel
seamless.

### 1.2 The Remarkist Ecosystem

Folkic operates within the broader Remarkist ecosystem, which includes Masslore (the fandom franchise
reference database), the KRNL® game token economy, the COLR platform credit system, and Mementos (the
platform’s digital collectible system). These systems are woven into the Folkic experience: Masslore
provides franchise context, Mementos mark creative and community milestones, and the economy underpins the
platform’s creative and collecting features. Each of these is governed by its own dedicated policy,
cross-referenced throughout these Folkic Terms.

### 1.3 Who Folkic Is For

Folkic is for fans: people who care deeply about the stories, characters, and creative universes that
define their interests, and who want to share that passion with others. It is for those who want to host and
attend events, build community, create and collect meaningful digital artifacts, and participate in a fandom
ecosystem that values creativity, effort, and genuine human connection over passive consumption.

Folkic is available to members aged 16 and older. Earning programs involving real-world monetary value
require members to be at least 18. Members between 16 and 17 may purchase Paid Services only with parental
or guardian authorization, as described in the Terms of Service. Where age-specific restrictions apply, they
are noted in the relevant section of these terms and in the applicable dedicated policy.

### 1.4 Relationship to Other Policies

These Folkic Terms are part of the Remarkist policy framework. The following policies govern specific
aspects of your Folkic experience in addition to these terms:

* **Remarkist Terms of Service.** The master agreement governing all platform use.
* **Code of Conduct.** Applies in full to all member conduct on Folkic.
* **Creator Terms.** Governs members who host events, craft Mementos, or otherwise create
  content on Folkic.
* **Virtual Game Economy Policy.** Governs KRNL® and COLR mechanics.
* **Paid Services Policy.** Governs Lumo subscriptions, Token Packs, and COLR Packs.
* **Digital Collectibles & Mementos Terms.** Governs Memento crafting, edition
  ownership, and associated mechanics.
* **Masslore Terms.** Governs participation in and use of the Masslore reference database.
* **Earnings & Payout Policy.** Governs Creator earnings and real-world monetary
  payouts.
* **IP, Copyright & Trademark Policy.** Governs intellectual property obligations across
  all platform activity.

## 2. Your Account & Profile

### 2.1 Your Folkic Identity

Your Folkic profile is your public presence on the platform. It includes your display name, profile image,
bio, fandom affiliations, your Memento portfolio and edition showcase, and other information you choose to
make visible to other members. You are responsible for the accuracy and appropriateness of your profile
content, which is subject to the Code of Conduct and the Terms of Service.

Your display name and profile image may be visible to all members of the Folkic community, including in
event listings, community spaces, Audio Dens, Memento interactions, and public-facing profile pages. Choose
your public identity accordingly.

### 2.2 Fandom Affiliations

Folkic allows members to declare fandom affiliations—the franchises, creative universes, and entertainment
properties that define their interests on the platform. Your affiliations help surface relevant events,
community spaces, Mementos, and Masslore content. They are visible to other members and used by Folkic’s
content systems to personalize your experience.

You may update your fandom affiliations at any time. Declaring an affiliation does not create any official
relationship between you and the relevant franchise or its rights holders, and does not grant any
intellectual property rights in the affiliated franchise.

### 2.3 The Memento Showcase

Your profile includes a Memento edition showcase displaying up to four editions from your collection. The
showcase is a visible expression of your collecting identity on Folkic and may produce KRNL® harvest boost
multipliers during eligible events based on the franchise and Host alignment of the editions displayed. The
mechanics governing showcase boosts, including the effect of fortified editions on showcase multipliers, are
described in the Digital Collectibles & Mementos Terms.

### 2.4 Account Security

You are solely responsible for maintaining the security of your Folkic account credentials. All activity
conducted under your account—including event attendance, Memento interactions, economy transactions, and
community participation—is your responsibility. If you believe your account has been compromised, contact
support@remarkist.com immediately.

### 2.5 Account Standing

Access to Folkic’s features, including event hosting, community space participation, Memento crafting, and
economy features, is contingent on your account being in good standing. Accounts subject to active
enforcement actions, suspensions, or restrictions may have access to some or all Folkic features limited or
revoked. Account standing requirements and enforcement procedures are described in the Terms of Service and
Code of Conduct.

## 3. Community Spaces

### 3.1 What Community Spaces Are

Community spaces are franchise-organized gathering places within Folkic where members who share a fandom
affiliation can connect, discuss, and engage with one another. Spaces may be organized around specific
franchises, sub-franchises, creative universes, or cross-franchise themes as established by Remarkist’s
community organization structure. Community spaces serve as the ambient social layer of Folkic—the ongoing
presence of community between events.

### 3.2 Participation in Community Spaces

Participation in community spaces is open to members whose fandom affiliations include the relevant
franchise, or who have been admitted to the space through other platform-sanctioned means. Participation is
subject to the Code of Conduct in full. Community spaces are not private and should not be treated as such:
content posted in community spaces may be visible to all members with access to that space and to Remarkist
for moderation purposes.

### 3.3 Space Governance

Remarkist establishes and maintains the governance structure for Folkic community spaces, including the
criteria for space creation, franchise organization, and the tools available to community members for
managing participation. Where Remarkist designates community moderators for specific spaces, those
moderators are expected to exercise their moderation authority in accordance with the Code of Conduct and
Remarkist’s moderation guidelines. Abuse of moderation tools is prohibited and may result in revocation of
moderator status and account enforcement action.

### 3.4 Memento Community Chat Rooms

In addition to franchise-organized community spaces, each Memento is associated with a community chat room
accessible to members who hold an edition from that Memento’s set. Memento chat rooms are a more intimate
community layer, connecting collectors of the same creative artifact. The duration, reactivation, and
conduct standards for Memento chat rooms are described in the Digital Collectibles & Mementos Terms.

## 4. Events

### 4.1 Events on Folkic

Events are the heartbeat of Folkic. They are the primary vehicle through which Hosts bring their
communities together—virtually and in person—and through which members experience the platform’s most
distinctive features, including live audio, harvesting, and Memento crafting. Events on Folkic span a range
of formats, from live watch parties and game sessions to trivia events, Audio Den conversations, fan
meetups, and more.

### 4.2 Discovering & Attending Events

Members can discover events through Folkic’s event discovery features, which surface events relevant to
their fandom affiliations, community connections, and platform activity. Event listings include the event’s
format, date and time, Host, franchise affiliation, participation requirements, and any associated costs or
access conditions. Members are responsible for reviewing event details before attending or committing to
participation.

### 4.3 Event Formats

Folkic supports a range of event formats, which may include:

* **Watch Parties.** Synchronized viewing experiences organized around franchise film,
  television, or other content.
* **Game Sessions.** Interactive gaming events organized around franchise or community
  gameplay.
* **Audio Den Events.** Live audio conversations hosted through Folkic’s Audio Den feature,
  described in Section 6.
* **Trivia & Interactive Events.** Community engagement events organized around
  franchise knowledge and participation.
* **In-Person Gatherings.** Real-world meetups, screenings, fan conventions, and other
  physical events facilitated through Folkic, described in Section 5.
* **Hybrid Events.** Events with both virtual and in-person components, connecting online
  and offline participants simultaneously.
* **Other Formats.** Additional event formats as introduced and supported by Folkic from
  time to time.

### 4.4 Paid Events

Some events on Folkic may require payment for attendance, either in KRNL® or through other platform payment
mechanisms. Paid event terms, including refund eligibility and revenue sharing for Hosts, are governed by
the Paid Services Policy and Earnings & Payout Policy. Members who purchase access to a paid event are
entitled to the experience as described in the event listing; where an event is materially different from
what was listed, members should contact support@remarkist.com.

### 4.5 Member Conduct at Events

The Code of Conduct applies in full to all member conduct at Folkic events, including virtual and in-person
formats. Members who attend events are expected to participate in good faith, to respect the Host and other
attendees, and to engage with the event’s format and purpose honestly. Disruptive, abusive, or fraudulent
conduct at events may result in removal from the event and account enforcement action.

### 4.6 Host Responsibilities

The obligations of Hosts in connection with events—including event listing accuracy, conduct toward
attendees, delivery of paid events, and Memento crafting—are governed by the Creator Terms. Members who wish
to host events on Folkic should review the Creator Terms in full before doing so.

## 5. In-Person Events & Real-World Gatherings

### 5.1 Folkic’s Role in Real-World Connection

One of Folkic’s defining purposes is to bridge online community and real-world human connection. The
relationships, communities, and shared passions that form on Folkic are meant to extend beyond the screen.
Folkic provides tools that allow Hosts to organize in-person events—local meetups, viewing parties, fan
gatherings, convention activations, and other physical experiences—and allows members to find and attend
those events through the platform.

Folkic’s role in in-person events is that of a facilitator, not an organizer. Remarkist provides the
platform infrastructure that makes real-world coordination possible; the event itself, and all
responsibility for its safe and lawful conduct, belongs to the Host.

### 5.2 Host Responsibility for In-Person Events

Hosts who organize in-person events through Folkic are solely responsible for:

* The safe and lawful conduct of the event, including compliance with all applicable local laws, venue
  regulations, and public health requirements.
* Obtaining any required permits, licenses, or authorizations for the event or the venue.
* Ensuring the venue is appropriate and safe for the expected number and composition of attendees,
  including any minors who may be present.
* Providing accurate and complete event information in the Folkic listing, including the physical
  location, any age restrictions, costs, and participation requirements.
* Arranging any insurance or liability coverage appropriate to the nature and scale of the event.
* Managing the conduct of attendees at the event in accordance with the Code of Conduct and applicable
  law.

### 5.3 Member Safety at In-Person Events

Remarkist encourages all members attending in-person events to exercise reasonable personal judgment about
their safety. Folkic’s community is built on trust, but members should approach in-person meetups with the
same awareness they would bring to any real-world gathering with people they have met online. Practical
steps include meeting in public or well-attended venues, informing someone you trust of your plans, and
trusting your instincts if something feels wrong.

Members who experience safety concerns at or in connection with a Folkic in-person event should contact
local emergency services if they are in immediate danger, and report the incident to Remarkist at
safety@remarkist.com. Remarkist takes reports of safety incidents connected to platform activity seriously
and will take appropriate action within its authority as a platform operator.

### 5.4 Remarkist’s Limitations as a Facilitator

Remarkist is not present at in-person events, does not employ event staff, and does not carry liability for
incidents that occur at in-person events organized through Folkic. Remarkist’s responsibility as a platform
operator is limited to the digital facilitation of event discovery, coordination, and community—not the
physical conduct of events. Members and Hosts who participate in in-person events do so at their own risk,
subject to the full terms of the Terms of Service including the limitation of liability provisions.

### 5.5 Verification & Representation

Hosts who list in-person events on Folkic represent that the event is genuine, that the listed location and
details are accurate, and that they have the authority and intent to hold the event as described. Fraudulent
or misleading in-person event listings—including listings for events that do not exist or that are designed
to deceive or harm attendees—are a serious violation of the Code of Conduct and Terms of Service and may be
referred to law enforcement.

### 5.6 The Online-to-Offline Vision

Folkic is designed with the conviction that the most meaningful fan communities are ones that can exist in
the world, not just on a screen. Virtual community is real community—but when it can also manifest as people
gathered in a room, sharing an experience together, it becomes something more durable and more human.
Folkic’s event tools, its community structure, and its franchise organization are all built with this vision
in mind: that the connections formed here are the beginning of something, not the whole of it.

## 6. Audio Dens

### 6.1 What Audio Dens Are

Audio Dens are Folkic’s live audio chat feature: virtual rooms where members can gather to talk, listen,
and connect in real time around franchise topics, events, and community conversations. Audio Dens may be
free and open to all eligible members, included as part of a Lumo subscription allotment, or available on an
à la carte basis payable through platform credits when that feature is available. Access terms are described
in the Paid Services Policy.

### 6.2 Attending an Audio Den

Members who attend an Audio Den—whether as a listener or as an active participant—are subject to the Code
of Conduct in full. Live audio spaces carry a heightened conduct standard because of their real-time,
unedited nature: conduct that might be flagged and reviewed asynchronously in a written community space may
affect other members immediately and irreversibly in a live audio context. Members are expected to engage
respectfully and in good faith at all times.

### 6.3 Recording & Monitoring

Remarkist may record Audio Den sessions for moderation, safety, and compliance purposes, as described in
the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. By participating in an Audio Den, as a Host, co-host, or couch
participant, you acknowledge that the session may be recorded by Remarkist for moderation, safety, and
compliance purposes, as described in the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. Recording applies only to
couch participants; listeners are not recorded. When recording features are enabled, all room participants
are notified upon entry and a recording indicator remains visible throughout the session. A participant's
act of joining the couch while recording features are enabled constitutes their informed acknowledgment of
recording, consistent with the Terms of Service. Hosts who arrange recording or streaming beyond Remarkist's
standard platform recording are responsible for disclosing this to participants and for obtaining any
consents required by applicable law in their jurisdiction and the jurisdictions of their participants.

### 6.4 Host Responsibilities in Audio Dens

Hosts of Audio Den events are responsible for the conduct of their sessions, including managing participant
behavior, enforcing the Code of Conduct within their Den, and ensuring the session is delivered as described
in any associated event listing. Audio Den moderation tools provided to Hosts must be used in good faith.
Abuse of these tools—including using them to remove participants for reasons unrelated to conduct—may result
in revocation of hosting privileges.

### 6.5 Technical Requirements

Audio Den participation requires a stable internet connection and compatible audio hardware. Remarkist does
not guarantee Audio Den availability or audio quality and is not liable for technical failures that affect a
member’s ability to participate in a live session. Hosts are responsible for their own technical preparation
and for communicating any known technical limitations to their attendees in advance.

## 7. Harvesting

### 7.1 What Harvesting Is

Harvesting is Folkic’s event participation mechanic through which members accumulate KRNL® during eligible
events by engaging with platform features. It is designed to reward active, genuine participation in the
Folkic event experience and to make event attendance materially meaningful within the platform’s creative
economy. Harvesting is a Folkic-native feature: it occurs during events and is shaped by the member’s
collection, showcase, and engagement within the event.

### 7.2 How Harvesting Works

During eligible events, members accumulate KRNL® at a rate influenced by their level of participation and
by the Memento editions displayed in their profile showcase. Showcase boost multipliers—generated by
franchise and Host alignment across the four editions displayed—increase a member’s harvesting rate during
events where those alignments are relevant. The mechanics governing boost multipliers, including the effect
of fortified editions on showcase boosts, are described in the Digital Collectibles & Mementos Terms.

Harvesting rates, caps, and eligible event types are set by Remarkist and may vary by event format,
franchise, and platform-wide economic conditions. These parameters are displayed within the platform and are
subject to adjustment as described in the Virtual Game Economy Policy.

### 7.3 Honest Participation

Harvesting rewards are intended for members who are genuinely participating in events. Attempting to
accumulate KRNL® through automated activity, multi-account coordination, AFK farming, or any other means
designed to simulate participation without genuine engagement is a violation of these terms and the Virtual
Game Economy Policy. Remarkist may detect and address harvest abuse through automated and manual review,
including forfeiture of improperly accumulated KRNL® and account enforcement action.

### 7.4 Economy Cross-Reference

KRNL® accumulated through harvesting is subject to the terms of the Virtual Game Economy Policy in all
respects. Harvesting does not generate COLR. The full rules governing KRNL® earning, spending, transfer, and
forfeiture are described in the Virtual Game Economy Policy.

## 8. Mementos on Folkic

### 8.1 Mementos as Folkic Artifacts

Mementos are Folkic’s digital collectible system and one of its most distinctive creative features. Every
event on Folkic affords its Host the opportunity to craft a Memento—a platform-native digital collectible
that marks the event as a creative and community artifact. Mementos are where Folkic’s event culture,
creative economy, and collecting community intersect.

### 8.2 How Mementos Appear on Folkic

Crafted Mementos are associated with the events that produced them and appear on event pages, in Host
portfolios, and in member collection interfaces. They are visible to the broader Folkic community as a
record of the event’s creative output. Memento editions—the claimable, tradable units issued from each
Memento—appear in member collection interfaces and in the profile showcase. The visual and community
presence of a Memento on Folkic persists as long as at least one edition from its set remains active.

Some Mementos are designated as composable by their Host at the time of crafting. Composable Mementos can
only be claimed by members who hold specific other Memento editions designated by the Host, which are
permanently consumed in the process. This mechanic is meaningfully different from a standard claim and has
irreversible consequences for the editions used. Members considering a composable claim should review the
full mechanics and conditions described in the Digital Collectibles & Mementos Terms before proceeding.

### 8.3 Mementos & Community

Each Memento carries a community chat room accessible to current edition holders, creating a collecting
community around each creative artifact. This community layer is one of the ways Folkic uses Mementos to
build ongoing connection between members who share an event’s history. As editions degrade, are melted, or
are composed into larger Mementos, the community around them may contract—giving active collection
management a social as well as economic dimension.

### 8.4 Full Memento Terms

The complete rules governing Memento crafting, edition ownership, degradation, maintenance, trading,
composition, fortification, frosting, melting, system auctions, tokenization, and all associated mechanics
are set out in the Digital Collectibles & Mementos Terms. Creator obligations in connection with Memento
crafting—including intellectual property compliance—are set out in the Creator Terms. Members and Hosts
engaging with the Memento system should review both documents in full.

## 9. Masslore on Folkic

### 9.1 Masslore as Folkic’s Reference Layer

Masslore is the franchise reference database that provides contextual depth to the Folkic experience.
Within Folkic, Masslore surfaces as the informational layer that enriches members’ engagement with the
franchises they love: providing character and lore context alongside events, franchise background in
community spaces, and catalog information about the official and fan-created works that make up a
franchise’s universe.

Masslore is a companion to community—the shared knowledge base that gives a fandom community its depth of
reference. On Folkic, it functions as the bridge between passion and information: the resource that answers
the question “who is this character” or “what happened in that episode” in the same space where fans are
gathering to talk about it.

### 9.2 Using Masslore on Folkic

Members can access Masslore content within Folkic through event pages, community spaces,
franchise-affiliated features, and direct search. Masslore content on Folkic is read-only in the Folkic
interface; contributing to or editing Masslore requires accessing the Masslore contribution environment
directly, subject to the Masslore Terms.

### 9.3 Full Masslore Terms

The complete rules governing Masslore—including contribution eligibility, content standards, intellectual
property obligations, KRNL® rewards for contributions, and the rights framework for the compiled
database—are set out in the Masslore Terms. Members who wish to contribute to Masslore should review those
terms in full.

## 10. The Folkic Economy

### 10.1 Economy Overview

Folkic’s creative and social experience is supported by two distinct platform economy systems: KRNL® and
COLR. These systems are woven throughout the Folkic experience—in harvesting, event access, Memento crafting
and maintenance, Audio Den access, and Creator payments. Understanding how they differ is important for
participating in the Folkic economy effectively.

### 10.2 KRNL® on Folkic

KRNL® is Folkic’s primary game token—the currency of creative play. Members earn KRNL® through harvesting
during events, through platform participation rewards, through tips from other members, and through Masslore
contributions. They spend KRNL® to unlock rooms and Audio Dens, attend events, craft and maintain Mementos,
tip other members, and engage in marketplace activity. KRNL® is fractional, transferable between members,
and has no real-world monetary value outside the platform.

### 10.3 COLR on Folkic

COLR is Folkic’s platform credit system—a loyalty and cashback mechanism tied to spending on the platform
rather than to creative activity. Members earn COLR through qualifying purchases of Paid Services, through
Lumo subscription membership, and through direct purchase of COLR Packs. COLR is redeemable exclusively
toward eligible Paid Services; it cannot be used for gameplay or creative mechanics such as Memento
crafting, event harvesting, or room unlocking. Those features require KRNL®. COLR spending features are in
active development and will be introduced progressively.

### 10.4 Lumo on Folkic

Lumo is Remarkist’s premium subscription tier, and its benefits are felt most directly within the Folkic
experience. Lumo subscribers receive expanded creative tools, priority feature access, a monthly COLR
allocation, reduced Memento fees, enhanced profile customization, additional storage, and access to
Lumo-exclusive community spaces and events within Folkic. Lumo subscription terms are governed by the Paid
Services Policy.

### 10.5 Full Economy Terms

The complete rules governing KRNL® and COLR—including earning, spending, transfer, forfeiture, the COLR
burn-and-pay Creator payment model, and anti-abuse provisions—are set out in the Virtual Game Economy Policy
and Paid Services Policy. Members engaging with the Folkic economy should review those documents in full.

## 11. Member Conduct on Folkic

### 11.1 The Code of Conduct

The Remarkist Code of Conduct applies in full to all member conduct on Folkic, across all features and
contexts—community spaces, events, Audio Dens, Memento interactions, Masslore engagement, profile activity,
and in-person gatherings that arise from Folkic participation. The Code of Conduct is the behavioral
foundation of the Folkic community and should be read by every member.

### 11.2 Community Standards Specific to Folkic

In addition to the Code of Conduct, the following conduct standards apply specifically to the Folkic
experience:

* **Honest participation.** Members must engage with Folkic’s features—including events,
  harvesting, the Memento economy, and community spaces—honestly and in good faith. Coordinated
  inauthentic behavior, multi-account abuse, and manufactured engagement are prohibited.
* **Respect for event spaces.** Events are intentional, hosted experiences. Disrupting
  events, harassing Hosts or attendees, or using event spaces to conduct activity unrelated to the event’s
  purpose is prohibited.
* **Honest representation of in-person gatherings.** Members who organize or promote
  in-person gatherings through Folkic must represent those gatherings accurately and must not use the
  platform to deceive, manipulate, or endanger other members.
* **No exploitation of community trust.** The fandom communities that form on Folkic are
  built on shared passion and genuine connection. Using that trust to exploit, manipulate, or commercially
  pressure other members—whether through hosting authority, collection status, or community standing—is a
  violation of the spirit of Folkic and the letter of the Code of Conduct.

### 11.3 Minors on Folkic

Folkic is available to members aged 16 and older. Members who are 16 or 17 may participate in community
spaces, events, Audio Dens, and the KRNL® economy, subject to the consent requirements described in the
Terms of Service. Earning programs involving real-world monetary value and the purchase of Paid Services
require members to be 18 or older. Remarkist applies heightened care to the design of features that may be
used by members aged 16 and 17, as described in the Technology Ethics Policy.

All members—and Hosts in particular—are expected to be mindful of the possible presence of minors in
community spaces and events, and to conduct themselves accordingly.

### 11.4 Reporting Conduct Concerns

Members who observe conduct violations on Folkic—including in community spaces, events, Audio Dens, and
Memento chat rooms—may report them through in-platform reporting tools or by contacting
violations@remarkist.com. Safety concerns related to in-person events should be directed to
safety@remarkist.com. Remarkist reviews all reports in good faith and takes appropriate action in accordance
with the Code of Conduct and Terms of Service.

## 12. Platform Rights & Modifications

### 12.1 Remarkist’s Right to Modify Folkic

Remarkist reserves the right to modify, rebalance, expand, or discontinue any Folkic feature—including
community spaces, event formats, Audio Den access, harvesting mechanics, Memento display, Masslore
integration, and economy features—at any time. For features that affect active subscriptions or paid access,
Remarkist will provide reasonable advance notice of material changes. The Preview & Experimental
Features Notice describes the terms applicable to features that have not yet reached stable general
availability.

### 12.2 Availability

Folkic is provided on an “AS AVAILABLE” basis. Remarkist does not guarantee uninterrupted access to any
Folkic feature. Scheduled maintenance, technical incidents, or events outside Remarkist’s control may affect
feature availability from time to time. Remarkist will make reasonable efforts to communicate planned
downtime in advance and to restore service promptly following unplanned outages.

### 12.3 Geographic Availability

Folkic may not be available in all regions or jurisdictions. Remarkist reserves the right to restrict
access to Folkic or to specific Folkic features in jurisdictions where legal, regulatory, or operational
constraints make availability impractical. Members are responsible for ensuring their use of Folkic complies
with the laws of their jurisdiction.

### 12.4 Third-Party Services

Folkic may integrate with or link to third-party services—including payment processors, identity
verification providers, and external streaming or communication tools. These third-party services are
operated independently of Remarkist and are subject to their own terms and privacy policies. Remarkist is
not responsible for the availability, conduct, or policies of third-party services integrated with or linked
from Folkic.

## 13. Enforcement & Contact

### 13.1 Enforcement

Violations of these Folkic Terms, the Code of Conduct, or the Terms of Service in connection with Folkic
participation may result in warnings, feature restrictions, account suspension, or account termination, as
described in the Terms of Service and Code of Conduct. Enforcement actions are applied at Remarkist’s
discretion, proportionate to the nature and severity of the violation.

### 13.2 Appeals

Members who believe an enforcement action was applied in error may appeal by contacting
appeals@remarkist.com with their account email, a description of the action, and any supporting information.
Remarkist reviews appeals in good faith and responds within a reasonable time.

### 13.3 Updates to These Terms

Remarkist may update these Folkic Terms at any time. Material changes will be communicated via in-platform
notification or email with reasonable advance notice. Continued use of Folkic following notice of an update
constitutes acceptance of the updated terms.

### 13.4 Contact Information

For general Folkic support: support@remarkist.com. For safety concerns related to in-person events:
safety@remarkist.com. For conduct violations: violations@remarkist.com. For enforcement appeals:
appeals@remarkist.com. For intellectual property concerns: copyright@remarkist.com (DMCA) or
trademark@remarkist.com (trademark).

Remarkist Inc.  
Website: [https://remarkist.com](https://remarkist.com/)Email: support@remarkist.com  
304 S. Jones Blvd #646  
Las Vegas, NV 89107

# Technology Ethics Policy

Our commitments on AI, data, and algorithmic design.

*Effective on May 11, 2026*

This Technology Ethics Policy describes Remarkist’s commitments to responsible platform design, algorithmic
transparency, the ethical use of automation and artificial intelligence, and data stewardship beyond what is
required by law. It applies across all Remarkist Products and reflects the values that guide our
engineering, product, and moderation decisions. This Policy is not a contract of specific performance—it
describes principles and intentions, not guarantees. Where it conflicts with any other platform policy, the
[Terms of Service](#terms-of-service) control.

We publish this Policy because we believe our community has a right to understand how the systems they
interact with are designed and governed. We will update it as our technology evolves.

## 1. Our Foundational Commitments

### 1.1 People Before Metrics

Remarkist is built around community: the relationships between fans, the creative output of Hosts, and the
meaning that members find in shared fandom spaces. We design platform features to serve those relationships,
not to maximize engagement metrics at the expense of member wellbeing. When engagement metrics and member
wellbeing conflict, we prioritize wellbeing. This principle applies to algorithmic content surfacing,
notification design, economic incentive structures, and the design of features that affect how much time
members spend on the platform.

### 1.2 Honest Systems

We do not use dark patterns—design choices intended to confuse, pressure, or manipulate members into
actions they would not take if the system were presented transparently. Our economic systems, including the
KRNL® token economy, COLR credit mechanics, and Memento pricing structures, are designed with visible,
understandable rules. The fee and cost structures that govern platform transactions are disclosed at the
point of action, not buried in terms that members are unlikely to read.

### 1.3 Responsible Design of Economic Mechanics

The Remarkist platform includes real economic mechanics—a game token economy, a platform credit system,
digital collectibles with degradation and auction features, and Creator payout programs. These systems are
designed with the following ethical commitments:

* No artificial scarcity manipulation. Our Memento crafting fee structure is specifically designed to
  resist gaming by making artificially scarce, high-value single editions disproportionately costly to
  create. This is an intentional design choice, not a limitation.
* Transparent degradation. The real-time degradation of Memento editions is a disclosed mechanic, not a
  hidden drain on member assets. The thresholds at which costs escalate and system claims are triggered
  are specified in the Digital Collectibles & Mementos Terms. Members are not charged for degradation
  they did not know was occurring.
* No pay-to-win in community standing. KRNL®, COLR, and Lumo membership unlock features and creative
  tools; they do not purchase prominence, algorithmic preference, or moderation leniency. Paying members
  are subject to the same Code of Conduct as free members.

### 1.4 Minors

We apply heightened care to the design of features that may be used by members aged 16 and 17. We do not
direct economic pressure mechanics, push notifications designed to drive spending, or escalating-urgency
design patterns at members we have reason to believe are minors. Earning programs involving real-world
monetary value require members to be at least 18.

## 2. Algorithmic Content Surfacing

### 2.1 How We Surface Content

Remarkist uses algorithmic systems to surface content across the platform, including events, Mementos,
Creators, Masslore entries, and community spaces. These systems consider signals such as: a member’s
expressed interests and fandom affiliations; past engagement patterns within the platform; the activity
levels and community ratings of Creators; freshness and recency of content; and platform-wide engagement
patterns within specific fandoms.

### 2.2 What We Do Not Do

Our content surfacing systems do not:

* Rank or demote content based on a member’s race, ethnicity, religion, national origin, sexual
  orientation, gender identity, disability, or other protected characteristics.
* Boost content on the basis of paid promotion or advertising. Remarkist does not run advertising and
  does not sell promotional placement in algorithmic feeds. Content surfaces on merit and engagement
  signals, not payment.
* Amplify content that our systems identify as likely to violate the Code of Conduct, even if that
  content has not yet been reviewed by a human moderator.
* Suppress content as retaliation for a member exercising their rights under our policies, including
  filing complaints, submitting appeals, or contacting support.

### 2.3 Algorithmic Transparency

We are committed to being open about the general principles that govern our algorithmic systems, as
described in this section. We do not publish the technical parameters of our ranking models because doing so
would enable bad-faith gaming of those systems in ways that would harm the community. We believe this
balance—principled transparency without technical disclosure that invites manipulation—is the right one for
a platform of our nature.

### 2.4 Member Control

We provide members with meaningful controls over the content they see, including the ability to manage
their fandom and interest signals, mute or block other members, report content that violates our policies,
and adjust notification settings. We do not make these controls deliberately difficult to find or use. We
will expand member controls over time as our platform develops.

## 3. Artificial Intelligence & Automation

### 3.1 How We Use AI

Remarkist uses artificial intelligence and machine learning in several areas of platform operation:

* **Content moderation assistance.** AI systems assist human moderators by flagging content
  that may violate our Code of Conduct for review. AI-assisted flagging does not itself result in
  enforcement action; human review is applied to consequential moderation decisions.
* **Spam and abuse detection.** Automated systems detect patterns consistent with bot
  activity, multi-account abuse, economy manipulation, and other forms of platform abuse as described in
  our platform policies.
* **Content recommendations.** AI systems assist in surfacing events, Mementos, Creators,
  and community spaces that may be relevant to a member’s interests, as described in Section 2.
* **Platform tooling.** We may use AI-assisted tools in the development and maintenance of
  platform features, including code review, accessibility auditing, and content quality assessment.

### 3.2 Human Oversight

We believe consequential decisions affecting members—including account suspension, content removal, and
enforcement actions—should involve meaningful human oversight. Fully automated enforcement may be applied
only to clear, unambiguous violations where the risk of error is low and the consequences are limited and
reversible. Consequential enforcement actions, including account termination, are reviewed by human
moderators before being applied. Members subject to enforcement actions have appeal rights as described in
the applicable platform policies.

### 3.3 AI-Generated Content

We do not use AI to generate content that is presented as the original creative work of a human Creator or
as platform editorial content without disclosure. Where AI-generated content appears on the platform in a
Remarkist-operated context—such as automated summaries or system-generated messages—it is identified as
such. We do not prohibit members from using AI tools in their own creative work, but members who submit
AI-generated content are subject to the same content standards as any other Submission and are solely
responsible for ensuring their AI-assisted content does not infringe third-party intellectual property.

### 3.4 No Autonomous Financial Decisions

Automated systems do not make autonomous decisions regarding real-world monetary payouts, refund
determinations, or fee adjustments to member accounts without human review and authorization. Economy
mechanics—such as system auctions triggered by Memento degradation or KRNL award calculations—operate
algorithmically as designed and disclosed, but these are mechanical execution of disclosed rules, not
autonomous financial decision-making.

### 3.5 Responsible AI Procurement

Where Remarkist uses third-party AI systems or services, we evaluate those providers against our ethical
commitments, including data handling standards, bias evaluation, and the provider’s own published AI ethics
frameworks. We do not use AI services that we have reason to believe were trained on data obtained without
appropriate consent, or that present material risks of discriminatory output in their deployed context.

## 4. Data Stewardship

### 4.1 Data Minimization

We collect the member data we need to operate the platform safely and effectively. We do not collect data
for the purpose of building advertising profiles, and we do not sell member data to third parties for
commercial purposes. Our Privacy Policy describes in detail what we collect, why, and how it is used. This
Technology Ethics Policy adds the commitment that we review our data collection practices regularly against
a minimization standard: if we are collecting data we cannot articulate a clear and proportionate purpose
for, we work to stop collecting it.

### 4.2 Economic Data

Data generated through a member’s use of the KRNL® economy, COLR system, and Memento market—including
transaction histories, balance movements, and marketplace activity—is used for platform operation, fraud
detection, and the fulfillment of payout and tax obligations. It is not used to build commercial behavioral
profiles for sale or sharing with third-party advertisers.

### 4.3 Minors’ Data

We apply heightened data protection standards to members we have reason to believe are aged 16 or 17. We do
not use the personal data of minors for any purpose beyond what is necessary for platform operation and
safety. We comply with applicable laws governing the collection and processing of data relating to minors,
including COPPA where applicable.

### 4.4 Security

We apply industry-standard security practices to the protection of member data, including encryption of
data in transit and at rest, access controls limiting internal access to personal data, and regular security
review of our systems. In the event of a data breach that creates a material risk to members, we will notify
affected members and applicable regulators in accordance with applicable law and our Privacy Policy. We do
not wait to investigate or confirm the full scope of a breach before notifying regulators when notification
is legally required.

### 4.5 Retention

We retain member data for as long as necessary to fulfill the purposes for which it was collected, to
comply with legal obligations, and to resolve disputes or enforce our agreements. We do not retain personal
data indefinitely as a default. Our data retention practices are described in the Privacy Policy. Members
may request deletion of their personal data subject to the limitations described there.

## 5. Platform Integrity & Anti-Manipulation

### 5.1 Our Commitment to a Level Playing Field

The integrity of the Remarkist platform—its economy, its community, and its creative ecosystem—depends on
members being able to trust that what they see reflects genuine community activity, not manufactured
engagement or pay-for-prominence. We invest in anti-manipulation systems and enforce our policies against
artificial inflation of engagement, economy abuse, and coordinated inauthentic behavior for this reason.

### 5.2 No Shadow Banning

We do not use unannounced content suppression—commonly called “shadow banning”—as a routine moderation
tool. If a member’s content or account is restricted, we notify them of the restriction and its basis
through normal enforcement processes. Temporary automated suppression may occur as part of spam or bot
detection before human review is completed; this is not shadow banning but a hold pending review, and it is
resolved promptly.

### 5.3 Transparent Economy Rules

The rules governing the Remarkist virtual economy—including earning rates, spending mechanics, degradation
parameters, auction triggers, and fee structures—are published in the Virtual Game Economy Policy, Paid
Services Policy, Digital Collectibles & Mementos Terms, and Earnings & Payout Policy. We do not
operate hidden economy mechanics that affect members’ assets or earning capacity without disclosure. Where
we change economy mechanics, we provide advance notice as described in those policies.

### 5.4 Coordinated Inauthentic Behavior

We prohibit coordinated inauthentic behavior—the use of multiple accounts, bots, or coordinated networks to
manufacture the appearance of organic community engagement. This prohibition applies to engagement with
content, Memento marketplace activity, event attendance signals, and any other platform mechanic. Detection
and enforcement of this prohibition is an ongoing and evolving effort, and our systems for doing so are not
static.

## 6. Platform Design & Wellbeing

### 6.1 Notification Design

We design notifications to be useful, not addictive. We do not use variable-ratio reward schedules—the
psychological mechanism behind slot machine engagement—in our notification or reward systems in ways
designed to exploit compulsive behavior. Members have meaningful control over their notification settings.
We do not override or ignore member notification preferences to drive platform activity.

### 6.2 Economic Pressure Design

Platform features that involve time pressure, escalating costs, or scarcity mechanics—such as the Memento
crafting window, the system auction process, and the KRNL degradation cost escalation—are designed as
gameplay and creative economy features, not as psychological pressure mechanics intended to extract
spending. The rules governing these features are disclosed in advance. We do not introduce artificial
urgency that is not grounded in disclosed platform mechanics.

### 6.3 Accessibility in Design

We are committed to designing features that are accessible to members with disabilities. Our Accessibility
Statement describes our standards and approach. Accessibility review is part of our feature development
process, not an afterthought. We recognize that we will not always get this right on launch, and we maintain
a process for members to report accessibility barriers and for us to respond to those reports. See the
[Accessibility Statement](#accessibility) for details.

### 6.4 Content Designed to Harm

We do not design, operate, or knowingly permit platform features that are intended to cause psychological
harm to members. This includes content recommendation systems that amplify self-harm content, radicalization
pipelines, coordinated harassment campaigns, or features designed to isolate vulnerable users. Where we
identify that a platform feature is producing harmful outcomes at scale—even if that was not the design
intent—we treat that as a design defect requiring correction.

## 7. Accountability & Governance

### 7.1 Internal Review

Technology ethics commitments are only meaningful if they are reviewed against actual practice. We conduct
internal reviews of our algorithmic systems, moderation practices, and economic mechanics against the
commitments in this Policy. These reviews are not public, but we hold ourselves to acting on their findings.

### 7.2 Member Feedback

Members who believe that Remarkist’s technology practices do not reflect the commitments in this Policy may
contact us at ethics@remarkist.com. We treat these submissions as feedback on our platform design and review
them as part of our internal governance process. Submitting feedback under this Policy does not create a
legal claim or obligate Remarkist to respond publicly.

### 7.3 Updates to This Policy

We will update this Policy as our technology evolves and as our understanding of responsible platform
design develops. Material changes to this Policy will be communicated via in-platform notice or email. We
will maintain a version history of this document and make prior versions available on request.

### 7.4 Limitations of This Policy

This Policy describes commitments and intentions. It is not a guarantee of outcomes. Technology systems are
complex, and we will not always live up to these commitments perfectly. Where we fall short, we are
committed to acknowledging it and working to correct it. This Policy does not create contractual obligations
that supplement or modify the Remarkist Terms of Service, and it does not give rise to any legal claim
against Remarkist.

## Questions or Concerns?

For questions about this Policy or to submit feedback on our technology practices, contact
ethics@remarkist.com.

### Contact Information

Remarkist Inc.  
Website: [https://remarkist.com](https://remarkist.com/)Email: support@remarkist.com  
304 S. Jones Blvd #646  
Las Vegas, NV 89107

# Accessibility Statement

Our commitment to accessible design and how to report barriers.

*Effective on May 11, 2026*

Remarkist is committed to making its platform accessible to everyone, including members with visual,
auditory, motor, cognitive, and other disabilities. This Statement describes our accessibility standard, our
current status, known limitations, and how to contact us if you encounter a barrier. We view accessibility
as an ongoing responsibility, not a compliance checkbox, and we will update this Statement as our platform
and our progress develop.

## 1. Our Commitment

We believe fandom is for everyone. The Remarkist platform—including the Remarkist app, Folkic, Masslore,
Audio Dens, and the Mementos system—should be usable by members with disabilities to the greatest extent
possible. Accessibility considerations are part of our product development process: we aim to catch barriers
before features ship, not only after they are reported.

We are a growing platform, and we recognize that we have not yet achieved full accessibility across all
features. This Statement is honest about that. Where we are aware of known limitations, we say so. Where we
are still working to meet our standard, we say so. We commit to addressing reported barriers in good faith
and within reasonable timeframes.

## 2. Our Accessibility Standard

### 2.1 Target Conformance Level

Remarkist targets conformance with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 at Level AA across
all Remarkist Products. WCAG 2.1 AA is an internationally recognized benchmark for digital accessibility and
covers a broad range of criteria relating to perceivability, operability, understandability, and robustness
of digital content.

Targeting WCAG 2.1 AA means that we aim to support users of screen readers, keyboard-only navigation, voice
control software, high-contrast display modes, and other assistive technologies commonly used by members
with disabilities. It does not mean that every feature currently meets every criterion; the Known
Limitations section below describes areas where we are not yet at that standard.

### 2.2 Applicable Platforms

This Statement covers all Remarkist Products accessible to members, including the web application, iOS
mobile application, and Android mobile application. Where different products have different accessibility
status, this is noted in the Known Limitations section. Certain third-party features embedded in or linked
from the Remarkist platform—such as payment processors or external streaming tools—are operated by third
parties and are subject to those parties’ own accessibility commitments, which are outside Remarkist’s
control.

## 3. Current Accessibility Status

### 3.1 Areas of Strength

We have made deliberate accessibility investments in the following areas of the platform:

* Text content, headings, and navigation structures across core platform screens are designed to be
  compatible with screen reader software and to follow a logical reading order.
* Interactive controls—including buttons, form fields, and navigation elements—include accessible labels
  where those labels are not otherwise visually apparent.
* Color contrast across primary interface elements is designed to meet the WCAG 2.1 AA minimum contrast
  ratio for text and interactive components.
* The platform does not rely solely on color to convey information; where color is used as a signal, a
  secondary indicator (such as a label or icon) is also provided.
* Core account management flows, including sign-up, login, and subscription management, are tested for
  keyboard operability.

### 3.2 Known Limitations

We are aware of the following areas where the platform does not yet fully meet our WCAG 2.1 AA target. We
are actively working on these and will update this Statement as improvements are made:

* **Memento crafting interface.** The visual design tools used for Memento crafting involve
  complex graphic interaction that presents challenges for screen reader users and keyboard-only
  navigation. We are working to improve the accessibility of these tools. In the meantime, members who
  require assistance with Memento crafting may contact support@remarkist.com for guidance.
* **Audio Den live audio events.** Live audio content is not currently accompanied by
  real-time captions. We recognize this is a significant barrier for Deaf and hard-of-hearing members. We
  are evaluating captioning solutions and will update this Statement when a timeline for implementation is
  available.
* **SVG icon catalog interface.** The icon browsing and selection tool used in Memento
  crafting has limited screen reader support for icon identification and selection. Improvements are in
  progress.
* **Some dynamic content areas.** Including live event updates and certain marketplace
  notifications—may not reliably trigger ARIA live region announcements for screen reader users. We are
  auditing these areas.
* **Mobile application.** Some features available on the web application have reduced
  accessibility on iOS and Android pending platform-specific accessibility passes. We are prioritizing
  mobile accessibility in our current development cycle.

## 4. Assistive Technology Compatibility

Remarkist Products are designed to be compatible with common assistive technologies, including:

* Screen readers: NVDA and JAWS on Windows; VoiceOver on macOS and iOS; TalkBack on Android.
* Keyboard-only navigation on desktop browsers.
* Voice control software including Dragon NaturallySpeaking and Voice Control on macOS/iOS.
* Browser zoom and operating system text scaling.
* High-contrast display modes on Windows and macOS.

We test against these technologies as part of our accessibility review process, though not exhaustively
across every feature at every release. If you experience compatibility issues with an assistive technology
not listed here, please let us know.

## 5. How to Report an Accessibility Barrier

### 5.1 Contact Us

If you encounter an accessibility barrier on any Remarkist Product, we want to hear about it. Please
contact us at:

* Email: accessibility@remarkist.com
* Subject line: Accessibility Barrier Report

When reporting a barrier, it is helpful to include: the Remarkist Product and platform (web, iOS, Android)
where you encountered the barrier; a description of what you were trying to do and what prevented you from
doing it; the assistive technology you are using, if applicable; and any error messages or visible symptoms
you observed.

### 5.2 Our Response Commitment

We acknowledge accessibility barrier reports within five business days and aim to provide a substantive
response—including an assessment of the barrier and, where possible, an estimated timeline for
resolution—within fifteen business days. Where a barrier cannot be resolved promptly, we will communicate
our plan and timeline and provide alternative means of accessing the relevant feature where feasible.

### 5.3 No Adverse Consequences for Reporting

Reporting an accessibility barrier will not result in any adverse action against your account. We welcome
barrier reports as a contribution to the platform’s improvement and treat them accordingly.

## 6. Creator Responsibilities

Creators and Hosts who produce content on the Remarkist platform—including event descriptions, Memento
titles and descriptions, and Masslore contributions—are encouraged to make their own content as accessible
as possible. Practical steps include writing clear and descriptive text, avoiding the use of color alone to
convey meaning in visual content, and providing meaningful titles and descriptions for Mementos that will be
encountered by members with visual disabilities using screen readers. Remarkist does not enforce
accessibility requirements on individual Creator content but reserves the right to establish accessibility
guidelines for Creator tools and content in the future.

## 7. Formal Complaints

If you have reported an accessibility barrier and you believe our response was inadequate or that we have
failed to meet our accessibility obligations under applicable law, you may escalate your concern by
contacting legal@remarkist.com with a description of the barrier, the response you received, and the basis
for your concern. Members in the European Union may also contact the relevant national authority responsible
for enforcing the European Accessibility Act in their member state. Members in the United Kingdom may
contact the Equality and Human Rights Commission. Members in the United States may contact the relevant
enforcement agency under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) or Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act,
as applicable.

## 8. Updates to This Statement

This Statement is reviewed and updated regularly. Updates will reflect changes in our accessibility status,
new features, resolved limitations, and any changes to our standard or approach. The date of the most recent
update is shown at the top of this document. We will communicate material changes—such as the resolution of
a significant known limitation—via in-platform notice.

## Accessibility Contact

To report an accessibility barrier or request an accommodation:

> Email: accessibility@remarkist.com  
> Subject: Accessibility Barrier Report

For formal complaints or legal accessibility concerns: legal@remarkist.com

### General Contact Information

Remarkist Inc.  
Website: [https://remarkist.com](https://remarkist.com/)Email: support@remarkist.com  
304 S. Jones Blvd #646  
Las Vegas, NV 89107

# Paid Services Policy

Lumo subscriptions, KRNL packs, and all paid features.

*Effective on May 11, 2026*

This Paid Services Policy governs all purchases, subscriptions, and paid features available on the
Remarkist platform, including Lumo Subscriptions, KRNL® Token Packs, and COLR Packs. This Policy is
incorporated by reference into the Remarkist [Terms of Service](#terms-of-service) and should be read together with the [Virtual
Game Economy Policy](#virtual-game-economy) and the [Earnings & Payout Policy](#earnings-payout). In the event of any conflict between this Policy
and the Terms of Service, the Terms of Service control.

By purchasing, activating, or using any Paid Service, you agree to be bound by this Policy in addition to
the Remarkist Terms of Service and all other applicable platform policies.

## 1. Overview of Paid Services

Remarkist offers the following categories of paid features and services:

* **Lumo Subscriptions.** A recurring subscription tier that unlocks enhanced platform
  features, creative tools, exclusive benefits, and a monthly COLR credit allocation for members.
* **KRNL® Token Packs.** Purchasable bundles of KRNL®, the platform’s primary game token,
  used to access creative features, unlock rooms, attend events, and engage in a wide range of in-platform
  activities.
* **COLR Packs.** Purchasable bundles of COLR, Remarkist’s platform credit. COLR is also
  earned automatically through qualifying purchases and Lumo membership. Spending and redemption features
  for COLR are not yet available; when they become available, applicable terms will be communicated in
  advance.
* **Premium Event Access.** Paid tickets or entry passes for creator-hosted events,
  exclusive content unlocks, or other special platform experiences, as offered from time to time.
* **Other Paid Offerings.** Additional paid features or services that Remarkist may
  introduce, governed by this Policy unless separately disclosed at the time of purchase.

