Data sources, corrections and takedown

Summary. Everything here comes from pages programmes and networks publish openly for affiliates. We record facts, not creative content, and nothing is taken from behind a login, a paywall or any other access control. If you own a programme or are named in an entry, you may request correction or removal; requests are handled as applicable law requires.

1. How the registry is compiled

Sources: programme and network pages that are publicly accessible without login, payment or access control — terms pages, affiliate landing pages, network catalogues, public directories. Each entry keeps its source URL and the date it was checked.
What is recorded: factual terms (commission, cookie window, payout thresholds and schedules, payment methods, tracking platform, GEOs, contact channels for affiliates) and short excerpts needed to identify the programme. We do not copy articles, images or creative copy; logos are shown at icon size solely to identify the programme (nominative use) and are removed on request.
Not collected: anything behind authentication or another access control, personal data beyond published business contact channels, and private communications.
Exclusion: a domain owner may ask us not to list their pages; we may exclude the domain.

2. Why this is lawful, and where the limits are

Facts — a rate, a cookie window, a payout threshold — are not protected by copyright in the US or the EU; short identifying references to programmes are nominative fair use / permitted reference. Our own contribution is the selection, verification and normalisation, which is what we license. We do not claim rights in your content, and we do not reproduce substantial parts of any single source. Where a source objects, or where we are told a source is not public, we may exclude it and remove the data. Personal data in entries is limited to professional contact channels published for affiliates and is handled as described in the Privacy Policy.

3. Corrections

Wrong figure, renamed programme, dead link? Use the form below (“Correct”) or the contact form with the entry URL and the correct information; corrections are made at our discretion.

4. Removal and takedown (copyright, trademark, DSA)

Removal on request. A programme may ask for its listing to be removed; such requests are handled to the extent applicable law requires.

Copyright (US DMCA, 17 U.S.C. §512). Send a notice with: (1) the copyrighted work; (2) the URL on this site of the material; (3) your contact details; (4) a statement that you believe in good faith the use is not authorised; (5) a statement, under penalty of perjury, that the notice is accurate and you are the owner or authorised to act; (6) your physical or electronic signature. Our designated agent: the operator of Affiliate Registry (registration with the US Copyright Office DMCA Agent Directory pending), reachable through the contact form. Postal address for service is provided on request. Valid notices are handled as 17 U.S.C. §512 requires.

EU Digital Services Act (art. 16) and UK. Notices with a sufficiently precise explanation of why the content is illegal, the exact URL, your name and e-mail, and a good-faith statement are handled as applicable law requires. Trademark complaints: state the mark, registration and how the use is confusing; identification of a programme by its name is not a use in the trademark sense; entries may be changed or removed at our discretion.

5. Privacy requests (people named in entries, users)

Use “Privacy request” below or the contact form: access, correction, erasure, objection, opt-out. Requests are handled within the period the applicable law prescribes; we may verify identity before acting.

6. Submit a request

These documents are written in good faith for a small data business and reviewed against the rules that apply in the EU/UK and the US. They are not legal advice; where mandatory law in your country grants you more rights than stated here, those rights apply.