No Hate for Profit | AngryPages

Core Policy

AngryPages does not permit hate to be used as a growth, revenue, sponsorship, or audience-capture strategy.

The business point is simple: hate that crosses lines is bad product, bad monetization, bad ad inventory, and bad long-term reader trust.

What Is Prohibited

Protected-group dehumanization, identity intimidation, harassment campaigns, segregation, expulsion, violence, or collective punishment are prohibited.

Content engineered to inflame identity conflict for traffic, paid unlocks, sponsorship, or ad money can lose distribution and monetization immediately.

Monetization Impact

Ad serving, token eligibility, sponsorship, paid distribution, and account-level monetization can be reduced, suspended, or removed.

The old page's practical consequences stay: ad blocks, token limits, sponsorship suspension, paid-distribution loss, and repeat-abuse monetization bans.

Context Exception

Critical analysis, documentary reporting, satire, or public-interest discussion may remain when it is clearly framed and non-celebratory.

Context is not a shield for incitement. A useful public-interest frame must not become praise, recruitment, intimidation, or identity abuse.

Editorial Controls

We may require revisions, stronger context labels, tier escalation, reduced discoverability, or removal when risk outweighs value.

The control choice should match the problem: clarify, gate, reduce reach, demonetize, remove, suspend, or terminate depending on severity and pattern.

Creator Standard

Creators should make the point without turning people into identity targets. Strong opinion can stay strong without becoming hate-for-profit.

AngryPages protects forceful opinion and narrative edge, but commercializing identity hostility is not the business lane.

Ads & Partners

Advertisers, payment providers, hosting partners, and readers need confidence that monetized surfaces are not built on identity abuse.

This protects revenue quality. It also keeps ad-supported, paid, and partner-facing surfaces commercially usable.

Enforcement & Appeals

Severe or repeated violations can result in suspension or termination. Review requests belong through Appeals.

Appeals should include exact URL/title, challenged action, context, evidence, and the corrective outcome requested.