1. Purpose and Scope

This Community, Privacy & Fan Interaction Policy (the “Policy”) is issued by The Artist Studio Loft Inc. (the “Company”) in connection with The Apocalypse Girls entertainment project, TheApocalypseGirls.com, and related official digital properties, accounts, channels, services, productions, publications, and community activities.

The purpose of this Policy is to establish clear public expectations concerning fan communications, collaborator privacy, the protection of personal identity, official entertainment personas, public appearances, respectful community conduct, safety restrictions, moderation practices, and the use of administrative and editorial support systems.

This Policy applies to visitors, viewers, listeners, subscribers, customers, fans, followers, community members, correspondents, and any other person who accesses or communicates with the Company through an official channel. It also explains, at a public level, how the Company may organize communications and protect individuals contributing to its productions.

This Policy is separate from, and may be supplemented by, the Company’s Terms of Use, Privacy Policy, Cookie Policy, Copyright or DMCA Policy, purchase terms, platform-specific rules, event rules, and any other notice or agreement published by the Company.

2. Definitions

For purposes of this Policy, the following capitalized terms have the meanings stated below:

2.1 “Authorized Representative”

An individual or entity authorized by the Company to act, communicate, publish, moderate, administer, manage, produce, or provide services on behalf of the Company or an Official Persona.

2.2 “Collaborator”

Any person or entity who contributes creative, artistic, technical, production, performance, administrative, operational, promotional, advisory, or other approved services to the Company or its projects, whether on a continuing, temporary, freelance, independent-contractor, consulting, licensing, volunteer, project-based, or other authorized basis.

2.3 “Community Member”

Any visitor, fan, listener, viewer, follower, subscriber, purchaser, supporter, correspondent, or other person who interacts with the Company, its Website, its Official Accounts, its productions, or its Authorized Representatives.

2.4 “Official Account”

A website, social-media profile, streaming account, store, email address, messaging channel, community page, or other digital property operated by or expressly authorized by the Company.

2.5 “Official Communication”

A message, response, announcement, post, comment, publication, recording, notice, or other communication issued through an Official Account or by an Authorized Representative acting within the scope of the representative’s authority.

2.6 “Official Persona”

A fictional, dramatized, branded, artistic, narrative, promotional, or entertainment identity created, developed, owned, licensed, administered, or managed by the Company, including, without limitation, Luna Blackthorn, Raven Blackthorn, and any other persona, character, identity, or role introduced by the Company from time to time.

2.7 “Personal Information”

Information that identifies, relates to, describes, is reasonably capable of being associated with, or could reasonably be linked to a particular individual, household, device, or account, as defined by applicable law.

2.8 “Website”

TheApocalypseGirls.com and any related pages, subdomains, landing pages, stores, embedded features, or online services operated by or on behalf of the Company.

3. Nature of the Project

The Apocalypse Girls is a collaborative entertainment project produced, administered, and developed by The Artist Studio Loft Inc. The project may include music, recorded performances, fictional narratives, visual art, photography, animation, video, social-media content, written material, live or recorded appearances, merchandise, websites, fan communications, branded personas, and related entertainment or promotional activities.

The project is not limited to a single medium, performer, production method, location, or group of contributors. The Company may expand, revise, suspend, discontinue, reassign, recast, or otherwise modify any production, role, persona, account, feature, or activity in its discretion, subject to applicable law and any binding written agreements.

Public-facing credits may identify certain collaborators by legal name, professional name, stage name, persona name, business name, pseudonym, initials, or another authorized identifier. The presence or absence of a public credit does not determine the existence, scope, or nature of a private contractual or professional relationship with the Company.

4. Collaborators and Authorized Roles

The Company may engage a broad and evolving network of Collaborators. To preserve operational flexibility and avoid the need for repeated public-policy amendments, references to Collaborators include, without limitation, persons or entities serving in any of the following capacities:

