Content that contains one static image and little to no motion.

Content posted for the sole purpose of increasing engagement by asking people to react to questions posed by the content.

Content that primarily displays static images played in succession.

Content that loops and displays the same segment multiple times. Looping content can include GIFs and content of varying lengths.

Content that primarily displays still or moving images with overlaid text.

Content that already includes embedded pre-roll, mid-roll, post-roll or banner ads where Pimbuzz offers ad placements. For example, a video that includes manually inserted mid-roll ads is ineligible for in-stream ads.

Content that incentivises people to click a link or respond to a post through likes, comments or shares.

Content that requests compensation in exchange for extreme behaviour, such as:

• consumption of inedible substances
• showing graphic content
• consumption of drugs, tobacco or alcohol
• Disrobing or other sexual behaviour

We define debated social issues as social issues that may provoke debate, such as personal, civil or political rights. Content may be subject to reduced or disabled monetisation if it depicts or discusses the following subjects in a polarising or inflammatory manner:

• Race
• Gender
• National origin
• Age
• Political affiliation
• Ethnicity
• Disability
• Sexual orientation
• Socioeconomic class
• Religion
• Immigration
• Legitimacy of elections

Content that exploits controversial political or social issues for commercial purposes is restricted from monetisation.

We define tragedy or conflict as physical or emotional distress, such as death, injury, abuse, illness or destructive events. Depictions or discussions of these subjects, either real or fictional, may affect monetisation for your content.

However, content that depicts or discusses these subjects in an explicitly uplifting manner may still be eligible for monetisation.

Examples of this content include:

• Death
• Physical injury
• Mental disabilities
• Illness
• Physical abuse
• Sexual abuse
• Emotional abuse
• Property damage

We define objectionable activity as substance use, abuse or crimes. Depictions or discussions of these subjects, either real or fictional, may affect monetisation for your content.

• Substance abuse
• Threats
• Advocating for harm
• Trafficking
• Theft
• Vandalism
• Trespassing
• Corruption
• Fraud
• Bribery
• Insider trading
• Embezzlement
• Hacking
• Copyright infringement
• Judicial proceedings

We restrict the monetisation of content that promotes the sale or misuse of illegal, prescription or recreational drugs.

We define sexual or suggestive content within the examples below. Content may face reduced or disabled monetisation if it contains this subject matter. Depictions or discussions of these subjects, either real or fictional, may affect monetisation for your content.

• Nudity
• Sexual activity
• Sexual poses
• Suggestive dancing
• Simulations of sexual activity
• Sex objects
• Suggestive language
• Revealing or absent items of clothing

We restrict the monetisation of gratuitous nudity, depictions of people in explicit positions or activities that are overly suggestive or sexually provocative.

We define strong language as profanity, derogatory words or vulgar sexual language. Content may face reduced or disabled monetisation if it contains this language, either spoken, written or otherwise represented.

• Profanity
• Derogatory words
• Sexual words
• Innuendos
• Crude gestures
• Vulgar motions

We restrict the monetisation of hate speech.

We define explicit content as injury, gore or bodily functions or conditions. Content may not be monetised if it displays or discusses gore or bodily conditions. Depictions of these subjects, either real or fictional, may affect monetisation for your content.

• Wounds
• Infections
• Bodily fluids
• Medical procedures
• Food processing
• Extreme body modification
• Bodily functions
• Ingesting substances not intended for consumption
• Ingesting nauseating substances
• Decay
• Infestation

We restrict the monetisation of sensational, disrespectful or excessively graphic content.

Content that contains medical claims that have been disproven by an expert organisation. Including, but not limited to, anti-vaccination claims.