All Paid Services are digital in nature. No physical goods are shipped or delivered. All purchases are made
in U.S. dollars unless otherwise indicated at the time of purchase.

Because Paid Services are digital and delivered immediately, purchases are generally non‑refundable except
where required by law.

## 2. Lumo Subscriptions: Benefits & Terms

### 2.1 What Is Lumo?

Lumo is Remarkist’s premium membership subscription. A Lumo subscription grants you access to an enhanced
suite of platform features for the duration of your active subscription period, and awards a monthly COLR
credit allocation as part of your membership. Lumo is offered on both a monthly and an annual billing basis;
current pricing, billing intervals, and included features are displayed at the point of purchase and on the
Remarkist website.

### 2.2 Lumo Benefits

Lumo subscribers receive access to features that may include, but are not limited to:

* Expanded creative tools and editor capabilities within Remarkist Products.
* Priority access or early entry to new platform features, Products, or beta experiences.
* A monthly allocation of COLR credits automatically credited to the subscriber’s account, as specified
  at the time of subscription.
* Reduced platform fees on eligible Memento crafting or marketplace transactions, as detailed in the
  Virtual Game Economy Policy.
* Enhanced profile customization options and cosmetic features.
* Additional storage capacity for Submissions, where applicable.
* Access to Lumo-exclusive community spaces, events, or content, as made available by Remarkist from time
  to time.

The specific features and benefits included in a Lumo subscription may vary and are subject to change in
accordance with Section 7.3 of this Policy. Remarkist will make reasonable efforts to communicate changes to
active subscribers in advance.

### 2.3 Subscription Billing & Renewal

Lumo subscriptions are billed in advance at the start of each billing period—monthly or annually, depending
on the plan selected. By purchasing a Lumo subscription, you authorize Remarkist (or its designated
third-party payment processor) to charge your selected payment method automatically at the beginning of each
billing period.

Subscriptions renew automatically unless canceled prior to the renewal date. You are responsible for
canceling your subscription before renewal if you do not wish to be charged for the next billing period.
Cancellation instructions are available in your account settings.

Annual subscriptions offer a discounted effective monthly rate compared to monthly billing. If you switch
between plan intervals, the change will take effect at the end of your current billing period, and any
applicable credits or adjustments will be calculated at the time of the switch.

### 2.4 Free Trials & Promotional Offers

Remarkist may offer free trial periods or promotional pricing for Lumo subscriptions from time to time.
Unless you cancel before the end of any free trial period, your subscription will automatically convert to a
paid subscription and your payment method will be charged at the then-current rate. Remarkist reserves the
right to determine eligibility for free trials and to limit free trials to one per account or per household.
COLR allocations are not issued during free trial periods unless expressly stated.

### 2.5 Cancellation of Lumo

You may cancel your Lumo subscription at any time through your account settings. Cancellation takes effect
at the end of the current billing period. You will retain access to Lumo features until that date. No
partial refunds or prorated credits are provided for unused time within a billing period, except where
required by applicable law.

Upon cancellation, your account reverts to the standard free membership tier. Monthly COLR allocations
cease after the final billing period. Any COLR credits already in your account remain in your account; no
further monthly allocations will be issued after the cancellation date.

## 3. KRNL® Token Packs

### 3.1 What Is KRNL®?

KRNL® is Remarkist’s primary platform game token—the currency of creative play. Members use KRNL® to unlock
rooms, attend events, craft Mementos, tip other users, and access a broad range of in-platform creative
activities. KRNL® is fractional and divisible to fine decimal precision, enabling granular use across
platform mechanics. It is transferable between members through platform-sanctioned tipping and gifting
features.

KRNL® has no real-world monetary value. It does not constitute currency, stored value, property, or legal
tender of any kind. KRNL® may only be used within Remarkist Products as described in this Policy and the
Virtual Game Economy Policy.

### 3.2 Purchasing KRNL® Token Packs

KRNL® Token Packs are sold in fixed bundles at prices displayed at the point of purchase. Prices are listed
in U.S. dollars and may vary by region due to applicable taxes, currency conversion, or platform-specific
pricing (e.g., Apple App Store or Google Play pricing). All Token Pack purchases are final and
non-refundable unless otherwise required by applicable law.

KRNL® purchased via Token Packs is credited to your account immediately upon confirmation of payment. If
KRNL® is not credited within a reasonable time, contact Remarkist Support at support@remarkist.com.
Qualifying Token Pack purchases earn COLR cashback at the rate displayed at checkout.

### 3.3 KRNL® Balance & Forfeiture

KRNL® balances do not expire during the life of an active account in good standing. KRNL® may be forfeited
upon account suspension or termination for policy violations, voluntary account deletion, or a determination
by Remarkist that KRNL® was obtained through fraudulent, exploitative, or abusive means.

## 4. COLR Packs & Credits: Remarkist’s Platform Credit System

### 4.1 What Is COLR?

COLR is Remarkist’s platform credit—a loyalty and cashback system that rewards members for spending on the
platform. COLR is distinct from KRNL® in character and purpose:

* COLR is redeemable exclusively toward eligible Paid Services as made available by Remarkist at its
  discretion. It cannot be used for game or creative mechanics such as unlocking rooms, attending events,
  or crafting Mementos, which require KRNL®.
* COLR is expressed only in whole numbers. It is not fractional and cannot be accumulated, displayed, or
  spent in partial units.
* COLR is personal and non-transferable between members. It cannot be tipped, gifted, sent, traded, or
  exchanged with other users. COLR flows only from a member’s account to the platform.
* COLR may be purchased directly in COLR Packs, earned as cashback on qualifying purchases, and received
  as part of a Lumo subscription allocation.

### 4.2 How COLR Is Earned

Members earn COLR through the following mechanisms:

* **Purchase Cashback.** Members automatically earn COLR on qualifying cash purchases of
  Paid Services, such as KRNL® Token Packs, COLR Packs, and premium event access. The applicable cashback
  rate is displayed at checkout and may vary by product or promotional period. Purchases made entirely
  using COLR do not earn additional COLR cashback.
* **Lumo Subscription Allocation.** Active Lumo subscribers receive a fixed monthly COLR
  credit as part of their subscription benefits, credited at the start of each billing period.
* **COLR Pack Purchase.** Members may purchase COLR directly in fixed bundles (COLR Packs)
  at prices displayed at the point of purchase. COLR Packs are subject to the same purchase, refund, and
  cancellation rules that apply to KRNL® Token Packs under Section 3 of this Policy.

### 4.3 What COLR Can Be Used For

Remarkist may, at its discretion, make COLR redemption and spending features available to members. When
such features are made available, eligible uses, applicable rates, and any additional terms will be
disclosed at that time. COLR cannot be redeemed for cash by members under any circumstances.

### 4.4 COLR Balance & Expiry

COLR credits do not expire during the life of an active account in good standing. Remarkist reserves the
right to introduce reasonable rollover or expiry terms in the future with advance notice to affected
members.

### 4.5 COLR Forfeiture & Clawback

COLR credits are forfeited upon account suspension or termination for policy violations, voluntary account
deletion, or a determination by Remarkist that COLR was accumulated through fraudulent or abusive means,
including refund cycling or chargeback abuse. COLR credits earned on a subsequently refunded or charged-back
purchase will be deducted from your balance. If your balance is insufficient to cover the deduction at the
time of the reversal, future COLR earnings may be applied to offset the deficit before being credited to
your account.

## 5. Purchase, Refunds & Cancellations

### 5.1 Payment Authorization

By completing a purchase of any Paid Service, you represent that you are authorized to use the payment
method provided and that all payment information is accurate and current. You authorize Remarkist or its
designated payment processor to charge the applicable fees at the time of purchase, and for subscriptions,
at the start of each renewal period. If you are a minor between the ages of 16 and 18, any purchase must be
authorized by your parent or legal guardian.

EU and UK residents may have a statutory 14-day right to withdraw from digital purchases unless performance
begins with your express consent and acknowledgment of loss of that right.

### 5.2 Third-Party Payment Platforms

Purchases made through third-party platforms—such as the Apple App Store or Google Play—are subject to
those platforms’ payment terms and refund policies in addition to this Policy. Disputes regarding such
purchases must be addressed through those platforms’ support channels. Remarkist is not responsible for
duplicate purchases or overlapping subscriptions arising from the use of multiple platform accounts.

### 5.3 Refund Policy

All purchases of Paid Services—including Lumo subscriptions, KRNL® Token Packs, and COLR Packs—are
generally non-refundable once digital content has been delivered or the subscription period has commenced.
Exceptions include statutory refund rights under applicable consumer protection law (including EU and UK
consumer rights law and Apple/Google platform requirements), verified technical failures on Remarkist’s part
(claim within 14 days), and confirmed duplicate charges (claim within 14 days with supporting evidence).

Where a refund is issued for a purchase on which COLR cashback was earned, the corresponding COLR amount
will be deducted from your balance. Refund requests must be submitted to support@remarkist.com with the
subject line “Refund Request.”

Where required by EU or UK law, users expressly consent to immediate performance of digital services and
acknowledge that this consent may result in the loss of statutory withdrawal rights once performance begins.

### 5.4 Chargebacks

If you initiate a chargeback, payment reversal, or dispute with your payment provider for a Paid Service,
Remarkist may immediately suspend or terminate your account and revoke access to Paid Services pending
resolution.

Where a chargeback is resolved in Remarkist’s favor, access to the affected services may be restored at
Remarkist’s discretion once any outstanding amounts, fees, or reversed benefits are reconciled.

Repeated, excessive, or abusive chargebacks—including disputes that materially misrepresent a transaction
or are initiated without first contacting Remarkist support—may result in permanent restriction of Paid
Services, forfeiture of promotional credits or in-platform benefits associated with the disputed
transaction, and additional account action in accordance with the Terms of Service.

Any COLR earned on the disputed purchase may be deducted from your balance. We encourage you to contact
Remarkist Support before initiating a chargeback.

Nothing in this section limits any mandatory consumer rights you may have under applicable law.

### 5.5 Cancellation Procedures

Lumo subscription cancellations must be completed through your account settings before the renewal date.
KRNL® Token Pack, COLR Pack, and one-time purchases cannot be canceled after tokens or features have been
delivered.

## 6. User Rights & Responsibilities

### 6.1 License to Use Paid Services

All Paid Service purchases grant you a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable license to
access and use the purchased features, tokens, or credits within Remarkist Products. Purchases do not grant
ownership of any underlying intellectual property, platform asset, or in-game item.

### 6.2 Account Responsibility

You are solely responsible for all purchases and activity associated with your Remarkist account, including
purchases made by others using your credentials. If you believe your account has been compromised, contact
support@remarkist.com immediately.

### 6.3 Honest Use of COLR & Promotions

COLR cashback, COLR Packs, promotional offers, and free trials are intended for individual, good-faith use.
Systematically exploiting cashback through multiple accounts, refund cycling, chargeback abuse, or other
deceptive means is a violation of the Terms of Service and may result in revocation of COLR credits and
account suspension.

### 6.4 Compliance with Platform Policies

Your use of any Paid Service is subject to full compliance with the Remarkist Terms of Service, Code of
Conduct, and all applicable platform policies. Paid membership does not create any exemption from community
standards or enforcement actions.

## 7. Platform Rights & Limitations

### 7.1 No Guarantee of Availability

Remarkist provides Paid Services on an “AS AVAILABLE” basis and does not guarantee uninterrupted access to
any Paid Service, feature, or in-platform item.

### 7.2 Nature of KRNL® — No Real-World Value

KRNL® has no monetary value outside the Remarkist platform. It does not constitute property, stored value,
currency, or an investment instrument. Purchasing KRNL® Token Packs grants a limited license to use KRNL®
within Remarkist Products and does not create any ownership interest or financial claim against Remarkist.

### 7.3 Nature of COLR — Platform Credit, Not Stored Value

COLR is a platform credit redeemable exclusively toward eligible Paid Services and is not a financial
instrument, stored value account, or legal tender. COLR is not redeemable for cash by members.

### 7.4 Modification of Paid Services

Remarkist reserves the right to modify, rebalance, suspend, or discontinue any Paid Service—including KRNL®
utilities, COLR earning rates, COLR redemption options, subscription benefits, and pricing—at any time. For
active subscription holders, Remarkist will provide reasonable advance notice of material changes via email
or in-platform notification.

### 7.5 Price Changes

Remarkist may change the pricing of any Paid Service at any time. For recurring subscriptions, price
changes take effect at the next renewal date following notice. Continued use after a price change
constitutes acceptance of the updated pricing.

### 7.6 Taxes

Prices displayed may not include applicable taxes. You are responsible for all applicable taxes on your
purchases unless Remarkist is legally required to collect and remit them on your behalf.

## 8. Enforcement & Violations

### 8.1 Suspension & Termination

Remarkist may suspend or terminate your access to Paid Services without refund for violations of the Terms
of Service, Code of Conduct, or this Policy, including fraudulent purchasing activity, COLR cashback or
chargeback abuse, multi-account exploitation of earning mechanics, and any conduct constituting a material
breach of applicable policies.

### 8.2 No Refund Upon Enforcement Action

Accounts suspended or terminated for policy violations are not entitled to refunds of unused subscription
time, KRNL® balances, or COLR credits, except where required by applicable law.

### 8.3 Appeals

Appeals of enforcement actions may be submitted to appeals@remarkist.com and are reviewed on a case-by-case
basis.

### 8.4 Governing Policies

This Policy is part of the Remarkist Terms of Service. Additional terms governing the virtual economy,
Mementos, and Creator earnings are set out in the Virtual Game Economy Policy, Digital Collectibles &
Mementos Terms, and Earnings & Payout Policy. In the event of any conflict, the Terms of Service
control.

Disputes relating to Paid Services are subject to the dispute‑resolution provisions in the Terms of
Service.

## Questions about Paid Services?

Contact Remarkist Support at support@remarkist.com. For billing disputes, include your account email,
transaction date, and a description of the issue.

### Contact Information

Remarkist Inc.  
Website: [https://remarkist.com](https://remarkist.com/)Email: support@remarkist.com  
304 S. Jones Blvd #646  
Las Vegas, NV 89107

# Virtual Game Economy Policy

KRNL®, COLR, Mementos, harvesting, and marketplace rules.

*Effective on May 11, 2026*

This Virtual Game Economy Policy governs how Remarkist’s virtual economy operates, including the
mechanics of KRNL® (the platform’s game token), COLR (the platform’s credit system),
Mementos, event rewards, and marketplace activity. This Policy is incorporated by reference into the
Remarkist [Terms of Service](#terms-of-service) and supplements the [Paid Services Policy](#paid-services), [Digital Collectibles & Mementos Terms](#digital-collectibles), and [Earnings & Payout Policy](#earnings-payout). In the event of any conflict, the Terms of Service control.

Several features of the Remarkist virtual economy are in active development and not yet fully available.
Members are currently earning COLR through qualifying purchases and Lumo membership. Spending and redemption
features for COLR are not yet available; when they become available, applicable terms will be communicated
to members in advance.

## 1. Overview of the Virtual Economy

### 1.1 Purpose

The Remarkist virtual economy is designed to reward genuine platform participation, encourage creative
engagement, and support a community-driven marketplace for digital collectibles. The economy operates
through two distinct systems: KRNL®, the platform’s game token for creative play, and COLR, the
platform’s credit system for paid services. Understanding the difference between these two systems is
essential to participating in the economy correctly.

### 1.2 KRNL® and COLR: Side by Side

KRNL® and COLR serve different purposes and operate under different rules. The key distinctions are:

* **KRNL®** is Remarkist’s game token. It is earned through gameplay and platform
  participation, purchased via KRNL® Token Packs, transferable between members (tippable and earnable
  from others), fractional and divisible to fine decimal precision, and used to access creative and
  gameplay features such as rooms, events, and Memento crafting. KRNL® has no real-world monetary
  value.
* **COLR** is Remarkist’s platform credit. It is earned as cashback on qualifying
  purchases and through Lumo subscription membership. It is non-transferable between members (it flows
  only from a member’s account to the platform), expressed only in whole numbers (not fractional),
  and redeemable exclusively toward eligible Paid Services—not for gameplay or creative mechanics.
  Spending and redemption features for COLR will be made available at Remarkist’s discretion, with
  terms communicated at that time.

### 1.3 Nature of Virtual Items

All virtual items within the Remarkist economy—including KRNL®, COLR, Mementos, badges, boosts,
streaks, and other in-game assets—are virtual features of the Remarkist platform. They do not constitute
property, stored value, currency, or legal tender. They do not constitute securities, investment contracts,
or financial instruments. They are owned by Remarkist; users hold a limited, revocable license to use
virtual items within Remarkist Products, not ownership of underlying assets. They have no real-world
monetary value except where a specific payout or conversion mechanism is expressly offered by Remarkist.

### 1.4 No Economy Guarantee

Remarkist makes no representation that the virtual economy will maintain any particular structure, value,
or availability over time. The economy is subject to change, rebalancing, or discontinuation at
Remarkist’s sole discretion. Participation does not guarantee any economic return.

## 2. KRNL®: The Platform Game Token

### 2.1 What Is KRNL®?

KRNL® is Remarkist’s primary platform game token—the currency of creative play. It is fractional
and divisible to fine decimal precision. It is transferable between members: members can tip KRNL® to
others and receive KRNL® from others through platform-sanctioned features. KRNL® has no real-world
monetary value and does not constitute currency, stored value, or legal tender of any kind.

### 2.2 Earning KRNL®

KRNL® may be earned through the following mechanisms, subject to eligibility and availability:

* **Platform Participation Rewards.** Remarkist may award KRNL® for engagement
  activities including content creation, community interaction, event attendance, and completing platform
  challenges. Eligible activities and reward amounts are displayed in the platform and subject to change.
* **Masslore Contributions.** Approved contributors to the Masslore reference database may
  earn KRNL® for eligible contributions, as described in the Masslore Terms. Rewards are
  discretionary and subject to quality and editorial standards.
* **Event Participation.** Certain events may include KRNL® rewards for participants,
  as described in Section 5 of this Policy.
* **Tips & Transfers from Other Members.** Members may earn KRNL® by receiving tips
  or transfers from other members through platform-sanctioned features.
* **Creator Rewards.** Creators may earn KRNL® through approved Creator programs, as
  described in the Earnings & Payout Policy.
* **Purchase.** KRNL® may be purchased directly through KRNL® Token Packs as
  described in the Paid Services Policy.

Remarkist reserves the right to adjust, cap, or discontinue any KRNL® earning mechanism at any time.

### 2.3 Spending KRNL®

KRNL® may be used within the Remarkist platform for creative and gameplay activities, including:

* Unlocking rooms, Audio Dens, and other access-gated platform spaces.
* Attending events that require KRNL® for admission.
* Memento crafting and acquisition, as described in the Digital Collectibles & Mementos Terms.
* In-platform tipping or gifting KRNL® to other members.
* Unlocking platform features, content, or boosts as offered from time to time.
* Marketplace transactions denominated in KRNL®, as described in Section 6 of this Policy.

KRNL® may not be exchanged for real-world currency except through conversion mechanisms expressly
offered by Remarkist, subject to the Earnings & Payout Policy.

### 2.4 KRNL® Transfers Between Members

KRNL® is transferable between members through platform-sanctioned tipping and gifting features.
Transfers are final once completed. Members may not charge real-world consideration in exchange for
KRNL® transfers outside of official platform mechanisms.

### 2.5 KRNL® Balance & Forfeiture

KRNL® balances do not expire during the life of an active account in good standing. KRNL® may be
forfeited upon account suspension or termination for policy violations, voluntary account deletion, or a
determination that KRNL® was obtained through fraudulent, exploitative, or abusive means.

## 3. COLR: The Platform Credit System

### 3.1 What Is COLR?

COLR is Remarkist’s platform credit—a loyalty and cashback system that rewards members for spending
on the platform. COLR is entirely separate from KRNL® and operates under different rules. COLR is
redeemable exclusively toward eligible Paid Services; it cannot be used for gameplay or creative mechanics
such as unlocking rooms, attending events, or crafting Mementos. Those activities require KRNL®.

COLR is expressed only in whole numbers. It is not fractional and cannot be accumulated, displayed, or
spent in partial units.

COLR is personal and non-transferable between members. It cannot be tipped, gifted, sent, traded, or
exchanged with other users by any means. COLR flows only from a member’s account to the platform.

### 3.2 How COLR Is Earned

Members earn COLR through the following mechanisms:

* **Purchase Cashback.** Members automatically earn COLR on qualifying cash purchases of
  Paid Services, such as KRNL® Token Packs, COLR Packs, Lumo subscriptions, and premium event access.
  The applicable cashback rate is displayed at checkout and may vary by product or promotional period.
  Purchases made entirely using COLR do not earn additional cashback.
* **Lumo Subscription Allocation.** Active Lumo subscribers receive a fixed monthly COLR
  credit, credited at the start of each billing period.
* **COLR Pack Purchase.** When available, members may purchase COLR directly in fixed
  bundles at prices displayed at the point of purchase. COLR Packs are subject to the same purchase,
  refund, and cancellation rules as KRNL® Token Packs under the Paid Services Policy.

COLR is not earned through gameplay, KRNL® spending, content creation, Masslore contributions,
receiving tips, or any other activity-based platform participation. It is a reward tied exclusively to
qualifying cash expenditure and active Lumo membership.

### 3.3 COLR Is Not Transferable

COLR cannot be tipped, gifted, sent, traded, or transferred to another member’s account by any means.
Any arrangement purporting to exchange, sell, or transfer COLR between members—whether on or off the
platform—is prohibited and void. Remarkist will not recognize or give effect to any such arrangement.

### 3.4 COLR Is Not Fractional

COLR exists only in whole numbers. Where a cashback calculation would produce a fractional result, it will
be rounded in accordance with rounding rules displayed at checkout. COLR cannot be accumulated, displayed,
or redeemed in partial units under any circumstances.

### 3.5 COLR Redemption

Remarkist may, at its discretion, make COLR redemption and spending features available to members. When
such features are made available, eligible uses, applicable rates, and any additional terms will be
disclosed at that time. COLR cannot be redeemed for cash by members under any circumstances.

### 3.6 COLR Balance & Forfeiture

COLR credits do not expire during the life of an active account in good standing. Remarkist reserves the
right to introduce reasonable rollover or expiry terms in the future with advance notice. COLR is forfeited
upon account suspension or termination for policy violations, voluntary account deletion, or a determination
that COLR was accumulated through fraudulent or abusive means. COLR earned on a subsequently refunded or
charged-back purchase will be clawed back. If a member’s balance is insufficient to cover a clawback,
future COLR earnings may be applied to offset the deficit before being credited to the account.

## 4. Memento-Related Economy Mechanics

### 4.1 What Are Mementos?

Mementos are Remarkist’s digital collectible items—unique or limited-edition in-platform assets
crafted by Creators and collected by members. Mementos exist within the Remarkist platform ecosystem and are
subject to the Digital Collectibles & Mementos Terms in addition to this Policy.

### 4.2 Crafting Mementos

Eligible Creators may craft Mementos using KRNL® and, where applicable, other in-platform resources.
Crafting is denominated in KRNL®, not COLR. KRNL® and resources consumed in crafting are
non-refundable if the crafting is canceled or fails. Crafting costs, requirements, and mechanics are
described in the Digital Collectibles & Mementos Terms.

### 4.3 Memento Rarity & Supply

Mementos may be issued in defined quantities establishing rarity tiers (such as common, uncommon, rare, or
legendary). Rarity designations are set at the time of crafting and may affect Memento utility, appearance,
and marketplace behavior. Remarkist may establish platform-wide limits on Memento supply and reserves the
right to introduce, modify, or retire rarity systems at any time.

### 4.4 Memento Ownership Within the Platform

When you acquire a Memento—whether through crafting, purchase, or trade—you hold a limited, revocable
license to display, use, and transfer it within the Remarkist platform in accordance with these terms. You
do not acquire ownership of the underlying intellectual property, design, or digital asset. Remarkist
retains all intellectual property rights in Mementos and associated platform assets.

### 4.5 Creator Royalties on Mementos

When a Memento is transferred or sold within the Remarkist marketplace, the Creator who crafted it may
receive a royalty on the transaction. Royalties on KRNL®-denominated transactions are paid in
KRNL®. Where COLR-based transaction features are made available in the future, applicable royalty terms
will be communicated at that time. Royalty rates and structures are described in the Earnings & Payout
Policy.

## 5. Event Participation & Harvesting Mechanics

### 5.1 Event Economy Features

Certain Remarkist platform events include economy mechanics through which participants can earn KRNL®,
Mementos, or other virtual rewards through engagement, achievement, or participation. Event economy rewards
are denominated in KRNL®. COLR is not awarded as an event reward; COLR is earned only through
qualifying purchases, Lumo membership, and COLR Pack purchases.

### 5.2 Harvesting Mechanics

Some Remarkist events and features include harvesting mechanics—time-based or activity-based systems
through which participants accumulate KRNL® or other resources. Harvesting rates, caps, and mechanics
are determined by Remarkist and may vary by event type, Creator tier, or participation level. Remarkist may
adjust, rebalance, or discontinue harvesting mechanics at any time.

### 5.3 Event Reward Limits

Remarkist may establish per-account, per-event, or per-period limits on KRNL® or other rewards earned
through event participation. Attempts to circumvent reward limits through multiple accounts or other means
are a violation of this Policy and the Code of Conduct.

### 5.4 Event Cancellation

If a platform event is canceled or modified after participation has begun, Remarkist will make reasonable
efforts to honor economy commitments to participants up to the point of cancellation. Remarkist is not
liable for loss of anticipated rewards resulting from event cancellation or modification.

## 6. Trading, Transfers & Market Behavior

### 6.1 Transfer Rules by Token Type

The transfer rules for KRNL® and COLR are fundamentally different and must not be confused:

* KRNL® is transferable between members through platform-sanctioned tipping and gifting features and
  through KRNL®-denominated marketplace transactions.
* COLR is not transferable between members under any circumstances. Any purported off-platform sale,
  trade, exchange, or transfer of COLR is prohibited, void, and unenforceable. COLR flows only from a
  member’s account to the platform.

### 6.2 Marketplace Activity

Remarkist may offer a marketplace through which members can exchange Mementos and other designated virtual
items. Marketplace transactions are generally denominated in KRNL®. All marketplace transactions are
final once completed and cannot be reversed or refunded except where Remarkist determines fraud or error has
occurred.

### 6.3 Permitted Transfers

Mementos and designated virtual items may be transferred between accounts through officially supported
Remarkist platform features only. Off-platform transfers are not recognized by Remarkist and are conducted
at the participants’ own risk.

### 6.4 Prohibited Market Behavior

The following behaviors are expressly prohibited:

* **Wash trading**. Executing transactions between accounts you control, or between
  coordinated parties, to artificially inflate volume, Memento value, or earnings metrics.
* **Price manipulation**. Coordinating with others to artificially inflate or deflate the
  market value of Mementos or virtual items, or to corner supply for exploitative purposes.
* **Undisclosed related-party trading**. Buying from or selling to accounts you control, or
  with which you have an undisclosed financial arrangement.
* **Shill bidding or fake demand**. Creating artificial interest in a Memento through fake
  offers, fabricated scarcity signals, or misleading representations.
* **Off-platform selling of KRNL®**. Exchanging KRNL® for real-world currency or
  value outside of officially sanctioned Remarkist mechanisms.
* **Purported transfer of COLR**. Any attempt to sell, trade, exchange, or transfer COLR
  credits to another person, whether on or off the platform. COLR is non-transferable and such
  arrangements are prohibited regardless of the medium used.

### 6.5 Remarkist’s Market Authority

Remarkist reserves the right to monitor marketplace activity, investigate suspected abuse or manipulation,
void transactions that violate this Policy, and take enforcement action against accounts engaged in
prohibited behavior. Remarkist’s determination of whether a transaction or behavior violates this
Policy is final within the platform context.

## 7. Anti-Abuse Measures

### 7.1 Multi-Account Abuse

Using multiple accounts to accumulate KRNL®, COLR credits, Mementos, or other virtual items beyond
per-account limits; to exploit earning mechanisms; or to circumvent enforcement actions is a violation of
this Policy and the Terms of Service. Remarkist may detect and address multi-account abuse through automated
and manual review, including consolidating, reducing, or voiding balances associated with abusive account
networks.

### 7.2 COLR Cashback Abuse

Because COLR is earned on qualifying purchases, members must not engage in transactions designed to
generate COLR cashback without genuine economic intent—including purchasing and immediately refunding paid
services, using unauthorized payment methods to generate cashback, or coordinating purchase-refund cycles.
COLR credits associated with reversed transactions will be clawed back, and accounts engaged in cashback
abuse may be suspended or terminated.

### 7.3 Automation & Bots

The use of bots, scripts, macros, or automated tools to participate in earning activities, marketplace
transactions, event mechanics, or any other virtual economy feature is prohibited. Remarkist may take
technical and enforcement measures to detect and prevent automation abuse, including account suspension and
forfeiture of artificially earned balances.

### 7.4 Exploit Abuse

Intentionally exploiting bugs, design flaws, calculation errors, or unintended mechanics in the virtual
economy to gain excessive KRNL®, COLR, Mementos, or other advantages is prohibited. Users who discover
economy exploits are encouraged to report them at [violations@remarkist.com](mailto:violations@remarkist.com) with the subject line “Economy
Exploit Report.” Good-faith reporting will be taken into account in any subsequent enforcement review.

### 7.5 Money Laundering & Financial Abuse

Using any Remarkist economy mechanism to launder funds, obscure the source of financial transactions, or
circumvent financial regulations is strictly prohibited and may be reported to law enforcement.

### 7.6 Enforcement Measures

Remarkist may apply the following measures in response to detected abuse, proportionate to the violation:

* Reduction or forfeiture of KRNL® balances or COLR credits obtained through abusive means.
* Clawback of COLR credits associated with refunded, reversed, or fraudulent transactions.
* Suspension or permanent revocation of economy features, including earning, trading, tipping, and
  marketplace access.
* Account suspension or termination in accordance with the Terms of Service.
* Recovery of funds or items transferred in violation of this Policy, to the extent technically feasible.

## 8. Platform Rights & Limitations

### 8.1 Right to Modify the Economy

Remarkist may modify, rebalance, restructure, or discontinue any aspect of the virtual economy—including
KRNL® earning rates, spending utilities, COLR cashback rates, COLR redemption options, Memento rarity,
marketplace mechanics, and event rewards—at any time, with or without notice. Economy changes may affect the
perceived value or utility of items held by users. Remarkist is not liable for any such diminution.

### 8.2 Right to Suspend or Terminate Economy Access

Remarkist may suspend or terminate a user’s access to any or all virtual economy features at any
time, including as a result of enforcement action or policy violation. Suspended or terminated accounts
forfeit all KRNL® balances, COLR credits, Mementos, and other virtual items. No compensation or refund
is provided for forfeited items except where required by applicable law.

### 8.3 No Uptime Guarantee

Remarkist does not guarantee continuous availability of any virtual economy feature, marketplace, or
earning mechanism. Downtime, maintenance, or events outside Remarkist’s control may temporarily or
permanently affect feature availability.

### 8.4 Blockchain Interactions

Where Remarkist offers tools allowing members to tokenize Mementos or other content on external blockchain
networks, such tokenization is initiated solely at the member’s direction on third-party networks
outside Remarkist’s control. Tokenized assets are not part of the Remarkist virtual economy. Neither
KRNL® nor COLR is tokenized on any blockchain as part of the Remarkist platform. See Section 6 of the
Terms of Service and the Digital Collectibles & Mementos Terms for full detail.

## 9. Enforcement & User Accountability

### 9.1 Monitoring & Investigation

Remarkist may monitor virtual economy activity for compliance with this Policy using automated and manual
review processes. By participating in the virtual economy, you consent to such monitoring for the purpose of
maintaining platform integrity.

### 9.2 Reporting Abuse

Users who observe suspected economy abuse—including market manipulation, exploit use, multi-account
farming, or COLR cashback abuse—are encouraged to report it via in-platform reporting tools or by emailing
[violations@remarkist.com](mailto:violations@remarkist.com) with the subject line “Economy
Abuse Report.” Reports may be submitted anonymously where possible. Retaliation against users who make
good-faith reports is prohibited.

### 9.3 Enforcement Outcomes

Violations of this Policy may result in formal warnings, reduction or forfeiture of KRNL® or COLR
balances, clawback of improperly earned credits, suspension or revocation of economy features, account
suspension or termination, or referral to law enforcement. Enforcement is intended to be proportionate to
the severity and frequency of violations. Context, intent, and prior enforcement history may be considered.

### 9.4 Appeals

Users who believe an enforcement action was applied in error may appeal by contacting [appeals@remarkist.com](mailto:appeals@remarkist.com) with their account email, a description of
the action, and supporting information. Remarkist will review appeals in good faith and respond within a
reasonable time.

### 9.5 Survival

Provisions governing intellectual property, forfeiture, clawback, and Remarkist’s enforcement rights
survive account termination or deletion.

## Questions about the Virtual Economy?

Contact Remarkist Support at [support@remarkist.com](mailto:support@remarkist.com) with the
subject line “Game Economy Query.” To report suspected abuse, email [violations@remarkist.com](mailto:violations@remarkist.com) with the subject line “Economy
Abuse Report.”

### Contact Information

Remarkist Inc.  
Website: [https://remarkist.com](https://remarkist.com/)  
Email: support@remarkist.com  
304 S. Jones Blvd #646  
Las Vegas, NV 89107

# Preview & Experimental Features

Terms governing beta and experimental product features.

*Effective on May 11, 2026*

Remarkist is an actively developing platform. From time to time, we make features available to some or all
members before they are complete, fully tested, or ready for general release. This Notice describes what it
means when a feature is designated as Preview, Beta, or Experimental; what limitations apply to those
features; and what members and Creators should understand about how these features may change or be
discontinued. This Notice is incorporated by reference into the Remarkist [Terms of Service](#terms-of-service) and supplements
the [Paid Services Policy](#paid-services) and all other applicable policies. In the event of any conflict, the Terms of
Service control.

## 1. What Preview & Experimental Features Are

### 1.1 Definitions

Remarkist uses the following designations to describe features that have not yet reached full general
availability:

* **Preview.** A feature that is functional and available to members but has not yet
  completed full testing, may not yet have all planned capabilities, and may undergo changes before
  graduating to general availability or being retired.
* **Beta.** A feature that is available to a defined group of members—which may be all
  members, a segment of members, or members who have actively opted in—for testing and feedback purposes.
  Beta features are closer to intended final form than early experimental releases but are not guaranteed
  to launch in their current state.
* **Experimental.** An early-stage feature that may be highly unstable, subject to rapid
  change, limited to a small group, or designed to test a concept that may not proceed to development.
  Experimental features carry the highest uncertainty of any designated category.

Not every pre-release feature will carry one of these labels; Remarkist may roll out features incrementally
without a formal designation. In all cases, this Notice and the general provisions of the Terms of Service
apply to features that have not yet reached stable general availability.

### 1.2 Current Preview Features

The following platform features or feature areas are currently in a preview, in-development, or
partial-availability state as of the date of this Notice:

* **COLR redemption and spending features.** Members are currently earning COLR through
  qualifying purchases and Lumo subscription membership. Redemption and spending features, including any
  COLR-based Creator payment mechanisms, are in development. When made available, applicable terms will be
  communicated in advance. See the Paid Services Policy and Virtual Game Economy Policy for current COLR
  terms.
* **NFT tokenization of fortified Memento editions.** The ability for Hosts to unlock
  set-level tokenization eligibility and for edition owners to tokenize fortified editions on an external
  blockchain network is in development. No timeline for this feature’s availability is guaranteed. See the
  Digital Collectibles & Mementos Terms for full detail.
* **Additional platform features** as disclosed within the Remarkist app or platform at the
  time of access.

This list will be updated as features launch or are retired. The most current status of any in-development
feature is reflected in the relevant platform policy and in the Remarkist Help Center.

## 2. What Members Should Understand

### 2.1 No Stability Guarantee

Preview, Beta, and Experimental features are provided without any guarantee of stability, continuity, or
performance. They may contain bugs, behave inconsistently, produce unexpected results, or be unavailable at
times. Using a feature in a preview state means accepting a higher level of uncertainty than applies to
fully released platform features.

### 2.2 Features May Change

Preview and experimental features may change substantially between their current state and any future
release—or may not reach a future release at all. Specific capabilities, mechanics, pricing, user interface
elements, and behaviors described in connection with a preview feature may be modified, added, reduced, or
removed before the feature graduates to general availability. The description of a forthcoming feature in
any Remarkist policy, announcement, or Help Center article reflects intended design at the time of writing
and is not a commitment to deliver that feature in that form.

### 2.3 Features May Be Discontinued

Remarkist may discontinue any preview, beta, or experimental feature at any time, with or without notice,
and without liability. The discontinuation of a feature before general availability does not entitle members
to any compensation, refund, or substitute feature, except where members have made a direct cash payment for
access to that specific feature (in which case refund eligibility is governed by the Paid Services Policy).

### 2.4 Data and Content in Preview Features

Content, data, or activity generated through the use of preview or experimental features—including economy
activity, Memento interactions, Masslore contributions, or platform configurations—may be subject to reset,
migration, or loss when a feature changes state. Remarkist will make reasonable efforts to preserve member
data when preview features change, but does not guarantee data continuity across all feature transitions.
Members should not rely on preview features to maintain records or preserve content they cannot afford to
lose.

### 2.5 Economy Features in Preview

Where a preview or in-development feature involves the platform economy—including COLR spending mechanics,
Creator payout features, Memento tokenization, or KRNL® earning programs—special care applies:

* Earning COLR is live and the credits you have accumulated are real and will be honored when spending
  features become available.
* Remarkist will not retroactively change the value or quantity of COLR credits already earned by members
  when it launches spending features, except in cases of fraud, abuse, or error correction as described in
  the Paid Services Policy.

## 3. Participation in Beta Programs

### 3.1 Opt-In Beta Access

Remarkist may offer members the opportunity to opt into beta programs for access to features under
development. Opt-in beta access is offered as a privilege, not a right, and Remarkist may limit, restrict,
or revoke beta access at any time. By opting into a beta program, you agree to the terms of this Notice as
they apply to that feature.

### 3.2 Beta Conduct

Members participating in beta programs are expected to use beta features in good faith. Beta access may not
be used to:

* Probe or exploit technical vulnerabilities in beta features for personal gain or to harm other members.
* Attempt to extract data, reverse-engineer platform mechanics, or systematically test beta features in
  ways not consistent with normal use.
* Share access to beta features with members who have not been granted access through official channels.
* Misuse beta features in ways that would violate the Terms of Service, Code of Conduct, or any other
  applicable platform policy if conducted through a fully released feature.

### 3.3 Feedback

Remarkist values feedback from members who use preview and beta features. If you provide feedback,
suggestions, bug reports, or ideas in connection with a preview or beta feature—whether through in-platform
feedback tools, email, or other channels—you grant Remarkist a royalty-free, perpetual, irrevocable license
to use, incorporate, and build on that feedback without attribution or compensation. Feedback is a gift to
the platform, not a contractual deliverable that creates obligations on Remarkist’s part.

## 4. Limitations of Liability for Preview Features

### 4.1 As-Is Basis

Preview, beta, and experimental features are made available strictly on an “AS IS” and “AS AVAILABLE”
basis. Remarkist makes no representations or warranties of any kind regarding these features, including any
implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, or non-infringement. To the fullest
extent permitted by applicable law, Remarkist’s liability in connection with preview and experimental
features is limited as described in the Terms of Service.

### 4.2 No Compensation for Feature Changes

Remarkist is not liable for any loss, inconvenience, or disappointment arising from changes to preview
features, the discontinuation of experimental features, modifications to planned functionality, or the
failure of a forthcoming feature to launch. This limitation applies regardless of any statements Remarkist
has made about planned features in platform policies, announcements, roadmap materials, or Help Center
documentation.

### 4.3 Economy Losses

Remarkist is not liable for KRNL®, COLR, or other economy losses that result from bugs, instability,
unexpected behavior, or reset events in preview or experimental economy features. Where a verifiable
technical error on Remarkist’s part causes a demonstrable economy loss in connection with a preview feature,
members may contact support@remarkist.com within 14 days to request review. Remarkist will review such
requests in good faith but does not guarantee restoration or compensation.

## 5. Feature Lifecycle

### 5.1 Graduation to General Availability

A preview or beta feature may graduate to general availability when Remarkist determines it has met the
quality, stability, and policy standards for full release. Graduation may be accompanied by changes to
feature mechanics, pricing, or access that reflect the transition from preview to production. Members who
accessed a feature in preview are not guaranteed continued access, pricing equivalence, or behavioral
equivalence after graduation, though Remarkist will make reasonable efforts to communicate material changes
in advance.

### 5.2 Retirement

A preview or beta feature may be retired—discontinued without graduating to general availability—at any
time. Where a retirement affects features that have been actively used by a meaningful number of members,
Remarkist will make reasonable efforts to provide advance notice. Notice may be provided via in-platform
notification, email, or an update to relevant platform policies. The minimum notice period for retirement of
a preview feature that has been publicly available is 14 days, except where immediate retirement is required
for security, legal, or safety reasons.

### 5.3 Policy Updates for Launched Features

When a preview feature is launched, the relevant policy will be updated to reflect its live status. The
Preview & Experimental Features Notice will also be updated to remove the feature from the list of
current preview features in Section 1.2. Members who want to track the status of specific features in
development should consult the relevant platform policy and the Remarkist Help Center.

## Questions about Preview Features?

For questions about a specific preview feature, see the relevant platform policy or the Remarkist Help
Center. To report a bug or technical issue with a preview feature, contact support@remarkist.com with the
subject line “Preview Feature Issue” and the name of the feature.

### Contact Information

Remarkist Inc.  
Website: [https://remarkist.com](https://remarkist.com/)Email: support@remarkist.com  
304 S. Jones Blvd #646  
Las Vegas, NV 89107

# Creator Terms

Supplemental terms for event hosts and content creators.

*Effective on May 11, 2026*

Welcome to the Remarkist Creator Terms. These terms govern your participation as a Creator or Host within
the Remarkist Ecosystem. “Creators” and “Hosts” refer to members who create content, host events, craft
Mementos, upload assets to shared platform catalogs, or otherwise provide experiences on the Remarkist
platform. By engaging in any of these activities, you agree to these Creator Terms in addition to the
Remarkist [Terms of Service](#terms-of-service), [Code of Conduct](#code-of-conduct), and all other applicable platform policies. In the event of any
conflict between these Creator Terms and the Terms of Service, the Terms of Service control.

## 1. Eligibility & Account Requirements

### 1.1 General Eligibility

To participate as a Creator or Host on Remarkist, you must:

* Have a Remarkist account in good standing, with no active suspension, restriction, or enforcement
  action that would limit hosting or content creation privileges.
* Be at least 16 years of age, or the minimum age required by your local law if higher. Where Creators
  participate in earning programs involving real-world monetary value, the minimum age is 18 (see the
  Earnings & Payout Policy).
* Have agreed to the Remarkist Terms of Service, Code of Conduct, and these Creator Terms.
* Comply with all applicable laws governing your content, hosting activity, and any monetization features
  you use.

Some features available to Creators may be in active development at any given time. Your use of any such
features is governed by the Preview & Experimental Features Notice, which you should review.

### 1.2 No Separate Creator Application Required

Remarkist does not require a separate application or approval process to host events or create content,
subject to account standing requirements. Certain advanced hosting features, monetization tools, or catalog
contribution privileges may require additional eligibility criteria, which will be disclosed within the
platform at the point of access.

### 1.3 Account Responsibility

You are solely responsible for all activity conducted under your Remarkist account in your capacity as a
Creator or Host, including the content you create, the events you organize, the assets you upload, and the
Mementos you craft. If you share your account credentials, you remain responsible for all activity conducted
under your account.

## 2. Creator Responsibilities & Best Practices

### 2.1 Accuracy & Honesty

You represent that all content you submit, events you list, and experiences you offer on the platform are
accurately and honestly described. You must not misrepresent the nature, quality, format, timing, or content
of any event, creation, or offering. Members rely on your representations when they choose to engage with
your content or attend your events, and Remarkist relies on them when facilitating platform features on your
behalf.

### 2.2 Community Responsibility

As a Creator or Host, you play a leadership role within the Remarkist community. You are expected to model
the conduct standards set out in the Code of Conduct and to foster environments that are respectful,
inclusive, and safe. The Code of Conduct applies to your activity as a Host both on the platform and in
connection with events or interactions that arise from your Remarkist presence.

### 2.3 Responsiveness & Follow-Through

If you schedule events, you are expected to hold them as listed or to provide reasonable advance notice of
cancellation or significant changes. Repeated failure to honor scheduled events, persistent cancellation
without notice, or patterns of misleading event listings may result in restriction or loss of hosting
privileges.

### 2.4 Technical Preparation

Hosts are responsible for ensuring they have the technical capability and environment needed to host their
events, including stable internet connectivity, appropriate audio equipment for Audio Den events, and any
other technical requirements disclosed at the time of event setup.

## 3. Content Standards & Submission Guidelines

### 3.1 General Content Standards

All content you create, upload, or submit as a Creator—including event listings, Memento designs, SVG icons
uploaded to the platform catalog, titles, descriptions, and any other Submission—must comply with the
content standards set out in the Remarkist Code of Conduct and Terms of Service. This includes all
applicable restrictions on hateful content, harassment, sexual content, content endangering minors, and
content that violates applicable law.

### 3.2 Intellectual Property in Creator Submissions

You are solely responsible for ensuring that all content you submit as a Creator does not infringe the
intellectual property rights of any third party. This obligation applies specifically and with heightened
care to:

* **SVG Icons & Graphic Assets.** Icons, graphics, and vector art you upload to the
  Remarkist platform—whether for use in your own Mementos or contributed to the shared public icon
  catalog—must be original works you own, works in the public domain, or works for which you hold all
  necessary rights and licenses to use, reproduce, and distribute in connection with the Remarkist
  platform. You may not upload icons or graphics that reproduce, closely imitate, or are likely to be
  confused with trademarks, logos, brand marks, or protected graphic works of any third party. This
  restriction applies regardless of whether the icon is made private or public. See the IP, Copyright
  & Trademark Policy for full detail.
* **Public Catalog Contributions.** When you upload an SVG icon or other graphic asset and
  make it public, you are making it available for use by other Creators across the platform in their own
  Mementos and creative works. By making an asset public, you represent that you hold all rights necessary
  to grant other Creators a license to use it within Remarkist Products, and you grant Remarkist and other
  platform members a non-exclusive license to use the asset in connection with Remarkist platform
  features. You assume full responsibility for any intellectual property claims arising from your public
  catalog contributions.
* **Memento Titles & Descriptions.** Titles and descriptions of Mementos must not
  reproduce trademarked names, protected slogans, or other protected textual elements of third parties in
  a manner likely to cause confusion, imply endorsement, or constitute infringement. Given the fandom
  context of the Remarkist platform, Creators must exercise particular care when their Mementos reference
  entertainment properties, fictional characters, or franchise elements.
* **Signature Marks.** If you include a hand-drawn or finger-drawn signature mark in any
  Submission, you are solely responsible for ensuring it does not reproduce or closely imitate the name,
  autograph, or identifying mark of a real person, public figure, fictional character, or brand in a
  manner that infringes rights of publicity, trademark rights, or other intellectual property protections.
* **Color Combinations & Trade Dress.** While individual colors are generally not
  protectable, combinations of colors, visual layouts, or design choices that closely replicate the
  distinctive trade dress or brand identity of a third party may give rise to intellectual property
  claims. Creators should exercise caution when designing Mementos that closely mirror the visual identity
  of a known brand or franchise.

### 3.3 Fandom Content & Fair Use

Remarkist is a platform built around fan creativity and fandom engagement. Creators are encouraged to
express their connection to entertainment franchises through original, transformative, and commentary-based
creative work. However, fan creativity does not create a general exemption from intellectual property law.
Content that reproduces, closely imitates, or is likely to be mistaken for official franchise materials, or
that uses protected marks in a manner not covered by fair use or equivalent doctrines in your jurisdiction,
may be subject to takedown and enforcement action. If you are uncertain whether your Memento design or
content falls within acceptable use, you are encouraged to seek independent legal advice.

### 3.4 Mementos as Near-Immutable Works

Once a Memento has been crafted, its core design is substantially locked. Remarkist provides a mechanism
for Hosts to unlock a crafted Memento for editing, but each unlock-and-relock cycle carries an escalating
KRNL® cost that increases from the prior cycle. Hosts should therefore treat Memento crafting as a final
creative decision and ensure that the design, title, description, and associated assets comply with all
applicable requirements before crafting. Remarkist is not responsible for costs incurred in unlocking
Mementos to correct content that should have been reviewed before crafting.

### 3.5 Content Moderation

Remarkist reserves the right, but is not obligated, to review, remove, or restrict Mementos, icons, events,
or other Creator content at any time and for any reason, including but not limited to suspected intellectual
property infringement, violations of the Code of Conduct, or actions required by applicable law. Remarkist
does not pre-screen all Creator content and cannot guarantee that all platform content complies with
applicable law. Creators are solely responsible for their submissions.

## 4. Event Hosting Rules

### 4.1 Event Listings

Event listings must accurately describe the event, including its format, timing, intended audience,
participation requirements, and any costs or access requirements. Misleading event listings—including
listings that materially misrepresent the nature or content of the event—are a violation of the Code of
Conduct and these Creator Terms and may result in removal of the listing and restriction of hosting
privileges.

### 4.2 Audio Dens & Live Events

When hosting a live audio event through Remarkist’s Audio Den feature, you acknowledge that Remarkist may
record audio from the session for moderation, safety, and compliance purposes, as described in the Terms of
Service. As a Host, you are responsible for notifying participants of any recording or streaming that you
arrange beyond Remarkist’s standard platform recording, and for obtaining any consents required by
applicable law.

### 4.3 Paid Events

Hosts who charge admission for events through Remarkist’s approved paid event features agree to:

* Deliver the event as described in the listing, or provide prompt and reasonable accommodation
  (including refunds where appropriate) if the event cannot be held as described.
* Comply with all applicable consumer protection laws governing paid event ticketing in their
  jurisdiction.
* Not misrepresent the nature, capacity, or production value of a paid event to drive ticket sales.
* Accept that revenue sharing, fees, and payout terms for paid events are governed by the Earnings &
  Payout Policy.

### 4.4 In-Person Events

Where your Remarkist hosting activity is used to organize, promote, or recruit participants for in-person
events, you are solely responsible for the safe and lawful conduct of those events, including obtaining any
required permits, licenses, or insurance. The full terms governing in-person events are set out in Section 8
of the Remarkist Terms of Service. The Code of Conduct applies to your conduct as a Host at in-person events
arising from your Remarkist presence.

### 4.5 Memento Crafting for Events

Every Remarkist event affords its Host the opportunity to craft a Memento—a platform digital collectible
associated with the event. Hosts may craft a Memento at any time from the scheduling of the event through a
defined window following the event’s conclusion, after which escalating KRNL® costs apply. Mementos crafted
in connection with events are subject to the Digital Collectibles & Mementos Terms in addition to these
Creator Terms. All intellectual property obligations in Section 3 of these Creator Terms apply in full to
Memento designs, including the visual assets, icons, titles, and descriptions used in crafting.

## 5. Interaction with Other Users

### 5.1 Creator Conduct Toward Members

In your capacity as a Creator or Host, you interact with platform members from a position of relative
authority within the spaces you create. You must not use this position to pressure, coerce, manipulate, or
exploit members, including through economic pressure, threats of exclusion, favoritism, or other abusive
conduct. The Code of Conduct applies in full to your interactions as a Creator or Host.

### 5.2 Moderation of Creator Spaces

Hosts and Creators who operate community spaces—including event chat rooms, Memento community chat rooms,
and any other designated spaces—are responsible for ensuring those spaces comply with the Code of Conduct.
Where Remarkist grants community moderation tools to Creators, those tools must be used in good faith and in
accordance with the Code of Conduct’s moderation standards. Abuse of moderation tools—including using them
to target, exclude, or retaliate against members—may result in revocation of moderation privileges and
account enforcement action.

### 5.3 No Off-Platform Solicitation

You may not use your Creator status or Remarkist community spaces to solicit members to move to competing
platforms, to participate in off-platform commercial arrangements not sanctioned by Remarkist, or to engage
in any conduct that exploits the trust built through your Remarkist presence for personal gain outside the
platform. Nothing in this section prevents you from sharing publicly available information about yourself or
your work.

## 6. Enforcement & Moderation

### 6.1 Enforcement Actions

Violations of these Creator Terms, the Code of Conduct, or the Terms of Service may result in any of the
following, applied at Remarkist’s discretion proportionate to the severity and pattern of the violation:

* A formal warning or in-platform notice.
* Removal of specific content, Mementos, events, or catalog contributions.
* Suspension or permanent revocation of hosting privileges, Memento crafting access, or catalog upload
  access.
* Account suspension or termination in accordance with the Terms of Service, including forfeiture of
  in-platform balances and virtual items.
* Takedown of content in response to valid third-party intellectual property complaints, in accordance
  with the IP, Copyright & Trademark Policy.

### 6.2 Remarkist’s Enforcement Discretion

Remarkist reserves the right to take enforcement action, or to choose not to take enforcement action, at
its sole discretion. Remarkist is not obligated to enforce these Creator Terms against every violation and
does not guarantee consistent enforcement in every case. The absence of enforcement action in a specific
case does not constitute a waiver of Remarkist’s right to enforce these terms in future cases.

### 6.3 Intellectual Property Enforcement

Where Remarkist receives a valid copyright or trademark complaint regarding your content—including a
Memento design, uploaded SVG icon, event listing, or other Creator submission—Remarkist may remove or
restrict the relevant content without prior notice. Repeat intellectual property violations may result in
permanent loss of Creator privileges and account termination. The full DMCA and trademark complaint
procedures are described in the IP, Copyright & Trademark Policy and in Sections 12 and 13 of the Terms
of Service.

## 7. Earnings, Royalties & Monetization

### 7.1 Overview

Creators may earn through Remarkist’s approved monetization features, including Memento royalties on
secondary sales, event revenue sharing for paid events, and other programs described in the Earnings &
Payout Policy. All earnings are subject to the eligibility, verification, fee, and tax requirements of that
Policy.

### 7.2 Memento Royalties

When a Memento edition you crafted is sold or transferred within the Remarkist marketplace, you may receive
a royalty on the net transaction value as described in the Earnings & Payout Policy and the Digital
Collectibles & Mementos Terms. Royalty rights are personal to you as the Host/Creator of the Memento and
are non-transferable. Remarkist reserves the right to adjust royalty rates with advance notice.

### 7.3 Monetization Compliance

All monetization activity on the Remarkist platform must use approved platform features. You may not create
off-platform payment arrangements with members that are designed to circumvent Remarkist’s monetization
tools, fee structures, or payout policies. Commercial activity must not be disguised as ordinary platform
participation.

### 7.4 No Employment Relationship

Your participation as a Creator or Host does not create an employment, agency, partnership, or joint
venture relationship between you and Remarkist. You are an independent participant on the platform.
Remarkist is not responsible for any of your obligations to third parties, including tax obligations,
contractual commitments, or legal compliance arising from your Creator activity.

## 8. Intellectual Property & Licensing Obligations

### 8.1 Your Content, Your Responsibility

You retain ownership of the original creative content you contribute to the platform as a Creator, subject
to the license granted to Remarkist under the Terms of Service. However, ownership of your creative output
does not affect your obligation to ensure that your content does not infringe the intellectual property
rights of third parties. You are solely responsible for obtaining all rights, clearances, and licenses
necessary to use any third-party elements in your content, including graphic assets, typography, and
protected names or marks.

### 8.2 License Granted to Remarkist

By submitting content as a Creator—including Mementos, event listings, SVG icons, audio, and other
Submissions—you grant Remarkist the perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide, royalty-free license described in
Section 3.3 of the Terms of Service. This license includes the right for Remarkist to display, reproduce,
distribute, and use your content in connection with the platform, including for promotional purposes. This
license survives account deletion or termination.

### 8.3 Public Catalog Contributions

SVG icons and other graphic assets you upload to the Remarkist platform and designate as public become part
of the shared platform catalog available to all Creators. By making an asset public, you grant Remarkist and
other platform members a non-exclusive license to use, incorporate, and display the asset in connection with
Remarkist platform features, including in Mementos crafted by others. You may not revoke this license with
respect to uses already made prior to any designation change. You assume full responsibility for any
intellectual property claims arising from your public catalog contributions, including claims by third-party
rights holders.

### 8.4 Indemnification

You agree to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless Remarkist and its officers, directors, employees, agents,
and affiliates from and against any claims, liabilities, damages, losses, and expenses (including reasonable
attorneys’ fees) arising out of or related to: your content or Submissions; your use of third-party
intellectual property in your Creator activity; your public catalog contributions; your Memento designs; or
any claim that your content infringes the copyright, trademark, or other intellectual property rights of any
third party. This indemnification obligation applies even if Remarkist was not notified of the relevant
intellectual property issue prior to the claim arising.

## 9. Termination or Suspension of Creator Privileges

### 9.1 Voluntary Withdrawal

You may cease Creator activity at any time by discontinuing your use of hosting, content creation, and
Memento crafting features. Voluntary cessation of Creator activity does not delete your account or affect
your rights and obligations as a general platform member.

### 9.2 Suspension or Termination by Remarkist

Remarkist may suspend or permanently revoke your Creator or Host privileges at any time, with or without
notice, for any violation of these Creator Terms, the Code of Conduct, the Terms of Service, or applicable
law. Grounds for suspension or revocation include but are not limited to:

* Repeated or material intellectual property violations, including infringement through Memento designs,
  SVG icon uploads, or public catalog contributions.
* Fraudulent or misleading event listings, including events that are not delivered as described.
* Abuse of moderation tools or your position as a Host.
* Violations of the Code of Conduct in connection with your Creator activity.
* Failure to comply with monetization policies or engaging in unauthorized off-platform commercial
  arrangements.

### 9.3 Effect on Mementos & Platform Content

If your Creator or Host privileges are revoked or your account is terminated, your crafted Mementos remain
on the platform as platform artifacts and continue to be governed by the Digital Collectibles & Mementos
Terms. Editions held by other members are not affected by the revocation of your Creator privileges.
Remarkist reserves the right to remove or restrict access to your Mementos where required by intellectual
property law or enforcement action. Royalty rights cease upon account termination.

### 9.4 Effect on Public Catalog Contributions

SVG icons and other assets you contributed to the public catalog may remain available to other platform
members following the suspension or termination of your Creator privileges, subject to any intellectual
property enforcement actions that remove specific assets. Remarkist is not obligated to remove public
catalog contributions solely because your Creator status has changed.

### 9.5 Effect of Account Deletion on Creator Content

If you voluntarily delete your Remarkist account, the following consequences apply immediately and
automatically to content you created or hosted on the platform:

* **SVG Icon Catalog.** Any SVG icons you uploaded to the shared public icon catalog are
  immediately set to private. They are no longer visible or available to other Creators for use in new
  Mementos. This change does not retroactively affect Mementos already crafted using those icons prior to
  your account deletion; existing uses of your icons in crafted Mementos remain in place.
* **Mementos.** All Mementos you crafted are hidden from public view across all platform
  surfaces where they would ordinarily appear, including event pages and any platform-wide Memento
  discovery features.
* **Hosted Events.** All references to your identity as a Host are removed from past event
  records. If an event had a co-host who maintains an active account, that co-host may continue to appear
  in event records; otherwise, no host is attributed. Descriptive details of past events—including custom
  titles and descriptions—are hidden; only the event's date and format type are retained.
* **Editions at Auction.** Any Memento editions from your Mementos that are currently listed
  in a platform auction are immediately hidden and removed from active bidding. No further bids may be
  placed on those editions.
* **Editions Held by Other Members.** Memento editions from your Mementos that are held by
  other members in their collections remain in those members' possession but become restricted. Restricted
  editions are visible only to the member who holds them and are not displayed when their collection is
  viewed by others. Restricted editions may not be gifted, traded, or sent to auction. However, the
  edition owner retains the ability to maintain, restore, frost, fortify or melt their restricted editions
  in accordance with the Digital Collectibles & Mementos Terms.

Account deletion is permanent. These content consequences are not reversed if you create a new Remarkist
account. You are solely responsible for considering these consequences, including their effect on members
who hold editions from your Mementos, before deleting your account.

## 10. Reporting & Appeals

### 10.1 Reporting Creator Violations

Members who observe violations of these Creator Terms—including intellectual property infringement in
Mementos or public catalog assets, misleading event listings, or abusive hosting conduct—may report them
through in-platform reporting tools or by emailing violations@remarkist.com with a description of the issue
and relevant evidence. Intellectual property claims should be directed to copyright@remarkist.com (DMCA) or
trademark@remarkist.com (trademark complaints) in accordance with the procedures in the IP, Copyright &
Trademark Policy.

### 10.2 Creator Appeals

If you believe an enforcement action taken against your Creator privileges was applied in error, you may
appeal by contacting appeals@remarkist.com with your account email, a description of the action, and any
supporting information. Remarkist will review appeals in good faith and respond within a reasonable time.
Appeal decisions are final within the platform context and do not limit any legal rights you may have under
applicable law.

### 10.3 Reporting Accessibility Issues

Creators who encounter accessibility barriers in platform features used for hosting or content creation may
report them to support@remarkist.com with the subject line “Accessibility Concern.” Remarkist is committed
to making Creator tools accessible and will review reported barriers as part of its ongoing accessibility
improvement program.

## Questions about Creator Terms?

For general Creator support, contact support@remarkist.com. For intellectual property concerns, see the IP,
Copyright & Trademark Policy or contact copyright@remarkist.com. For enforcement appeals, contact
appeals@remarkist.com.

### Contact Information

Remarkist Inc.  
Website: [https://remarkist.com](https://remarkist.com/)Email: support@remarkist.com  
304 S. Jones Blvd #646  
Las Vegas, NV 89107

# Earnings & Payout Policy

How creators earn and receive payouts through COLR.

*Effective on May 11, 2026*

This Earnings & Payout Policy explains how Creators and contributors on the Remarkist platform may
earn, how earnings are calculated, how payouts are processed, and the rules governing eligibility. This
Policy is incorporated by reference into the Remarkist [Terms of Service](#terms-of-service) and supplements the [Creator Terms](#creator-terms),
Paid Services Policy, and [Virtual Game Economy Policy](#virtual-game-economy). In the event of any conflict, the Terms of Service
control.

Participation on the Remarkist platform does not guarantee any income, reward, or economic benefit. Any
references to earnings potential are illustrative only. Remarkist reserves the right to modify, suspend, or
discontinue any earning or payout mechanism at any time, subject to reasonable notice where required by
applicable law.

Certain earning features, including COLR-based Creator payments, are not yet available. When such features
become available, applicable terms will be communicated to Creators in advance.

## 1. Eligibility to Earn

### 1.1 General Eligibility

To be eligible to earn real-world monetary value on the Remarkist platform, a Creator must:

* Be at least 18 years of age, or the age of majority in their jurisdiction if higher. While the general
  minimum age to use Remarkist is 16, earning and payout features involving real-world monetary value are
  available only to users who are 18 or older.
* Have a Remarkist account in good standing, with no active suspension, restriction, or enforcement
  action affecting earning features.
* Have completed identity verification as required by Remarkist for payout eligibility, which may include
  government-issued identification and, where required by law, tax documentation.
* Have agreed to the Creator Terms, this Earnings & Payout Policy, and all applicable platform
  policies.
* Reside in a jurisdiction in which Remarkist operates a payout program. Current supported payout regions
  are listed in your account settings. Remarkist does not guarantee payout availability in all regions.

Remarkist reserves the right to determine or revoke Creator eligibility at any time based on changes in
applicable law, platform policy, or Creator conduct.

### 1.2 Earning Mechanisms

Eligible Creators may earn through the following mechanisms, subject to availability in their region and
compliance with applicable policies:

* **KRNL® Rewards.** Creators may earn KRNL® through platform participation, approved
  Masslore contributions, event hosting, content engagement milestones, and other activities designated by
  Remarkist. KRNL® is the platform’s game token: fractional and divisible to fine decimal precision,
  transferable between members, and usable for creative and gameplay features. KRNL® has no monetary value
  in itself, though conversion mechanisms may be offered as described in Section 3.4.
* **COLR-Priced Creator Payments.** Remarkist may, at its discretion, make available a
  mechanism through which Creators can price content, events, or services in COLR. When this feature is
  made available, applicable terms will be disclosed at that time.
* **Memento Royalties.** Creators who craft Mementos may earn a royalty on secondary sales
  within the Remarkist marketplace, as described in Section 3.1.
* **Event Revenue Sharing.** Creators who host paid events through Remarkist-approved
  features may receive a share of ticket or admission revenue, net of applicable fees, as described in
  Section 3.2.

### 1.3 Minors

Users between the ages of 16 and 17 may use the Remarkist platform but are not eligible to participate in
earning or payout programs that involve the transfer of real-world monetary value. Minors may earn and spend
KRNL® within the platform in accordance with the Virtual Game Economy Policy and with parental or guardian
consent as required by applicable law.

## 2. Payment Methods & Schedule

### 2.1 Payout Methods

Remarkist offers real-world monetary payouts through one or more of the following methods, subject to
availability in your region:

* Direct bank transfer (ACH for U.S.-based Creators; international wire or local bank transfer where
  supported).
* Third-party payment platforms, such as Stripe or PayPal, where available in your region.
* Other methods as introduced and disclosed by Remarkist from time to time.

You are responsible for providing and maintaining accurate payout information in your account settings.
Remarkist is not responsible for failed or misdirected payments resulting from inaccurate or outdated payout
information. Fees charged by your bank or payment platform in connection with receiving a payout are your
responsibility.

### 2.2 Payout Schedule

Remarkist processes payouts on a regular schedule, details of which are provided in your Creator dashboard.
Payouts are subject to:

* A minimum earnings threshold. Earnings below the applicable minimum in any given period roll over to
  the next period. Current minimum thresholds are displayed in your account settings.
* A standard holding period following the earning event, during which earnings are held pending
  verification and processing. The current holding period is displayed in your account settings.
* Completion of identity verification and tax documentation requirements as described in Sections 2.3 and
  4.

Remarkist will make reasonable efforts to process payouts on schedule but does not guarantee payout on any
specific date.

### 2.3 Identity Verification & KYC

Before receiving any payout involving real-world monetary value, Creators must complete Remarkist’s
identity verification process (“Know Your Customer” or KYC). This may require government-issued
identification, proof of address, and other documentation as required by applicable anti-money laundering
(“AML”) or financial regulations. Remarkist may use a third-party identity verification provider.

Remarkist reserves the right to suspend or withhold payouts pending completion of verification or
resolution of any verification concerns. Refusal to complete verification may result in permanent forfeiture
of pending earnings.

## 3. Earnings Calculation & Metrics

### 3.1 Memento Royalties

When a Memento you created is sold or transferred within the Remarkist marketplace, you may receive a
Creator royalty on the net transaction value (sale price minus applicable marketplace fees and taxes). The
royalty rate is displayed in the Memento creation interface at the time of crafting and may vary based on
Memento type, rarity, or other platform-designated factors.

Royalties on KRNL®-denominated transactions are paid in KRNL®. Where COLR-based transaction features are
made available in the future, applicable royalty terms will be communicated at that time.

### 3.2 Event Revenue Sharing

For paid events hosted through Remarkist’s approved event features, the Creator’s share of ticket or
admission revenue is calculated as a percentage of net event revenue after deduction of Remarkist’s platform
hosting fee, payment processing fees, applicable taxes collected by Remarkist, and refunds issued to
attendees.

The applicable revenue share percentage is displayed to the Creator at the time of event setup and may vary
by event type, Creator tier, or promotional arrangement.

### 3.3 COLR-Priced Creator Payments

Remarkist may, at its discretion, make available a mechanism through which Creators can price their
content, events, or services in COLR. When this feature is made available, the applicable transaction
mechanics, conversion terms, fee structure, and payout process will be disclosed to Creators in advance.
COLR-denominated Creator payouts, when available, will be subject to the same eligibility, verification, and
tax requirements that apply to all Creator earnings under this Policy.

### 3.4 KRNL® Conversion (Where Available)

Where Remarkist offers a mechanism for converting KRNL® to real-world monetary value, the applicable
conversion rate will be displayed in the Creator dashboard at the time of conversion. Conversion rates are
not fixed and may be adjusted at Remarkist’s sole discretion. Remarkist does not guarantee the availability
of KRNL® conversion features and may discontinue or modify them at any time. Such conversion, where
available, is subject to all eligibility, verification, and tax requirements in this Policy.

### 3.5 No Guaranteed Earnings

Remarkist makes no representation or warranty regarding the amount, consistency, or availability of
earnings for any Creator. Earnings depend on platform engagement, market behavior, and other factors outside
Remarkist’s control. Prior earnings are not indicative of future earnings.

## 4. Fees, Taxes & Withholding

### 4.1 Platform Fees

Remarkist charges fees in connection with certain earning mechanisms, deducted before calculating Creator
earnings:

* Marketplace transaction fees on Memento sales, as displayed in the marketplace and Memento creation
  interface.
* Event hosting fees, as displayed in the event creation interface.
* Payment processing fees associated with issuing payouts, which may vary by payment method and region.
* COLR transaction fees, where applicable, as disclosed when relevant features are made available.

Current fee schedules are available in your Creator dashboard. Remarkist reserves the right to adjust fee
structures with reasonable advance notice.

### 4.2 Tax Obligations

You are solely responsible for determining and fulfilling all tax obligations arising from your earnings on
the Remarkist platform. Remarkist is not your employer, agent, or tax advisor and does not provide tax
advice. Where required by applicable law, Remarkist may collect and verify your tax identification
information, issue applicable tax reporting forms (such as a U.S. IRS Form 1099-NEC), and withhold
applicable taxes from payouts. These obligations apply to all earning types, including KRNL® conversion,
Memento royalties, event revenue sharing. Failure to provide required tax documentation may result in
withholding of payouts or suspension of earning features.

### 4.3 Currency

All real-world monetary payouts are issued in U.S. dollars unless otherwise specified. Currency conversion
and any associated fees for non-U.S. Creators are the Creator’s responsibility.

## 5. Restrictions & Disqualification

### 5.1 Prohibited Earning Activity

The following are expressly prohibited and will result in disqualification from earnings, forfeiture of
pending amounts, and potential account suspension or termination:

* Using bots, scripts, automated tools, or coordinated account networks to artificially generate
  engagement, Memento sales, event attendance, or other earning metrics.
* Manipulating marketplace pricing or Memento demand through wash trading, self-dealing, undisclosed
  related-party transactions, or coordinated behavior.
* Fraudulent event hosting, including events not genuinely intended to take place or materially
  misrepresented to drive ticket sales.
* Exploiting COLR mechanics by generating artificial transactions designed to produce cashback or other
  platform credits without genuine economic intent.
* Using any platform mechanism to launder funds or obscure the source of financial transactions.
* Any other conduct that artificially inflates earnings or circumvents the intended operation of the
  platform economy.

### 5.2 Account Standing

Earning and payout features are available only to Creators in good standing. Remarkist may suspend or
terminate earning features, withhold pending payouts, or permanently disqualify a Creator where they violate
the Terms of Service, Code of Conduct, Creator Terms, or this Policy; have an active account suspension;
have engaged in prohibited earning activity; or have initiated abusive or fraudulent payment disputes.

### 5.3 Forfeiture of Earnings

Remarkist reserves the right to withhold or permanently forfeit any earned amounts—including KRNL®
balances, pending royalties, and event revenue—where there is reasonable evidence of policy violation,
fraud, or abuse. Remarkist will make reasonable efforts to notify the affected Creator before forfeiting
material amounts, except where immediate action is necessary to prevent ongoing harm.

### 5.4 Regional Restrictions

Earning and payout features may not be available in all regions. Creators in jurisdictions subject to U.S.
government sanctions or export controls may not be eligible to participate in any earning or payout program.
Remarkist may restrict, suspend, or terminate earning features for Creators in affected jurisdictions at any
time.

## 6. Dispute Resolution & Appeals

### 6.1 Earnings Disputes

If you believe your earnings have been calculated incorrectly or that a payment has not been received when
due, contact support@remarkist.com with the subject line “Earnings Dispute,” including your account email,
the relevant time period, and a description of the discrepancy. Remarkist will review and respond within 15
business days.

### 6.2 Disqualification Appeals

If earning features have been suspended or you have been disqualified from earnings programs, you may
appeal by contacting appeals@remarkist.com with your account email, a description of the action, and any
supporting information. Remarkist will review appeals in good faith and respond within a reasonable time.

### 6.3 Binding Arbitration

All disputes arising from this Policy are subject to the Dispute Resolution and Mandatory Arbitration
provisions of the Remarkist Terms of Service, including the class action waiver.

## 7. Rights & Responsibilities of Creators

### 7.1 Creator Obligations

Creators who participate in earning programs agree to: provide accurate, complete, and current account,
payout, and tax information; maintain the security of their account credentials; comply with all applicable
laws governing their earning activity; accurately represent their content, events, and Mementos.

### 7.2 No Employment or Agency Relationship

Nothing in this Policy creates an employment, agency, partnership, joint venture, or investment
relationship between Remarkist and any Creator. Creators are independent participants on the platform.
Remarkist is not responsible for any of a Creator’s obligations to third parties.

### 7.3 Intellectual Property

Creators retain ownership of the original creative content they contribute to the platform, subject to the
license granted to Remarkist under the Terms of Service. Earning revenue through the platform does not
affect those licenses. See the IP, Copyright & Trademark Policy for details.

### 7.4 Policy Changes

Remarkist may update this Policy from time to time. Material changes, including the introduction of new
earning or payout features, will be communicated to active Creators via email or in-platform notification.
Continued participation in any earning program following notice of a change constitutes acceptance of the
updated Policy.

## Questions about Earnings or Payouts?

Contact Remarkist Support at support@remarkist.com with the subject line “Earnings Query.” For tax-related
questions, consult a qualified tax professional in your jurisdiction. Remarkist does not provide tax advice.

### Contact Information

Remarkist Inc.  
Website: [https://remarkist.com](https://remarkist.com/)Email: support@remarkist.com  
304 S. Jones Blvd #646  
Las Vegas, NV 89107

# IP, Copyright & Trademark Policy

Intellectual property rights and DMCA procedures.

*Effective on May 11, 2026*

Remarkist respects intellectual property rights and expects all members and Creators to do the same. This
Policy explains the rules governing intellectual property on the Remarkist platform—including user content
ownership, copyright and fair use, trademark obligations, and the procedures for reporting and responding to
infringement claims. This Policy supplements the Remarkist [Terms of Service](#terms-of-service) (which contains the platform’s
DMCA and trademark complaint procedures in Sections 12 and 13) and the [Creator Terms](#creator-terms). In the event of any
conflict, the Terms of Service control.

## 1. Overview & Purpose

### 1.1 Why IP Matters on Remarkist

Remarkist is a creative platform centered on fandom, fan expression, and community-built collectibles. The
nature of this community—deeply engaged with entertainment franchises, characters, brands, and creative
works—means that intellectual property considerations are woven into nearly every form of content creation
on the platform. Mementos, uploaded graphic assets, event branding, forum discussions, and fan works all
have the potential to implicate the intellectual property rights of third-party rights holders, including
major entertainment studios, game developers, publishers, and independent creators.

This Policy is intended to help members and Creators understand where the lines are, to describe
Remarkist’s obligations and procedures when infringement is alleged, and to set out the consequences of
violations. It is not a substitute for independent legal advice, and Remarkist does not provide legal
guidance on whether any specific piece of content constitutes infringement in your jurisdiction.

### 1.2 Scope

This Policy applies to all content submitted, uploaded, crafted, or shared on the Remarkist platform,
including but not limited to: Mementos and Memento edition designs; SVG icons and graphic assets uploaded to
the platform or contributed to the shared public catalog; event listings and associated branding; audio
content; written Submissions including titles, descriptions, bios, and forum posts; and hand-drawn or
finger-drawn signature marks included in Submissions; and any other user-generated content or creative work
associated with a member's Remarkist account.

Signature marks are treated as Submissions under the Terms of Service and are subject to the same
intellectual property obligations as any other content you contribute to the platform. A signature mark that
reproduces the name, autograph, or identifying mark of a real person, public figure, fictional character, or
brand may implicate rights of publicity, trademark rights, or other intellectual property protections.
Members are solely responsible for ensuring their signature marks do not infringe third-party rights.

## 2. User Content & IP Ownership

### 2.1 What You Own

Members retain ownership of the original creative elements they contribute to the platform, to the extent
those elements are genuinely original and not derived from third-party protected works. Posting content to
Remarkist does not transfer ownership of your original creative work to Remarkist. However, by submitting
content, you grant Remarkist the broad license described in Section 3.3 of the Terms of Service, which
includes the right to display, reproduce, distribute, and create derivative works from your Submissions.

### 2.2 What Remarkist Owns

Remarkist owns the platform itself, its visual design, its code, its underlying systems, and all
proprietary platform elements including Memento infrastructure, the KRNL® and COLR economy systems, event
mechanics, and all associated branding and intellectual property. Members do not acquire any ownership
interest in Remarkist’s intellectual property through their use of the platform, their payment for Paid
Services, or their accumulation of in-platform assets.

### 2.3 No Ownership in Third-Party IP

Creating fan content, crafting a Memento referencing a franchise, or participating in fandom community
spaces on Remarkist does not grant any rights in the underlying intellectual property of the franchise,
characters, brands, or creative works being referenced. Rights holders retain all intellectual property
rights in their works regardless of how those works are discussed, referenced, or creatively engaged with on
the platform.

## 3. Copyright & Fair Use Guidelines

### 3.1 Copyright Basics

Copyright protects original creative works from the moment of their creation. It covers a broad range of
creative expression including literary works, musical compositions, visual art, graphic design, software,
films, and other audiovisual works. Copyright protection exists regardless of whether a work bears a
copyright notice. Members should assume that any creative work they encounter—online or otherwise—is
protected by copyright unless they have affirmatively confirmed otherwise.

### 3.2 What You May Not Do

Without the authorization of the rights holder, you may not:

* Reproduce, copy, or redistribute substantial portions of copyrighted works, including images, text,
  music, video, or other creative content, through any platform feature.
* Upload, incorporate into a Memento, or contribute to the shared platform icon catalog any graphic,
  icon, or visual element that is a reproduction, close imitation, or derivative of a copyrighted work
  belonging to a third party.
* Use copyrighted sound recordings, musical compositions, or audio in live or recorded audio events
  without appropriate licenses.
* Create Mementos, event listings, or other platform content whose design, title, or description
  reproduces or closely imitates protected elements of a third-party creative work in a manner that
  exceeds fair use or equivalent doctrines applicable in your jurisdiction.

### 3.3 Fair Use and Transformative Content

Many jurisdictions recognize doctrines such as fair use (in the United States) or fair dealing (in the UK
and other common law jurisdictions) that permit limited use of copyrighted material without authorization in
certain circumstances—including for purposes of commentary, criticism, parody, education, or transformative
creative expression. Fan works, parody, and commentary-based creations may qualify for protection under
these doctrines.

However, these doctrines are context-dependent, jurisdiction-specific, and often fact-intensive. Remarkist
cannot make fair use or fair dealing determinations on behalf of members, and the existence of fan
creativity traditions around a franchise does not constitute a license from the rights holder. Members who
rely on fair use or equivalent doctrines in their platform content do so at their own risk and are solely
responsible for the legal consequences of that judgment.

### 3.4 Mementos and Copyright

Mementos are one of the primary forms of original creative work on Remarkist, and they present specific
copyright considerations that Creators should understand:

* **Graphic Assets in Mementos.** SVG icons and other visual elements used in a Memento must
  be original works, works in the public domain, or works for which the Creator holds all necessary
  rights. Uploading a trademarked logo, a reproduction of a character illustration, a brand emblem, or any
  other protected graphic as an icon—whether for private use or contribution to the public catalog—is a
  potential infringement regardless of the intended creative context.
* **Public Catalog Icons.** Icons contributed to the shared public catalog are made
  available to all Creators platform-wide. A single infringing icon upload can therefore propagate across
  many Mementos before it is identified and removed. Creators who upload to the public catalog bear a
  heightened responsibility to ensure the legality of their contributions, because public availability
  multiplies the potential harm of an infringing asset.
* **Titles and Descriptions.** Even character-limited text can infringe copyright (for
  example, by reproducing a distinctive title or lyric from a protected work). Titles and descriptions of
  Mementos should be original creative expressions, not reproductions of protected text.
* **Memento Immutability.** Once crafted, a Memento’s design is substantially locked. If an
  infringing element is incorporated into a crafted Memento, correcting it requires paying an escalating
  unlock fee, and Remarkist may remove the Memento or restrict it before the Creator has the opportunity
  to make corrections. Creators should review their designs carefully for third-party IP before crafting.
* **Icon Catalog on Account Deletion.** SVG icons contributed to the public catalog by a
  Creator who subsequently deletes their account are immediately set to private and are no longer
  available for new Memento crafting. This reversion does not affect Mementos already crafted using those
  icons; existing licensed uses are not retroactively disrupted. However, the original uploading Creator's
  representations regarding IP ownership (Section 3.4) remain binding as to the original upload act, and
  Remarkist may remove an icon—including icons already incorporated into crafted Mementos—if a valid
  infringement complaint is received regardless of the original uploader's account status.

### 3.5 Masslore and Copyright

The Masslore reference database is designed to catalog factual and descriptive information about fandom
franchises in a transformative manner. Contributors to Masslore must not upload or reproduce copyrighted
materials such as full scripts, proprietary images, or protected character artwork. Masslore contributions
should be original, descriptive, and analytical in character. The Masslore Terms set out detailed content
standards for Masslore contributions.

Where Remarkist makes Masslore data publicly available under an open license, that license applies to the
original expressive content of contributions as compiled and organized by Remarkist. It does not constitute
a license to any franchise names, characters, storylines, or other intellectual property owned by
third-party rights holders and described within the database. Downstream users of openly licensed Masslore
data remain responsible for compliance with applicable intellectual property law in connection with their
use.

## 4. Trademarks & Brand Usage

### 4.1 Trademark Basics

A trademark is a word, phrase, symbol, design, or combination of these that identifies and distinguishes
the source of goods or services. Trademark protection covers not only registered marks but also marks that
have acquired distinctiveness through use. In the fandom context, the names, logos, character names, and
visual identities of entertainment franchises are frequently protected as trademarks in addition to or
separately from copyright protection.

### 4.2 What You May Not Do

You may not use third-party trademarks on the Remarkist platform in a manner that:

* Is likely to cause confusion as to the source, sponsorship, affiliation, or endorsement of your content
  or activities by the trademark owner.
* Reproduces or closely imitates a trademark in a Memento design, SVG icon, event title, or profile in a
  manner that could be mistaken for official branded content.
* Implies an official partnership, licensing relationship, or endorsement between you and the trademark
  owner that does not exist.
* Dilutes a famous mark by blurring its distinctiveness or tarnishing its reputation through association
  with inappropriate content.

### 4.3 Trade Dress

Trade dress refers to the overall visual appearance and image of a product, service, or brand that has
acquired distinctiveness. Color combinations, visual layouts, and stylistic choices that closely replicate
the distinctive visual identity of a known franchise or brand may give rise to trade dress infringement
claims even if no individual element is itself protectable. Creators should exercise care when their Memento
designs or event branding closely mirror the visual identity of a recognized franchise or brand,
particularly where the resemblance is likely to be perceived as official or affiliated.

### 4.4 Nominative and Descriptive Use

Referring to a franchise by its name for the purpose of discussing, critiquing, or commenting on it—as is
common in fan communities—generally falls within the scope of nominative or descriptive use, which is
typically permissible under trademark law in many jurisdictions. Similarly, fan works that clearly identify
themselves as unofficial may benefit from nominative use protections. However, these protections are not
unlimited and do not permit uses that suggest endorsement, affiliation, or official status. Members who have
questions about specific uses should seek independent legal advice.

### 4.5 Remarkist’s Own Trademarks

The Remarkist name, logo, and associated branding elements are trademarks of Remarkist Inc. Members may not
use Remarkist’s trademarks in any manner that implies an endorsement, official partnership, or affiliation
with Remarkist that does not exist, or in any manner that could cause confusion about the source of a
product or service. Do not use the Remarkist logo or name in connection with content, events, or commercial
activity in a manner not expressly authorized by Remarkist.

## 5. Platform Content Restrictions

### 5.1 Prohibited IP-Infringing Content

The following categories of content are not permitted on the Remarkist platform on intellectual property
grounds:

* Reproductions or close imitations of trademarked logos, brand marks, or character emblems used as
  Memento design elements, SVG icons, or other creative assets.
* Memento titles, descriptions, or event listings that reproduce protected text in a manner that exceeds
  fair use.
* SVG icons or graphic assets contributed to the public catalog that reproduce, closely imitate, or are
  likely to be confused with protected third-party graphic works.
* Audio content that reproduces copyrighted sound recordings or musical compositions without appropriate
  licensing.
* Any content that Remarkist determines, in its sole discretion, to present a credible risk of trademark
  or copyright infringement, regardless of the Creator’s stated intent.

### 5.2 Content Remarkist Cannot Pre-Screen

Remarkist does not and cannot pre-screen all user-generated content for intellectual property compliance.
The volume and variety of content on the platform—particularly SVG icon uploads, Memento designs, and the
shared public icon catalog—makes comprehensive pre-screening impossible. Remarkist relies on its community,
rights holders, and automated detection tools to identify infringing content, and responds to valid
complaints as described in Section 6 of this Policy. The absence of pre-screening does not reduce the
Creator’s legal responsibility for their content.

### 5.3 Specific Risks in the Fandom Context

Remarkist’s community is organized around fandom and engagement with entertainment properties. This creates
specific IP risk areas that all members should be aware of:

* Character likenesses and franchise artwork are among the most aggressively protected categories of
  intellectual property. Reproducing a character’s distinctive visual appearance in a Memento icon, even
  in a stylized or simplified form, carries meaningful infringement risk.
* Franchise-adjacent creative choices—such as using a franchise’s exact color palette, iconic symbols, or
  visual motifs in combination—may constitute trade dress infringement even without reproducing a specific
  copyrighted image or trademark.
* Names and titles of franchise properties are frequently registered trademarks. Using a franchise name
  in a Memento title or event listing in a manner that implies official association is a trademark risk.
* Fan art traditions and community norms around fandom creativity do not create legal permissions. The
  widespread prevalence of fan-created content referencing a franchise does not mean that rights holders
  have authorized such use or will not enforce their rights.

## 6. Reporting Infringement & DMCA Procedures

### 6.1 Reporting Copyright Infringement (DMCA)

If you believe that content on the Remarkist platform infringes a copyright you own or are authorized to
enforce, you may submit a DMCA takedown notice to Remarkist’s designated copyright agent. The full
requirements for a valid DMCA notice—including the mandatory elements, submission address, and process—are
set out in Section 12 of the Remarkist Terms of Service. Notices must be submitted to:

* Email: copyright@remarkist.com
* Subject: DMCA Takedown Request

Submitting a knowingly false or materially misleading DMCA notice may result in legal liability under
applicable law. DMCA notices are legal submissions made under penalty of perjury.

### 6.2 DMCA Counter-Notices

If your content has been removed in response to a DMCA takedown notice and you believe the removal was made
in error or as a result of misidentification, you may submit a DMCA counter-notice to Remarkist’s designated
copyright agent. The requirements for a valid counter-notice and the process for restoration of removed
content are described in Section 12.4 of the Terms of Service. Counter-notices are also legal submissions
made under penalty of perjury.

### 6.3 Reporting Trademark Infringement

If you believe that content on the Remarkist platform infringes a trademark you own or are authorized to
enforce, you may submit a trademark complaint to:

* Email: trademark@remarkist.com
* Subject: Trademark Complaint

Trademark complaints must include identification of the trademark, proof of ownership or authorization to
act on behalf of the rights holder, and identification of the allegedly infringing content. Trademark
complaints are evaluated separately from copyright claims and are not governed by the DMCA. The full
trademark complaint procedure is described in Section 13 of the Terms of Service.

### 6.4 Remarkist’s Response to Valid Complaints

Upon receipt of a valid copyright or trademark complaint, Remarkist will take appropriate action, which may
include removing or restricting access to the identified content, notifying the Creator whose content has
been affected, and in cases of repeated infringement, taking enforcement action against the Creator’s
account. Remarkist’s response to infringement complaints is governed by the procedures in Sections 12 and 13
of the Terms of Service.

### 6.5 Limitations of Platform Enforcement

Remarkist’s enforcement of intellectual property complaints applies to content hosted within or displayed
through the Remarkist platform. It does not affect independently hosted copies of content, blockchain-based
representations of Mementos or other assets that exist on external networks, or any off-platform
distribution of content that occurred before or after removal from the platform. Rights holders who wish to
address off-platform infringement must do so through channels outside Remarkist.

## 7. Consequences of Violation

### 7.1 Content Removal

Content that Remarkist determines to infringe—or that is the subject of a valid intellectual property
complaint—may be removed from the platform without prior notice, at Remarkist’s sole discretion. This
includes Mementos, individual Memento design elements, SVG icons contributed to the public or private
catalog, event listings, audio content, and any other Submission. Removal of content from the platform does
not necessarily result in account enforcement action, depending on the circumstances.

### 7.2 Repeat Infringers

Remarkist operates a repeat infringer policy in accordance with Section 12.2 of the Terms of Service. A
member who receives multiple valid and substantiated copyright or trademark complaints—as determined by
Remarkist in its sole discretion—may have their account suspended or terminated. Repeat infringer status may
also result in permanent revocation of Creator privileges, including Memento crafting access and public
catalog contribution rights.

### 7.3 Forfeiture of Platform Assets

Where an account is suspended or terminated for intellectual property violations, all in-platform assets
associated with the account—including KRNL® balances, COLR credits, Mementos, and other virtual items—are
forfeited in accordance with the Terms of Service and the Virtual Game Economy Policy. No refund or
compensation is provided for forfeited assets except where required by applicable law.

### 7.4 Indemnification

Members are responsible for indemnifying Remarkist against claims arising from intellectual property
violations in their content, as described in Section 15.6 of the Terms of Service and Section 8.4 of the
Creator Terms. This indemnification obligation applies to all claims arising from your content regardless of
whether you were aware of the infringing nature of the content at the time of submission.

## 8. Disclaimer & Limitations

### 8.1 No Legal Advice

This Policy is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Intellectual
property law is complex, jurisdiction-specific, and fact-dependent. Remarkist cannot determine whether any
specific piece of content infringes third-party rights, whether a particular use qualifies as fair use or
fair dealing, or what legal consequences may flow from any given action. Members who have questions about
the intellectual property implications of their content are encouraged to seek independent legal counsel.

### 8.2 No Guarantee of Detection

Remarkist does not guarantee that all infringing content will be identified or removed from the platform.
The absence of enforcement action with respect to any particular piece of content does not constitute
Remarkist’s endorsement of that content or a representation that it does not infringe any third-party
rights.

### 8.3 Third-Party Rights Not Waived

Nothing in this Policy or in Remarkist’s failure to act on a particular complaint constitutes a waiver of
any third party’s intellectual property rights. Rights holders may pursue claims against content creators
directly, through channels independent of Remarkist, regardless of whether Remarkist has taken or declined
to take action on a specific complaint.

### 8.4 Tokenization and IP

Where Remarkist makes available the tokenization of Memento editions as NFTs, such tokenization, which is
limited to fortified editions, does not transfer, assign, or convey any intellectual property rights in the
underlying Memento content. A token on an external blockchain represents a record of ownership of the token
itself; it does not convey copyright, trademark rights, or any other intellectual property in the design
elements incorporated into the Memento. Creators who tokenize Memento editions are solely responsible for
ensuring that the underlying content does not infringe any third-party intellectual property rights, and
should be aware that blockchain-based records are not within Remarkist’s control and cannot be modified or
removed by Remarkist following tokenization.

## Intellectual Property Contacts

Copyright (DMCA) complaints and counter-notices:

> Email: copyright@remarkist.com  
> Subject: DMCA Takedown Request or Counter-Notice Request

Trademark complaints:

> Email: trademark@remarkist.com  
> Subject: Trademark Complaint

General IP questions:

> Email: support@remarkist.com  
> Subject: General IP Question

### General Contact Information

Remarkist Inc.  
Website: [https://remarkist.com](https://remarkist.com/)Email: support@remarkist.com  
304 S. Jones Blvd #646  
Las Vegas, NV 89107

# Digital Collectibles & Mementos Terms

Rules governing Mementos, KRNL, COLR, and in-game assets.

*Effective on May 11, 2026*

These Digital Collectibles & Mementos Terms govern the creation, ownership, holding, maintenance,
trading, and disposal of Mementos and Memento editions on the Remarkist platform. They apply to both Hosts
who craft Mementos and members who acquire, hold, or interact with Memento editions. These terms are
incorporated by reference into the Remarkist [Terms of Service](#terms-of-service) and supplement the [Creator Terms](#creator-terms), [Virtual Game
Economy Policy](#virtual-game-economy), [IP, Copyright & Trademark Policy](#ip-copyright), and [Earnings & Payout Policy](#earnings-payout). In the event of any
conflict, the Terms of Service control.

By crafting a Memento, claiming a Memento edition, or engaging in any Memento-related activity on the
platform, you agree to these terms. Detailed guidance on how Memento features work in practice is available
in Remarkist’s Help Center documentation; these terms govern the rights and obligations associated with
those features.

## 1. Nature of Mementos

### 1.1 What Mementos Are

Mementos are platform-native digital collectibles created by event Hosts on the Remarkist platform. Each
Memento is associated with a specific event and is crafted by the Host of that event using the event’s
dedicated Memento crafter. A Memento consists of a visual design composed of colors and SVG icon graphics, a
title, a description, a defined number of claimable editions, and a density value that governs the editions’
economic properties over time.

A Memento has two distinct forms with distinct roles. The Memento itself—visually rendered in a form
resembling a coin, plate, or block—is the original work crafted by and permanently associated with the Host.
It serves as a platform artifact: a record of the event’s creative output. Memento editions—rendered in a
card-like form—are the individual claimable and tradable units issued from that Memento. Editions are what
members collect, hold, maintain, trade, and interact with over time.

### 1.2 What Mementos Are Not

Mementos and Memento editions are platform features, not financial instruments. Specifically:

* Mementos and editions are not property, stored value, currency, or legal tender. They have no
  guaranteed monetary value outside the Remarkist platform.
* Mementos and editions are not investments. Nothing in these terms, in Remarkist’s marketing materials,
  or in platform mechanics should be interpreted as a representation that Memento editions will appreciate
  in value, retain value, or produce a financial return.
* Mementos and editions are not currently NFTs or blockchain-based assets. They exist within the
  Remarkist platform only. Tokenization of fortified editions on external blockchain networks may be made
  available at Remarkist's discretion and is described in Section 8 of these terms. Until a Memento
  edition has been tokenized pursuant to that process, it exists solely within Remarkist’s platform
  infrastructure.
* Holding a Memento edition does not confer any intellectual property rights in the Memento’s visual
  design or in any third-party creative works incorporated into that design. See Section 9 for IP
  obligations.

### 1.3 Limited License

When you craft a Memento or acquire a Memento edition, you receive a limited, non-exclusive, revocable
license to hold, display, maintain, and transfer that Memento or edition within Remarkist Products in
accordance with these terms and the Terms of Service. This license is personal to you and does not transfer
with the sale, trade, or transfer of an edition except as expressly provided in Section 5. Remarkist owns
all underlying platform infrastructure, display systems, and Memento mechanics. Your license to use a
Memento or edition may be revoked in accordance with Section 10.

## 2. Crafting Mementos: Host Rights & Obligations

### 2.1 Eligibility to Craft

Only the Host of a Remarkist event may craft a Memento associated with that event. A Host may craft a
Memento at any time between the scheduling of the event and seven days after the event concludes. After the
seven-day window, the option to craft remains available but the KRNL® cost increases materially with each
passing day. Remarkist does not guarantee a fixed cost schedule beyond the initial window, and Hosts who
delay crafting assume the risk of significantly elevated costs.

### 2.2 Memento Design & IP Compliance

By crafting a Memento, the Host represents and warrants that:

* The visual design, including all SVG icon graphics and color choices incorporated into the Memento, is
  either an original work of the Host, a work in the public domain, or a work for which the Host holds all
  rights necessary to use it on the Remarkist platform and in connection with Memento distribution.
* The Memento title and description do not reproduce or closely imitate protected trademarks, protected
  text, or other intellectual property of any third party in a manner that constitutes or is likely to
  constitute infringement.
* The Memento design does not reproduce, closely imitate, or constitute a derivative of any third-party
  copyrighted image, logo, brand mark, or graphic work without authorization. This restriction applies
  equally to visual combinations that closely replicate the trade dress or brand identity of a third
  party.
* SVG icons used in the Memento from the shared public platform catalog were contributed to that catalog
  in compliance with the IP, Copyright & Trademark Policy. Hosts who select public catalog icons for use
  in their Mementos rely on the accuracy of the uploading Creator’s representations; however, this
  reliance does not eliminate the Host’s responsibility for the final design of their Memento.

These representations are legally significant. Remarkist may remove or restrict a Memento that is the
subject of a valid intellectual property complaint. Hosts are solely responsible for the costs incurred in
crafting a Memento that is subsequently removed or restricted due to IP violations.

### 2.3 Crafting Costs

Crafting a Memento requires the Host to spend KRNL in two components: the edition KRNL® cost and the
platform crafting fee. The edition KRNL® cost is calculated as the Memento’s density multiplied by its
number of editions. The crafting fee is an additional KRNL® amount that is also a function of density and
edition count, structured such that Mementos with fewer editions carry a proportionally higher crafting fee
relative to their density. This fee structure is intended to discourage artificial scarcity manipulation.

All KRNL® spent in crafting—including both the edition cost and the crafting fee—is consumed and
non-refundable regardless of the outcome of the Memento’s lifecycle. If crafting fails due to a technical
error on Remarkist’s part, the Host should contact support@remarkist.com within 14 days.

### 2.4 Memento Immutability & Editing

Once a Memento has been crafted, its design, title, description, density, and edition count are
substantially locked. Hosts who wish to edit a crafted Memento must first unlock it by paying a token unlock
fee at the current applicable rate. Each time a Memento is unlocked and subsequently re-locked, the cost of
the next unlock doubles from the prior cycle. This escalating cost structure applies indefinitely, and costs
can become very high after multiple unlock cycles.

Hosts should treat Memento crafting as a final decision and review all design elements—particularly IP
compliance, title accuracy, and visual design—carefully before committing to craft. Remarkist is not
responsible for unlock costs incurred to correct errors that could have been identified prior to crafting,
including IP violations.

### 2.5 Host Ownership of the Crafted Memento

The crafted Memento—the original work associated with the event—remains permanently associated with the
Host’s account. Mementos cannot be transferred, sold, or assigned by the Host to another member. The Host’s
Memento appears in their Memento portfolio and remains a visible platform artifact as long as at least one
edition from the Memento set remains active. If all editions in a set are degraded to zero density, melted,
or composed into larger Mementos, the original Memento disappears from public view. See Section 3.5.

### 2.6 Composable Mementos

Hosts may configure a Memento as composable at the time of crafting. A composable Memento can only be
claimed by a member who holds specific other Memento editions designated by the Host. To claim a composable
Memento edition, the claimant trades in the required editions, which are permanently consumed and their
KRNL® densities are incorporated into the new edition. This action is irreversible: the traded-in editions
are destroyed and cannot be recovered. Members should confirm the composition requirements carefully before
proceeding, as Remarkist cannot reverse a completed composition. Fortified editions cannot be used as
components in a composition and cannot be traded into a composable Memento.

By initiating a composition, the member acknowledges and accepts the permanent destruction of the component
editions. For the avoidance of doubt, initiating a composition is deemed equivalent to claiming a composable
Memento.

## 3. Memento Edition Mechanics & Degradation

### 3.1 Edition Density & Degradation

Every Memento edition carries a density value set at crafting. Density is not merely a display attribute;
it governs the edition’s real-time degradation rate and determines the costs of maintenance actions.
Higher-density editions degrade more slowly and have more total density to lose before reaching zero,
meaning they can remain active for years without maintenance. Lower-density editions degrade more rapidly
and require more frequent upkeep.

Degradation runs continuously in real time from the moment an edition is claimed. Members are responsible
for monitoring the condition of editions in their collection and taking maintenance actions as they choose.
Remarkist does not provide guaranteed advance notice before editions reach critical degradation thresholds.

### 3.2 Maintenance: Restoration

An edition owner may restore a degraded edition by spending KRNL®. Restoration returns the edition to its
original full density. The cost of restoration depends on how degraded the edition has become at the time of
action:

* If the edition retains more than 75% of its original density, the restoration cost is equal to the
  degraded amount.
* If the edition has fallen below 75% of its original density, the restoration cost increases to two
  times the degraded amount.
* If the edition has fallen below 50% of its original density, the restoration cost increases to three
  times the degraded amount.

These escalating costs are intended to encourage active collection management. Restoration costs are
calculated at the moment the action is initiated and confirmed; Remarkist is not responsible for cost
increases resulting from delays between viewing and confirming a restoration.

### 3.3 Maintenance: Frosting

An edition owner may frost an edition, which simultaneously restores the edition to full density and
suspends its degradation until a future date selected by the owner. The cost of frosting increases with the
length of the suspension period selected: the further the suspension date, the higher the KRNL® cost.
Frosting a previously degraded edition restores it to full density at the time of frosting. When the frost
period expires, normal degradation resumes from full density. Frosting can be applied to an edition multiple
times.

### 3.4 Maintenance: Fortification

An edition owner may permanently fortify an edition by paying a one-time KRNL® fee. Fortification
permanently halts the edition’s degradation; a fortified edition will never degrade further, regardless of
the passage of time. The KRNL® cost of fortification reflects this permanent benefit and is substantially
higher than ordinary restoration costs.

Fortification is irreversible. Once an edition is fortified, it cannot be unfortified. Fortified editions
carry specific consequences across multiple platform mechanics:

* A fortified edition cannot be used as a component in a composable Memento. It cannot be traded into a
  composition.
* A fortified edition placed in a profile showcase does not contribute to harvest event boost
  multipliers; it cancels all boosts for the showcase in which it appears.
* Fortified editions are the only category of Memento edition eligible for tokenization as an NFT on an
  external blockchain network, subject to the conditions in Section 8.

Members should carefully consider these trade-offs before fortifying an edition.

### 3.5 Melting

An edition owner may melt an edition at any time. Melting permanently destroys the edition and yields a
KRNL® return equal to one-fifth of the edition’s current density at the time of melting. The current density
is the remaining density after degradation; melting a heavily degraded edition yields very little KRNL®.
Melting is irreversible: the edition is destroyed and cannot be recovered. If all editions in a Memento set
are melted, the original crafted Memento disappears from public view.

### 3.6 System Auction of Critically Degraded Editions

When a Memento edition’s density falls below 25% of its original value, the platform automatically claims
the edition from its owner and places it in a system auction. The opening auction price is set at four times
the edition’s remaining density at the time of the claim. The edition’s prior owner loses possession of the
edition upon the platform’s claim and may only reacquire it by participating in and winning the system
auction. No compensation is provided to the prior owner for the involuntary transfer.

This mechanic is a defined feature of the Remarkist Memento system, not an error or enforcement action.
Members who allow editions to degrade below the 25% threshold do so at their own risk and are on notice that
involuntary platform claim will occur. Remarkist strongly encourages members to maintain their editions
above the 25% threshold if continued ownership is important to them.

System auctions are a disclosed gameplay mechanic and not a disciplinary or enforcement action.

### 3.7 Disappearance of a Memento from Public View

The original crafted Memento associated with an event remains visible on the platform as long as at least
one edition from its set is active—meaning it has not degraded to zero, been melted, or been composed into
another Memento. If all editions in a Memento’s set reach zero density through degradation, are melted, or
are all consumed in compositions, the original Memento disappears from public view. It is no longer
displayed in the Host’s Memento portfolio or publicly accessible on the platform. This disappearance is an
automatic outcome of the edition lifecycle and is not an enforcement or moderation action.

## 4. Claiming Memento Editions

### 4.1 Claim Eligibility

Memento editions are claimable by eligible members in accordance with the conditions set by the Host at
crafting. Members are limited to claiming one edition from any single Memento set through the claim process.
Members may hold more than one edition from the same set if additional editions are acquired through
secondary market transactions—purchases, trades, or auctions—but the one-claim-per-set restriction applies
to initial claims only.

### 4.2 Composable Memento Claims

Where a Host has designated a Memento as composable, a member may only claim an edition if they hold the
specific required editions designated by the Host. By initiating a composable claim, the member irrevocably
authorizes the platform to consume the required editions. The consumed editions are permanently destroyed
and their density is incorporated into the new edition. Members must confirm the composition before
proceeding; this action cannot be reversed, and Remarkist cannot restore consumed editions.

### 4.3 Post-Claim Ownership

Once a Memento edition has been claimed, the claiming member assumes full responsibility for its
maintenance, including the costs of restoration, frosting, or fortification as they may choose, and the risk
of degradation and system claim if maintenance is not performed. Remarkist does not monitor individual
collections on behalf of members or provide automatic maintenance.

## 5. Secondary Market: Trading, Sales & Auctions

### 5.1 Member-to-Member Transfers

Memento editions may be transferred between members through Remarkist’s officially supported secondary
market features, including direct trades, member-initiated sales, and platform-administered auctions.
Off-platform transfers are not recognized by Remarkist and are conducted entirely at the parties’ own risk.
Remarkist does not verify, facilitate, or guarantee any off-platform arrangement.

### 5.2 All Secondary Sales Are Final

Secondary market transactions—including member-initiated sales, trades, and system auctions—are final once
completed. Remarkist does not mediate disputes between members arising from secondary market activity unless
there is evidence of fraud, technical error, or a violation of these terms or the Code of Conduct. Members
are responsible for reviewing the condition of editions before agreeing to a purchase or trade.

### 5.3 Host Royalties

The Host who crafted a Memento may receive a royalty on secondary market sales of editions from that
Memento, as described in the Earnings & Payout Policy. Royalty payments are processed automatically by
the platform at the time of a completed transaction. The applicable royalty rate is determined at the time
of Memento crafting. Secondary market participants acknowledge that royalties form part of the transaction
cost.

### 5.4 System Auctions

System auctions are initiated automatically when an edition falls below 25% of its original density (see
Section 3.6). System auction terms—including opening price, duration, and bidding mechanics—are set by
Remarkist and displayed within the auction interface. The prior owner of a system-claimed edition is
eligible to bid in the auction alongside other members. Remarkist is not a party to system auction
transactions in any financial sense; the auction mechanism is an automated platform feature governed by
these terms.

### 5.5 Prohibited Market Conduct

The following conduct in connection with the Memento secondary market is prohibited:

* **Wash trading.** Arranging transactions between accounts you control or with undisclosed
  related parties to generate artificial volume, influence edition pricing, or produce illegitimate
  royalty or harvest-boost effects.
* **Price manipulation.** Coordinating with others to artificially inflate or deflate the
  perceived value of editions from a specific Memento set.
* **Shill bidding.** Placing fake or coordinated bids in auctions, including system
  auctions, to drive up prices.
* **Off-platform monetization.** Engaging in edition transfers in exchange for real-world
  currency or other value outside Remarkist’s sanctioned features.

Prohibited conduct may result in transaction reversal (where technically feasible), forfeiture of editions
and balances, and account enforcement action in accordance with Section 10.

## 6. Profile Showcases & Harvest Boosts

### 6.1 The Profile Showcase

Members may display up to four Memento editions in their profile showcase. The showcase is a visible
feature of the member’s public profile on the Remarkist platform and reflects the editions the member
chooses to highlight from their collection.

### 6.2 Harvest Event Boosts

Editions displayed in a member’s showcase may produce KRNL® harvest multipliers during eligible events,
based on the combination of editions shown. Boosts may be generated by alignment in the fandom franchise of
all four editions, the Host of all four editions, or both. The specific boost multipliers applicable to
particular franchise or Host combinations are displayed in the platform and are subject to change at
Remarkist’s discretion.

### 6.3 Fortified Editions Cancel Showcase Boosts

A fortified edition placed in the showcase does not contribute to harvest boosts; it cancels all boosts for
the showcase. This is a defined consequence of fortification and applies regardless of the other editions
displayed. Members who wish to maximize harvest boosts from their showcase should not include fortified
editions.

### 6.4 Showcase Responsibility

Members are responsible for the editions displayed in their showcase and for any conduct related to
showcase management. Remarkist may limit or modify showcase features at any time.

## 7. Memento Community Chat Rooms

### 7.1 Memento Chat Rooms

Each Memento is associated with a community chat room accessible to members who currently hold an edition
from that Memento’s set. Chat rooms provide a space for edition holders to connect and build community
around their shared collectible. Access to the chat room is tied to active edition ownership; members who no
longer hold any edition from a Memento set lose access to that Memento’s chat room.

### 7.2 Chat Room Duration & Expiry

A Memento’s chat room remains active for a period determined by the Memento’s density. All Memento chat
rooms expire no later than one year from the Memento’s crafting date, regardless of density. An expired chat
room’s history is no longer accessible through the platform unless the room has been reactivated.

### 7.3 Chat Room Reactivation

Any member who holds an edition from the Memento’s set may reactivate an expired chat room by paying a KRNL
fee, which extends the room’s activity for a further period. Multiple members may contribute to
reactivation. The cost and duration of reactivation are displayed in the platform at the time of the action.

### 7.4 Chat Room Conduct

The Remarkist Code of Conduct applies in full to all Memento community chat rooms. Hosts and edition
holders do not have the authority to waive Code of Conduct requirements within Memento chat rooms. Remarkist
may moderate, restrict, or permanently close a Memento chat room for Code of Conduct violations, regardless
of edition ownership status or whether a reactivation fee has been paid. No refund of reactivation fees is
provided where a chat room is closed due to violations.

## 8. NFT Tokenization of Fortified Editions

### 8.1 Current Status

Remarkist may, at its discretion, make available tools enabling the tokenization of fortified Memento
editions as NFTs on external blockchain networks. This section describes the intended design and applicable
terms for that feature. These terms may be supplemented by additional disclosures when the feature is made
available. Remarkist makes no guarantee as to the timing, scope, or availability of tokenization features.

### 8.2 Eligibility for Tokenization

When tokenization becomes available, only fortified Memento editions will be eligible for tokenization.
Non-fortified editions, which degrade over time, are not eligible. Fortification is permanent and
irreversible; members who wish to tokenize their editions must first fortify them in accordance with Section
3.4.

### 8.3 Host Unlock Requirement

Before any individual edition owner may tokenize their edition, the Host of the originating Memento must
first unlock the Memento set’s tokenization eligibility. This is a set-level permission: a Host who does not
unlock tokenization prevents all editions from that set from being tokenized, regardless of whether
individual editions are fortified. The Host unlock will be subject to a fee, the amount and payment terms of
which will be disclosed when this feature is made available. Other details of the Host unlock process will
be disclosed when this feature launches.

### 8.4 Individual Tokenization by Edition Owners

Once the Host has enabled set-level tokenization, each individual edition owner who has fortified their
edition may elect to tokenize it. Tokenization is an individual act initiated by the edition owner and is
subject to applicable fees disclosed at the time the feature is made available. Tokenization places a record
of the edition on an external blockchain network. Details of the supported blockchain network(s), fee
structure, and technical process will be disclosed when this feature launches.

### 8.5 Consequences of Tokenization

Members considering tokenization should understand the following:

* Tokenization does not transfer intellectual property rights. A token representing a Memento edition on
  an external blockchain does not convey copyright, trademark rights, or any other intellectual property
  in the edition’s visual design or in any third-party creative works incorporated into it. Intellectual
  property remains with the rights holders, and the IP obligations in Section 9 of these terms and the IP,
  Copyright & Trademark Policy apply regardless of tokenization.
* Remarkist does not control external blockchain networks. Once an edition has been tokenized on an
  external network, the blockchain record of that token exists outside Remarkist’s infrastructure and
  cannot be modified or removed by Remarkist. This means that if an edition’s underlying content is
  subsequently found to infringe third-party intellectual property, Remarkist can remove the edition from
  the Remarkist platform but cannot alter or destroy the blockchain record.
* Tokenization does not guarantee value. The existence of a blockchain-based token record does not
  create, guarantee, or imply any market value, liquidity, or financial return.
* Remarkist platform rights and obligations continue to apply. Tokenization of an edition does not exempt
  the edition owner from compliance with these terms, the Terms of Service, or other applicable platform
  policies with respect to the edition’s use on the Remarkist platform.

### 8.6 Securities Law Disclaimer

Mementos and Memento editions—including fortified editions and any tokenized representations of them—are
platform collectibles, not securities or investment contracts. They are not offered as investments, and no
expectation of profit from the efforts of Remarkist or any third party is created by ownership. Members
should not acquire Memento editions with the expectation of financial return, and they should not interpret
any Remarkist communication as a representation that editions will appreciate in value.

Nothing in the Memento system constitutes an offer of securities or investment contracts.

## 9. Intellectual Property Obligations

### 9.1 Host IP Responsibility

Hosts are solely responsible for ensuring that the Mementos they craft—including all visual design
elements, SVG icons, colors, titles, and descriptions—do not infringe the intellectual property rights of
any third party. The obligations described in detail in the Creator Terms and the IP, Copyright &
Trademark Policy apply in full to all Mementos. This responsibility is heightened for Hosts who contribute
SVG icons to the shared public catalog, where a single infringing asset can propagate across many Mementos
platform-wide before being identified and removed.

### 9.2 No IP Rights Conveyed by Edition Ownership

Acquiring, holding, fortifying, or tokenizing a Memento edition does not confer any intellectual property
rights in the edition’s design, in any third-party works incorporated into the design, or in the broader
Memento. Edition owners may display and interact with their editions within Remarkist Products in accordance
with the limited license described in Section 1.3. All intellectual property rights in the visual design
elements remain with their respective owners.

### 9.3 Infringement Consequences

A Memento found to infringe third-party intellectual property may be removed from the platform in response
to a valid complaint, without prior notice. Removal may occur while editions from that Memento are held by
members other than the Host. Remarkist will make reasonable efforts to notify affected edition holders of
removals that affect actively held collections, but is not obligated to do so and is not liable for the
consequence of such removals on collection value or access. Full DMCA and trademark complaint procedures are
described in the IP, Copyright & Trademark Policy and in Sections 12 and 13 of the Terms of Service.

## 10. Enforcement & Account Consequences

### 10.1 Enforcement Actions

Violations of these terms—including IP infringement in Memento design, prohibited secondary market conduct,
abuse of Memento mechanics, or violations of the Code of Conduct in Memento chat rooms—may result in:

* Removal of specific Mementos or editions from the platform.
* Revocation of Memento crafting privileges.
* Forfeiture of KRNL® and COLR balances associated with policy violations.
* Account suspension or termination in accordance with the Terms of Service.

### 10.2 Forfeiture of Editions on Account Termination

If a member’s account is suspended or terminated, all Memento editions held by that member are forfeited.
Forfeited editions re-enter the platform ecosystem in accordance with Remarkist’s platform policies. No
compensation or KRNL® return is provided for forfeited editions except where required by applicable law.

### 10.3 Effect on Hosted Mementos

If a Host’s account is suspended or terminated, the Host’s crafted Mementos may be removed or restricted
from the platform. Editions from those Mementos that are held by other members remain in those members’
collections subject to platform availability, unless removal is required by intellectual property
enforcement or other legal obligation. Royalty rights cease upon account termination.

### 10.4 Effect of Host Account Deletion on Held Editions

If the Host of a Memento deletes their Remarkist account, Memento editions from that Host's Mementos that
are held by other members become restricted. Restricted editions:

* Are visible only to the holding member and are not displayed when the holding member's collection is
  viewed by others.
* May not be gifted, traded, or submitted to auction by the holding member.
* Continue to degrade normally in accordance with their density and are subject to system auction at the
  25% threshold in accordance with Section 3.6.
* May still be maintained by the holding member through restoration, frosting, fortification, and melting
  in accordance with Sections 3.2 through 3.5.

Remarkist does not guarantee advance notice to edition holders before a Host's account deletion takes
effect. Members who hold editions from a Host's Mementos should be aware that the Host's voluntary account
deletion may affect the visibility and transferability of those editions. No compensation is provided for
the restriction of editions resulting from a Host's account deletion.

The aforementioned consequences apply regardless of the edition holder’s conduct or intent.

### 10.5 Remarkist’s Modification Rights

Remarkist reserves the right to modify, rebalance, or discontinue any aspect of the Memento system at any
time, including density mechanics, degradation rates, maintenance costs, auction thresholds, royalty
structures, chat room duration, showcase boost formulas, and tokenization features. Changes will be
communicated with reasonable advance notice where they materially affect active collections. Remarkist is
not liable for any loss in perceived value resulting from changes to Memento mechanics.

### 10.6 Appeals

Members who believe an enforcement action affecting their Mementos or editions was applied in error may
appeal by contacting appeals@remarkist.com with their account email, a description of the action, and any
relevant supporting information.

### 10.7 Dispute Resolution

Any dispute, claim, or controversy arising out of or relating to Mementos, Memento editions, or any
activity governed by these Digital Collectibles & Mementos Terms—including issues relating to
degradation, system auctions, transfers, forfeiture, or account actions—shall be resolved exclusively in
accordance with the dispute-resolution, arbitration, and class action waiver provisions set forth in the
Remarkist Terms of Service.

By participating in the Memento system, you acknowledge and agree that these Terms do not create a separate
or independent dispute-resolution process and that all such disputes are governed by the Terms of Service.

## Questions about Mementos?

For general questions about Mementos, consult the Remarkist Help Center or contact support@remarkist.com.
For intellectual property complaints relating to Memento content, see the IP, Copyright & Trademark
Policy or contact copyright@remarkist.com (DMCA) or trademark@remarkist.com (trademark). For enforcement
appeals, contact appeals@remarkist.com.

### Contact Information

Remarkist Inc.  
Website: [https://remarkist.com](https://remarkist.com/)Email: support@remarkist.com  
304 S. Jones Blvd #646  
Las Vegas, NV 89107

# Masslore Terms

Terms governing contributions to the Masslore knowledge base.

*Effective on May 11, 2026*

Masslore is a factual, collaborative reference layer within Remarkist that organizes descriptive
information about fandom franchises for context, discovery, and creative engagement. These Masslore Terms
govern participation, contributions, incentives, intellectual property, and use of Masslore data. By
submitting contributions to Masslore or using Masslore in any capacity, you agree to these terms in addition
to the Remarkist [Terms of Service](#terms-of-service), [Code of Conduct](#code-of-conduct), [IP, Copyright & Trademark Policy](#ip-copyright), and all other
applicable platform policies. In the event of any conflict, the Terms of Service control.

## 1. Purpose, Scope & Relationship to Other Policies

### 1.1 Purpose of Masslore

Masslore is designed to be the comprehensive reference record of the fandom world: a community-built
database that covers the full scope of fandom franchises and everything produced within and around them.
This includes the in-universe creative content of a franchise—its characters, lore, storylines, and
fictional universes—as well as the real-world body of official works that make up the franchise, from films,
television series, and episodes to books, games, comics, merchandise, and toys. Masslore also catalogs the
broader cultural output a franchise generates, including notable fan fiction, fan art, and community-created
works.

Masslore is factual, descriptive, and transformative in character. It is a reference resource, not a
creative writing space, discussion forum, or fan advocacy platform. Contributions are expected to reflect
verifiable information presented in an original, analytical, and editorially neutral voice. Masslore entries
are not vehicles for reproducing copyrighted content, promoting commercial interests, or expressing personal
opinions about franchise quality or direction.

### 1.2 Intended Use

Masslore content is used within Remarkist Products to provide members with contextual information about
fandom franchises in connection with events, Memento collections, community spaces, and other platform
features. Masslore serves as the reference layer that enriches the Folkic community platform—Remarkist’s
community app where members host events, craft and collect Mementos, and engage in franchise-based community
life—as well as other Remarkist Products and approved integrations. The specific ways in which Masslore
content surfaces across Remarkist Products may evolve as the platform develops.

### 1.3 Scope of These Terms

These terms apply to all members who contribute content to Masslore, access Masslore in any editorial
capacity, or use Masslore data through any Remarkist Product or approved integration. They govern the rights
and obligations of contributors, the editorial authority of Remarkist, the intellectual property framework
for contributions, the incentive structure for participation, and the rules governing access to and use of
the compiled Masslore database.

### 1.4 Relationship to Other Policies

These Masslore Terms operate within the broader Remarkist policy framework. The following policies apply to
Masslore participation in addition to these terms:

* **Remarkist Terms of Service.** The master agreement governing all platform use, which
  controls in the event of any conflict with these terms.
* **Code of Conduct.** Applies in full to all contributor conduct within Masslore, including
  editing activity, editorial disputes, and use of associated community spaces.
* **Masslore Editorial Guidelines.** Detailed editorial standards, style conventions, and
  franchise-specific guidance published separately and incorporated into these terms by reference.
* **IP, Copyright & Trademark Policy.** Governs the intellectual property obligations of
  contributors, including the prohibition on reproducing copyrighted materials and the procedures for
  rights holder takedown requests.
* **Virtual Game Economy Policy.** Governs KRNL® rewards issued for Masslore contributions.
* **Earnings & Payout Policy.** Applies where Masslore contribution rewards involve
  real-world monetary disbursements, subject to eligibility requirements.

## 2. Participation & Editorial Access

### 2.1 General Eligibility

Masslore contribution access is available to Remarkist members in good standing. Remarkist may restrict or
revoke contribution access at any time, including as a result of enforcement actions under the Code of
Conduct, the Terms of Service, or these Masslore Terms. Access to contribute to Masslore is a privilege, not
a right, and does not vest regardless of prior contribution history or accumulated recognition.

### 2.2 Contributor Roles & Editorial Tiers

Remarkist may establish contributor roles or editorial tiers that reflect a member’s contribution history,
quality record, and community standing within Masslore. Access to certain editorial privileges—such as the
ability to edit existing entries, propose new franchise categories, approve or review contributions from
members with less editorial seniority, or participate in editorial governance processes—may be gated by role
or tier. Role and tier assignments are made at Remarkist’s discretion and do not create any vested right,
expectation of continued access, or contractual entitlement.

### 2.3 Granting, Limiting & Revoking Editorial Privileges

Remarkist may grant, expand, restrict, or revoke editorial privileges at any time, with or without prior
notice, based on factors including contribution quality, compliance with editorial standards, conduct toward
other contributors, and overall account standing. Elevation to a higher editorial tier is not automatic and
is not guaranteed by any threshold of contribution volume or tenure. Revocation of editorial privileges does
not necessarily constitute an account-level enforcement action but may accompany one where circumstances
warrant.

### 2.4 Editorial Responsibilities

All contributors, regardless of tier, are responsible for the accuracy, neutrality, and IP compliance of
the content they submit or modify. Contributors who hold elevated editorial roles take on additional
responsibility for the quality and compliance of entries they review or approve. Elevated editorial access
does not reduce the contributor’s individual obligations under these terms; it adds to them.

### 2.5 Remarkist’s Editorial Authority

Remarkist exercises full editorial authority over Masslore. All contributions are subject to review and may
be accepted, modified, reorganized, merged with other entries, or rejected at any time and for any reason,
including for accuracy, tone, structure, style, scope, or compliance with these terms. Remarkist may make
editorial changes to contributions without seeking contributor approval. This editorial authority is
absolute: no contributor, regardless of tier or tenure, has a right to have their contribution published,
maintained in a particular form, or protected from editorial modification.

## 3. Contributions & Content Standards

### 3.1 Permitted Contribution Types

Masslore accepts contributions that are factual, descriptive, and analytically useful to members seeking
information about fandom franchises. Permitted contribution types include:

* Descriptive entries about franchise characters, species, locations, timelines, and in-universe lore,
  written in a neutral and informational voice.
* Catalog entries covering official works within a franchise, including films, television episodes, book
  entries, game releases, comics, merchandise lines, and other officially produced creative output, with
  factual metadata such as release dates, credits, and format.
* Documentation of notable fan-created works, including fan fiction, fan art, and community creative
  traditions, treated as cultural and community artifacts rather than reproductions of the works
  themselves.
* Analytical or contextual entries that describe a franchise’s cultural reception, critical history, or
  community significance, written in an objective and sourced manner.

### 3.2 Accuracy, Sourcing & Neutrality

Contributions must be accurate and grounded in verifiable information. Where reasonable disagreement exists
about canonical facts within a franchise, entries should reflect that disagreement accurately rather than
asserting one reading as definitive. Contributors should be able to identify the basis for factual claims in
their entries, even where formal citations are not required by the editorial guidelines. Entries must be
written in a neutral, informational tone and must not express personal opinions, advocate for a particular
franchise interpretation, or reflect promotional intent.

### 3.3 Transformative Content & Copyright Compliance

All Masslore contributions must be written originally by the contributor. Contributions must be
transformative and descriptive in character: they describe, analyze, and contextualize franchise content in
original language. They do not reproduce it. You may not copy, reproduce, or closely paraphrase text from
third-party sources including other wikis, published books, official franchise materials, scripts,
subtitles, entertainment journalism, or any other copyrighted work. If an entry closely mirrors the language
or structure of a third-party source, it will be rejected or removed regardless of whether it is technically
paraphrased. Masslore entries about fan fiction, fan art, or community works describe and document those
works—they do not reproduce them.

### 3.4 Prohibited Content

The following content is not permitted in Masslore contributions:

* Reproductions or close paraphrases of copyrighted text, images, scripts, lyrics, or other protected
  media.
* Uploaded or embedded copyrighted images, screenshots, character artwork, promotional materials, or
  logos.
* Fan theories, speculative lore, or community-generated canon presented as established franchise fact
  without clear and explicit labeling as non-canonical.
* Promotional content designed to direct members toward commercial activity, including the promotion of
  specific Creators, events, or products.
* Defamatory statements about real individuals, including franchise creators, cast members, developers,
  or public figures associated with a franchise.
* Content that violates the Code of Conduct, including hateful, harassing, or harmful content.
* Content outside the scope of Masslore’s franchise coverage as defined by Remarkist’s editorial
  guidelines.

### 3.5 Edits, Corrections, Disputes & Removals

Contributions you make may be edited by other contributors in accordance with Masslore’s editorial
standards. Contributors who make edits to existing entries take on responsibility for the accuracy and
compliance of their edits. Where you disagree with an editorial decision affecting your contribution, you
may raise the issue through the in-platform editorial feedback mechanism or by contacting
masslore@remarkist.com. Editorial decisions are not subject to the standard platform appeals process.
Remarkist may remove contributions at any time, including contributions that were previously approved, if
circumstances change—for example, if a factual error is identified, if a franchise canon is updated, or if
IP concerns arise.

## 4. Ownership & Licensing of Contributions

### 4.1 Contributor Ownership

You retain ownership of the original creative expression you contribute to Masslore, to the extent that
expression is genuinely original and not derived from third-party protected works. Contributing to Masslore
does not transfer ownership of your original writing to Remarkist. However, by submitting a contribution,
you grant the license described in Section 4.2, and you acknowledge Remarkist’s editorial authority to
modify, reorganize, or remove your contribution.

### 4.2 License Granted to Remarkist

By submitting a contribution to Masslore, you grant Remarkist a perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide,
royalty-free, sublicensable license to reproduce, display, distribute, modify, translate, adapt, syndicate,
and incorporate your contribution into the Masslore database, into Remarkist Products, and into derivative
works based on the database, including for promotional, archival, integration, and commercial purposes. This
license survives your account deletion or the termination of your Remarkist account. Remarkist may, at its
discretion, attribute or anonymize your contributions following account deletion.

Remarkist may make the compiled Masslore database, or portions of it, publicly available under an open
license as a public good. By contributing to Masslore, you acknowledge and agree that your contributions may
be included in such a release. Any open license applies to the original expression in the compiled database
and does not extend to any underlying franchise intellectual property described therein.

### 4.3 No Rights in Underlying Franchise IP

Contributing to Masslore does not grant you any rights in the intellectual property of the fandom
franchises you write about. Characters, storylines, titles, and creative works belong to their respective
rights holders. Masslore describes and references third-party intellectual property in a factual,
transformative context; it does not license or convey any rights in that property to contributors, to
Remarkist, or to any other party.

### 4.4 Effect of Content Removal or Account Termination

If your contribution is removed by Remarkist, or if your account is terminated, the license granted in
Section 4.2 is not affected. Remarkist retains the right to use, modify, or retain contributions in the
database at its editorial discretion following removal of the original submission or termination of your
account. No KRNL® rewards or compensation are owed for contributions that are subsequently removed.

## 5. Incentives, Recognition & KRNL®

### 5.1 Discretionary Incentives

Remarkist may award KRNL® to contributors in recognition of approved and high-quality Masslore
contributions. These awards are entirely discretionary. Contributing to Masslore does not create any
entitlement to KRNL®, any expectation of reward, or any contractual right to compensation of any kind. The
decision whether to award KRNL®, in what amount, and for which contributions is made by Remarkist in its
sole judgment.

### 5.2 Reward Criteria & Eligibility

Where Remarkist awards KRNL® for Masslore contributions, relevant factors may include the accuracy and
quality of the contribution, its editorial value to the database, its originality, the depth and breadth of
coverage it provides, and its compliance with Masslore’s content standards and editorial guidelines. Reward
amounts, if any, are displayed within the platform. Remarkist may change, suspend, or discontinue KRNL®
rewards for Masslore contributions at any time without prior notice. Eligibility for rewards is also subject
to a contributor’s account being in good standing at the time the reward would be issued.

### 5.3 No Guarantee of Rewards or Continued Incentives

Remarkist makes no representation that any contribution will be rewarded, that rewards will be issued at a
consistent rate, or that the KRNL® reward program for Masslore contributions will continue in its current
form. Past receipt of rewards for contributions does not create a reasonable expectation of future rewards
for similar contributions.

### 5.4 Relationship to Economy & Earnings Policies

KRNL® awarded for Masslore contributions is subject to the same terms and conditions as all KRNL® on the
platform and is governed by the Virtual Game Economy Policy. It has no real-world monetary value outside the
Remarkist platform. Where Masslore contribution incentives involve real-world monetary disbursements, those
disbursements would be subject to the eligibility, verification, and tax requirements of the Earnings &
Payout Policy. KRNL® rewards for Masslore contributions do not constitute payment for services, employment
compensation, or a contractual obligation.

### 5.5 Abuse of Reward Mechanics

Attempting to manipulate Masslore contribution rewards through artificially inflated submission volume,
low-quality bulk contributions, coordinated self-promotion, or any other conduct designed to game the reward
system rather than genuinely improve the database is a violation of these terms and the Code of Conduct.
Remarkist may revoke KRNL® awards, restrict contributor access, and take account enforcement action in
response.

## 6. Compilation Rights, Platform Use & Third-Party Access

### 6.1 Remarkist’s Compilation Rights

Remarkist owns the Masslore database as a compiled work, including its structure, organization, taxonomy,
categorization, editorial decisions, and the collective presentation of all entries. This ownership exists
as a compilation right, independently of the ownership of any individual contribution and independently of
the intellectual property rights of the fandom franchises covered. Remarkist’s rights in the compiled
database include the right to organize, present, license, syndicate, and commercially exploit the database
in any form and through any medium, at its sole discretion.

Remarkist may make the compiled Masslore database publicly available as static web pages or in other
formats under an open license, as part of Remarkist's commitment to fandom as a public good. Such release
does not affect Remarkist's ownership of the compiled database or its rights under these terms. Any open
license applies solely to the original expression in the compiled database and does not constitute a license
to any underlying franchise intellectual property.

### 6.2 Use Within Remarkist Products

Masslore content is used across Remarkist Products to provide contextual franchise information to members.
Its primary integration is with Folkic—Remarkist’s community platform, where Masslore serves as the
reference layer that enriches members’ engagement with franchise-based events, Memento collections, and
community spaces. Masslore content may also surface within other Remarkist Products and features as the
platform develops. Contributors grant the license in Section 4.2 with the understanding that their
contributions may appear in any current or future Remarkist Product context.

### 6.3 API Access & Licensed Third-Party Integrations

Remarkist may make Masslore data available to third-party applications, services, or platforms through an
API or other licensed integration arrangement. Any third-party access to Masslore data is subject to a
separate agreement with Remarkist governing the scope of permitted use, attribution obligations, and
restrictions on downstream use. Remarkist does not guarantee the availability of API access and may modify,
restrict, or discontinue third-party access at any time. Contributors do not receive additional compensation
when their contributions are accessed through licensed third-party integrations; such use is covered by the
license in Section 4.2. In addition to licensed API integrations, Remarkist may make Masslore data publicly
available under an open license as described in Section 6.1. The terms of this section apply to API-based
integrations beyond what is covered by any public license.

### 6.4 Restrictions on Scraping & Unauthorized Access

Automated scraping, crawling, harvesting, or systematic extraction of Masslore data through the Remarkist
platform app or interfaces, other than through Remarkist's officially provided API, is prohibited. Where
Remarkist has made Masslore data publicly available under an open license, use of that data is governed by
the terms of that license. Unauthorized access to or extraction of data beyond what is covered by a public
license or an API agreement constitutes a violation of the Terms of Service and may constitute a violation
of applicable computer fraud and data protection laws.

## 7. Fair Use, Intellectual Property & Takedowns

### 7.1 Fair Use Principles Governing Masslore

Masslore is designed to operate within the bounds of fair use and equivalent doctrines in applicable
jurisdictions. Its descriptive, factual, and transformative character—cataloguing and analyzing franchise
content in original language rather than reproducing it—is the basis on which it engages with third-party
intellectual property. Remarkist maintains editorial standards specifically intended to keep Masslore
content within those bounds. However, Remarkist cannot guarantee that every contribution falls within fair
use in every jurisdiction, and contributors are solely responsible for ensuring their contributions comply
with applicable intellectual property law.

### 7.2 Required Avoidance of Protected Materials

Contributors must not incorporate protected or proprietary materials into Masslore entries, including but
not limited to: direct quotations from copyrighted scripts, books, or other literary works beyond what is
strictly necessary for transformative commentary; reproductions of trademarked logos, character designs, or
brand imagery; and proprietary data, rankings, or compiled information from third-party databases or
publications. The IP, Copyright & Trademark Policy applies in full to all Masslore contributions and
should be consulted when questions arise about the permissibility of specific content.

### 7.3 Rights Holder Takedown Requests

Rights holders who believe that a Masslore entry infringes their copyright or trademark rights may submit a
takedown request in accordance with the procedures described in the IP, Copyright & Trademark Policy and
in Sections 12 and 13 of the Remarkist Terms of Service. Copyright takedown notices should be directed to
copyright@remarkist.com; trademark complaints to trademark@remarkist.com. Masslore-specific takedown
requests are evaluated by Remarkist’s editorial and legal teams. Where a valid complaint is received,
Remarkist may remove, modify, or restrict the affected entry without prior notice to the contributing
member.

### 7.4 Editorial Actions to Maintain Fair Use Boundaries

Remarkist’s editorial team monitors Masslore for content that approaches or exceeds the boundaries of fair
use, including entries that reproduce substantial portions of copyrighted text, entries that incorporate
imagery in ways likely to infringe, and entries whose framing risks implying official affiliation or
endorsement by a rights holder. Where such content is identified—whether through internal review, community
reports, or rights holder contact—Remarkist may edit, remove, or restrict the relevant content as an
editorial action independent of any formal takedown process.

## 8. Conduct, Misuse & Reporting

### 8.1 Code of Conduct

The Remarkist Code of Conduct applies in full to all conduct within Masslore, including contribution
activity, editorial discussions, collaborative editing spaces, and any community features associated with
the database. Masslore is a collaborative environment that depends on contributors engaging in good faith,
treating other contributors’ work with respect, and prioritizing the integrity of the database over personal
or community agendas.

### 8.2 Prohibited Behaviors

The following conduct is prohibited within Masslore:

* **Vandalism.** Intentionally introducing inaccurate, misleading, incomplete, or harmful
  content into the database, whether through new submissions or edits to existing entries.
* **Misinformation.** Submitting content the contributor knows or has reason to believe is
  factually incorrect, including presenting fan theories or speculative lore as established canon.
* **Editorial manipulation.** Coordinating with others to systematically introduce a
  particular franchise reading, editorial bias, or contested community position as authoritative fact.
* **Promotional contribution.** Submitting entries designed to promote a Creator, product,
  event, or commercial interest rather than to serve the database’s informational purpose.
* **Edit warring.** Repeatedly reversing another contributor’s edits without engaging
  constructively with the editorial basis for the disagreement.
* **Harassment of contributors.** Including conduct within editorial spaces, discussion
  channels, or off-platform activity connected to Masslore participation.
* **Scraping or unauthorized data extraction.** As described in Section 6.4.
* **Abuse of elevated editorial privileges.** Using contributor tier access to suppress,
  demote, or remove legitimate contributions for reasons unrelated to editorial quality or compliance.

### 8.3 Reporting Inaccurate, Unsafe, or Abusive Content

Members who identify inaccurate, unsafe, or abusive content in Masslore may report it through in-platform
reporting tools or by contacting masslore@remarkist.com with a description of the issue and the affected
entry. Intellectual property concerns should be directed to copyright@remarkist.com (copyright) or
trademark@remarkist.com (trademark) in accordance with the IP, Copyright & Trademark Policy. Reports are
reviewed by the Masslore editorial team and, where appropriate, escalated to Remarkist’s moderation and
legal teams.

## 9. Enforcement & Accountability

### 9.1 Enforcement Actions

Violations of these Masslore Terms, the Code of Conduct, or the Terms of Service in connection with
Masslore participation may result in any of the following, applied at Remarkist’s discretion proportionate
to the severity and pattern of the violation:

* A formal warning or editorial notice.
* Removal or modification of specific contributions.
* Temporary or permanent restriction of contribution access or editorial privileges.
* Revocation of KRNL® rewards associated with policy-violating contributions.
* Account suspension or termination in accordance with the Terms of Service.

### 9.2 Content Removal & Modification

Remarkist may remove or modify any Masslore entry at any time, for any reason, without prior notice.
Removal may occur as an editorial action, in response to a rights holder complaint, as part of an
enforcement action, or as a result of changes in Masslore’s scope or editorial standards. No KRNL® rewards
or compensation are owed for removed contributions. Remarkist will make reasonable efforts to notify
contributors when significant contributions are removed as a result of a specific enforcement action, but is
not obligated to do so in all cases.

### 9.3 Appeals & Dispute Resolution

Contributors who believe an enforcement action affecting their Masslore access or contributions was applied
in error may appeal by contacting appeals@remarkist.com with their account email, a description of the
action, and any supporting information. Remarkist will review appeals in good faith and respond within a
reasonable time. Editorial decisions—including decisions to modify, reject, or remove specific contributions
on editorial grounds—are not subject to the appeals process and are at Remarkist’s sole editorial
discretion. All disputes arising from these terms that are not resolved through the appeals process are
subject to the dispute resolution and mandatory arbitration provisions of the Remarkist Terms of Service.

## 10. Disclaimers & Limitations

### 10.1 No Guarantee of Accuracy or Completeness

Masslore is a community-contributed database. Remarkist does not independently verify the accuracy of all
entries and does not guarantee that Masslore content is accurate, complete, current, or free from errors.
The presence of an entry in Masslore does not constitute Remarkist’s endorsement of its accuracy. Members
and third parties who rely on Masslore content do so at their own risk.

### 10.2 No Reliance for Professional or Consequential Decisions

Masslore is a fan community reference tool. It is not a source of legal, financial, historical, medical, or
other professional information, and it should not be relied upon for any consequential decision-making.
Remarkist expressly disclaims any liability arising from reliance on Masslore content for purposes beyond
casual reference and fan community engagement.

### 10.3 No Guarantee of Permanence

Entries may be modified, removed, or reorganized at any time without notice. Remarkist does not guarantee
that any specific entry, franchise category, or body of Masslore content will remain available in any
particular form or for any particular duration. Members and third parties should not treat Masslore as a
permanent or archival record.

### 10.4 Limitation of Remarkist’s Responsibility for Third-Party Use

Remarkist is not responsible for how third parties use Masslore content accessed through licensed API
integrations or through any other channel. Third-party use of Masslore data is governed by the terms of the
applicable licensing agreement between Remarkist and that third party. Remarkist does not warrant the
accuracy, completeness, or fitness for purpose of Masslore content as used in third-party contexts and is
not liable for any harm arising from such use.

### 10.5 Third-Party Franchise IP Disclaimer

Masslore describes and references intellectual property owned by third-party rights holders. The presence
of franchise content in Masslore does not imply any affiliation, sponsorship, endorsement, or licensing
relationship between Remarkist and the relevant rights holder. All franchise names, characters, and creative
works referenced in Masslore remain the property of their respective owners.

## 11. Amendments & Updates

### 11.1 Updates to These Terms

Remarkist may update these Masslore Terms at any time. Updates may reflect changes in platform features,
editorial standards, the scope of Masslore’s coverage, incentive structures, or applicable law. Remarkist
will update these terms when new features or incentive structures are introduced, to reflect their
applicable terms and conditions.

### 11.2 Notification of Changes

Material changes to these terms will be communicated to active Masslore contributors via in-platform
notification or email, with reasonable advance notice where the changes affect existing contributor rights
or obligations. Non-material changes—such as clarifications, corrections, or updates to reflect existing
practice—may be made without advance notice. The updated terms will reflect the date of the most recent
revision at the top of the document.

### 11.3 Continued Participation as Acceptance

Your continued participation in Masslore following notice of an update to these terms constitutes your
acceptance of the updated terms. If you do not agree with a material change to these terms, you should cease
contributing to Masslore before the effective date of the change. Ceasing Masslore contribution activity
does not affect your general Remarkist account or your obligations under the license granted in Section 4.2,
which is irrevocable.

## Questions about Masslore?

For general questions or editorial concerns, contact masslore@remarkist.com. For intellectual property
complaints, contact copyright@remarkist.com (DMCA) or trademark@remarkist.com (trademark). For enforcement
appeals, contact appeals@remarkist.com.

### Contact Information

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Website: [https://remarkist.com](https://remarkist.com/)Email: support@remarkist.com  
304 S. Jones Blvd #646  
Las Vegas, NV 89107