• vocalists, singers, background vocalists, voice actors, voice performers, narrators, announcers, and dialogue performers;
• musicians, instrumentalists, guitarists, bassists, keyboardists, pianists, drummers, percussionists, string players, orchestral performers, session musicians, DJs, remix artists, and live performers;
• songwriters, lyricists, composers, arrangers, orchestrators, music directors, creative directors, and musical supervisors;
• record producers, executive producers, co-producers, production coordinators, recording engineers, audio engineers, sound engineers, mixing engineers, mastering engineers, broadcast engineers, sound designers, editors, and audio technicians;
• models, actors, actresses, character performers, promotional talent, dancers, choreographers, movement performers, motion-capture performers, body doubles, stand-ins, and casting participants;
• photographers, videographers, cinematographers, camera operators, lighting technicians, gaffers, production designers, set designers, prop designers, location coordinators, and production assistants;
• video editors, colorists, animators, motion-graphics artists, visual-effects artists, compositors, illustrators, painters, graphic designers, digital artists, 2D artists, 3D artists, concept artists, and storyboard artists;
• wardrobe professionals, costume designers, stylists, makeup artists, hair professionals, beauty consultants, nail artists, and image consultants;
• writers, scriptwriters, editors, copy editors, proofreaders, researchers, translators, interpreters, localization specialists, captioners, transcriptionists, and accessibility consultants;
• website designers, web developers, user-interface designers, user-experience designers, software developers, database administrators, systems administrators, information-technology specialists, cybersecurity consultants, cloud-service specialists, and technical support personnel;
• content managers, digital distribution managers, streaming-platform managers, publishing coordinators, metadata specialists, catalog managers, licensing coordinators, rights administrators, royalty administrators, and archival personnel;
• social-media managers, community managers, moderators, fan-communication representatives, customer-support personnel, editorial assistants, communications coordinators, public-relations representatives, press representatives, and media-relations personnel;
• marketing specialists, advertising managers, campaign managers, brand managers, creative strategists, audience-development specialists, analytics personnel, business-development representatives, sales personnel, and merchandise coordinators;
• executive directors, officers, managers, project managers, operations managers, production managers, talent coordinators, casting coordinators, administrative personnel, schedulers, assistants, bookkeepers, accountants, financial advisors, insurance advisors, legal counsel, and other professional consultants;
• independent contractors, freelancers, temporary workers, interns, volunteers participating in authorized activities, agencies, vendors, licensors, licensees, service providers, and other contributors approved by the Company; and
• any other person or entity authorized to contribute to the Company’s productions, operations, administration, communications, services, or business activities.

A Collaborator may perform more than one role, and more than one Collaborator may perform the same or similar role. Roles may be assigned, reassigned, shared, rotated, recast, paused, expanded, reduced, or discontinued as production or operational needs change.

The Company does not represent that every Collaborator is an employee, officer, partner, agent, joint venturer, or exclusive representative of the Company. The legal nature of each relationship is determined by the applicable written agreement and governing law.

5. Official Personas and Character Portrayal

5.1 Company-Managed Entertainment Identities

Official Personas are part of the Company’s entertainment, storytelling, branding, and fan-engagement activities. An Official Persona may be expressed through music, voice performance, visual art, photography, written dialogue, video, animation, social-media posts, direct messages, recorded content, promotional appearances, or other media.

5.2 Multiple Authorized Contributors

More than one authorized Collaborator may contribute to the performance, presentation, voice, administration, writing, moderation, visual depiction, or communication style of the same Official Persona. A particular Official Persona is therefore not necessarily tied to one individual performer, one voice actor, one administrator, one writer, or one account operator.

5.3 Continuity and Reassignment

The Company may rotate or replace authorized contributors because of scheduling, availability, production needs, language requirements, accessibility needs, safety concerns, creative direction, contractual changes, or other legitimate business reasons. Such changes do not alter the official status of communications issued through an Official Account.

5.4 No Entitlement to Private Identity Information

Community Members are not entitled to learn, verify, demand, investigate, or receive the legal identity, residence, age, private history, personal account information, or other non-public details of any individual contributing to an Official Persona.

5.5 No Personal Relationship Created

Interaction with an Official Persona, Official Account, or Authorized Representative is an entertainment and community interaction. It does not create a friendship, romantic relationship, dating relationship, fiduciary relationship, confidential relationship, agency relationship, partnership, employment relationship, or other personal or legal relationship between a Community Member and any individual Collaborator.

6. Official Communications

6.1 Team-Managed Communications

Official Communications may be drafted, reviewed, edited, translated, scheduled, approved, moderated, or published by one or more Authorized Representatives. Messages may be handled collaboratively to maintain continuity, professionalism, safety, language access, brand consistency, and timely administration.

6.2 Character Voice and Presentation

When an Official Communication is presented in the voice of an Official Persona, the message is intended to reflect the established creative voice, tone, personality, or narrative role of that persona. It should not be interpreted as a disclosure of the private thoughts, personal life, legal identity, geographic location, or individual circumstances of a specific Collaborator.

6.3 No Guarantee of Individual Authorship

The Company does not guarantee that any particular message, comment, post, caption, reply, recording, or other communication was personally authored, typed, recorded, or published by any particular named or unnamed individual.

6.4 Response Discretion

The Company is not required to respond to every message, comment, request, submission, inquiry, or mention. The Company may prioritize communications based on safety, relevance, workload, language, platform rules, business needs, community value, or other legitimate considerations.

6.5 No Reliance on Informal Statements

Informal fan communications do not create binding commitments, warranties, licenses, endorsements, employment offers, appearance obligations, sales terms, partnership agreements, or other enforceable promises unless confirmed in a formal written agreement signed by an authorized Company representative.

7. Communication and Operational Tools

The Company may use ordinary business, production, editorial, and administrative technologies to support its operations and communications. Such technologies may include spell-checking tools, grammar tools, translation and localization software, customer relationship management systems, scheduling platforms, workflow-management systems, content-management systems, editorial-assistance tools, accessibility technologies, transcription tools, captioning tools, secure cloud services, publishing platforms, analytics systems, archiving tools, and other administrative or creative-production software.

These tools may be used to improve clarity, consistency, accessibility, language support, organization, response management, recordkeeping, quality control, and operational efficiency. The use of such tools does not require the Company to disclose the identity of a particular operator, editor, translator, reviewer, or contributor involved in a specific communication.

Official Communications remain subject to the Company’s editorial direction, approval practices, safety standards, contractual requirements, and applicable law.

8. Protection of Collaborator Identity

8.1 Privacy Commitment

The Company considers the privacy and personal safety of its Collaborators to be a core operational priority. This protection applies regardless of a Collaborator’s level of public recognition, audience size, geographic location, role, duration of service, or degree of visibility.

8.2 Information the Company Generally Does Not Publicly Disclose

Except where disclosure is voluntarily authorized by the applicable individual, required by law, or reasonably necessary for a legitimate business purpose, the Company generally does not publicly disclose or confirm non-public information concerning Collaborators, including:

• legal names, former names, or government-issued identifiers;
• home addresses, residential locations, precise geographic locations, or private accommodations;
• personal telephone numbers, private email addresses, or private messaging accounts;
• dates of birth, exact ages, school information, or private biographical records;
• family members, household members, partners, dependents, or private relationships;
• private social-media accounts, personal usernames, or non-public photographs;
• travel itineraries, hotel information, transportation plans, daily schedules, or recurring routines;
• private employment, financial, medical, immigration, legal, or security information;
• passwords, access credentials, account-recovery information, or device information; and
• any other information that could reasonably facilitate stalking, harassment, impersonation, doxxing, unwanted contact, fraud, or physical harm.

8.3 Publicly Chosen Names

A Collaborator may be publicly credited by a legal name, professional name, stage name, persona name, pseudonym, business name, or other identifier selected or approved for public use. Community Members must not assume that a public identifier is the individual’s legal name or that it grants permission to seek additional private information.

8.4 Prohibition on Doxxing and Identity Investigation

Community Members must not attempt to discover, compile, publish, trade, threaten to publish, or solicit non-public identifying information about a Collaborator. Prohibited conduct includes reverse-image searches conducted for harassment, tracing private accounts, contacting relatives, searching property records for residential purposes, publishing alleged legal names, or organizing efforts to identify a performer behind an Official Persona.

8.5 Requests for Verification

The Company may decline requests seeking proof of a Collaborator’s private identity, age, residence, telephone number, real-time location, or personal history. A refusal to disclose such information should not be interpreted as evidence of wrongdoing or misrepresentation.

9. Safety and No-Meeting Policy

9.1 No Private Fan Meetings

For the protection of Collaborators and Community Members, the Company does not authorize, facilitate, or arrange private, unsupervised, or informal meetings between fans and individuals portraying or supporting Official Personas.

9.2 Prohibited Arrangements

Unless expressly approved in writing by the Company as part of an official, controlled, and appropriately staffed activity, Collaborators are not authorized, in connection with their Company role, to:

• meet a fan at a private residence, hotel room, vehicle, isolated location, or other non-public setting;
• arrange one-on-one social meetings, dates, private meals, overnight visits, or private entertainment;
• accept transportation from a fan or provide transportation to a fan;
• share temporary lodging, travel schedules, live locations, or private event access information;
• conduct private telephone calls or video calls outside approved channels or official activities;
• invite a fan backstage, into a production area, or into a restricted workspace without authorization;
• travel to meet a fan independently or instruct a fan to travel to meet a Collaborator privately; or
• make any representation that a private meeting has been approved when it has not.

9.3 Escorts, Staff, and Controlled Conditions

Where the Company approves a public appearance, production activity, promotional engagement, or official event, the Company may require designated staff, escorts, security personnel, licensed drivers, chaperones, interpreters, coordinators, or other support personnel. The Company may also impose restrictions concerning transportation, routes, schedules, credentials, access areas, photography, physical contact, gifts, and communications.

9.4 No Exception Based on Prior Contact

Repeated online interaction, financial support, subscription status, prior purchases, fan-club membership, personal disclosures, or long-term correspondence does not create an exception to the no-private-meeting policy.

9.5 Emergencies and Threats

Threats, stalking behavior, credible safety concerns, extortion, doxxing, unwanted physical approaches, or attempts to locate a Collaborator may be documented and reported to platform operators, event security, legal counsel, insurers, or law-enforcement authorities as appropriate.

10. Public Appearances and Events

The Company may occasionally authorize public appearances, performances, conventions, promotional activities, interviews, signings, livestreams, or other events. Participation, access, and interaction are subject to the specific rules announced for each event.

An event described as public does not create a right to private access, backstage access, private transportation, personal contact information, unscheduled photography, physical contact, or continued communication after the event.

The Company may cancel, relocate, shorten, modify, suspend, or terminate an appearance or interaction for safety, weather, illness, security, scheduling, venue, contractual, legal, or operational reasons.

Event attendees must comply with venue rules, staff instructions, security procedures, age restrictions, ticket terms, photography rules, and applicable law. Failure to comply may result in removal without further interaction.

11. Fan and Visitor Conduct

The Company welcomes respectful support, commentary, discussion, and creative appreciation. Community Members must communicate lawfully and respectfully and must not engage in conduct that threatens, exploits, deceives, intimidates, or invades the privacy of another person.

Prohibited conduct includes, without limitation:

• threats, stalking, intimidation, coercion, blackmail, extortion, or harassment;
• sexual harassment, unwanted sexual content, explicit demands, or repeated romantic pressure after boundaries are stated;
• hate speech, discriminatory abuse, targeted humiliation, or demeaning conduct;
• impersonation of the Company, an Official Persona, a Collaborator, or another Community Member;
• fraud, phishing, payment scams, false charity requests, account theft, or credential solicitation;
• spam, repetitive messaging, mass tagging, malicious links, malware, or automated abuse;
• publication or solicitation of non-public personal information;
• attempts to bypass blocks, account restrictions, moderation actions, or communication boundaries;
• unauthorized recording of private communications or misuse of screenshots to harass or misrepresent;
• requests for secret meetings, private transportation, hotel access, home visits, or live location information;
• pressure to move a conversation to an unofficial or private channel;
• false claims of employment, representation, sponsorship, personal relationships, or authorization;
• commercial solicitation, promotion, or recruitment unrelated to an approved business inquiry; and
• any conduct that creates a credible safety, legal, reputational, or operational risk.

12. Moderation, Blocking, and Reporting

The Company may review, hide, delete, restrict, filter, mute, block, report, archive, or decline to answer communications in its discretion, subject to applicable law and platform rules.

Moderation may occur without advance notice. The Company is not obligated to provide a warning, an explanation, an appeal process, or a second opportunity before limiting or ending contact.

The Company may preserve records of concerning communications for safety, legal, insurance, training, moderation, or evidentiary purposes. Such records may include messages, usernames, profile information, timestamps, screenshots, payment records, platform identifiers, and related context.

A person who has been blocked or restricted must not create or use another account, recruit another person, or use a third-party service to evade the restriction.

13. Impersonation and Unauthorized Contact

The Company does not authorize third parties to represent themselves as Official Personas, Company employees, agents, managers, booking representatives, romantic partners, relatives, security personnel, or private assistants unless expressly designated by the Company.

Community Members should exercise caution when receiving messages from unfamiliar accounts. The Company will never require a fan to provide passwords, account-recovery codes, remote device access, or payment solely to prove loyalty, obtain a private relationship, or arrange a secret meeting.

Suspected impersonation, fraud, or unauthorized solicitation should be reported through the official contact method identified below. The Company may report impersonating accounts to the relevant platform and may pursue other remedies.

14. Minors and Age-Sensitive Interactions

The Website and the Company’s public entertainment activities are not intended to create private, personal, romantic, or confidential relationships with minors. