Community Guidelines

Zamarn is a Christian audio ecosystem where faith, creativity, and community meet. These guidelines describe the behavior we expect from everyone on the platform. By using Zamarn you agree to follow them.

Our shared standard

We engage one another with grace and truth. Disagreement is welcome; disrespect is not. Treat artists, listeners, ministries, and staff the way you would want to be treated.

What's not allowed

• Hate or harassment. Slurs, targeted abuse, threats, or attacks on a person's faith, race, gender, sexuality, ability, or background.
• Explicit or prohibited content. Content that glorifies violence, sexual explicitness, illegal drugs, or other material out of step with the platform's Christian character. See our Copyright & DMCA policy for how explicit and prohibited material is handled.
• Spam and manipulation. Repeated unsolicited messages, fake engagement, artificial plays, or any attempt to game discovery or monetization.
• Impersonation and deceit. Pretending to be another creator, ministry, or organization, or misrepresenting your affiliation.
• Copyright infringement. Uploading audio you don't have the rights to. Report suspected infringement through our DMCA process.

Content that may be restricted

Creators can designate explicit content on upload. Material the community flags or that violates these guidelines may be hidden, suspended, or removed. Admins act on reports and accepted DMCA notices and track repeat infringers.

Reporting something

Use the Report option on any track, comment, or creator profile. You can also submit a copyright takedown or counter-notice through our DMCA process. We review reports and take action where needed.

Consequences

Depending on severity, we may remove content, suspend an account, or in serious or repeated cases remove a user from Zamarn. Banned or suspended accounts can appeal by contacting Zamarn support.

Changes to these guidelines

We may update these guidelines as the community grows. Material changes will be reflected in the "Last updated" date above.