As a partner, your posts and articles carry extra weight with readers, so the bar is a little higher than for a regular account. These guidelines apply wherever you publish on Ezana: Community posts, Ezana Echo articles, comments, and your profile. They protect your audience’s trust and your partner status.
How it works
- Before posting, ask whether the piece is your own analysis and whether you can back up every factual claim.
- Disclose any position you hold in a security you discuss.
- Frame ideas as analysis and education, never as personal advice to a specific reader.
- Cite your sources and link to primary material where you can.
- Label anything that has not launched, such as copy trading, as coming soon.
- Publish, then stay around to answer questions respectfully.
The rules
- Share original analysis and disclose your positions.
- Never promise or imply guaranteed returns.
- Do not present posts as personalized financial advice.
- Cite sources and do not copy other people’s work.
- Be respectful with readers and other partners, even in disagreement.
- Keep promotion honest, including clear pricing for anything paid.
Why it matters
Partners represent Ezana to their audience. Misleading or hype-driven content can be removed, and repeated problems can lead to the loss of Echo Writer or partner status. The partner application also asks for a clean regulatory history, and staying within these rules helps keep it that way.
Troubleshooting
- Content removed. It likely crossed the advice or disclosure line. Revise and repost.
- Unsure about a claim. If you cannot cite it, soften it or cut it.
- Promoting your own work. That is fine. Be clear about what it is and what it costs.
- A reader is hostile. Answer once, calmly, with sources. Do not get pulled into a long argument.
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FAQ
Q: Can I discuss specific stocks?
A: Yes, as analysis with disclosure, not as a personal buy or sell instruction.
Q: Can status be revoked?
A: Yes. Repeated violations can end Echo Writer or partner access.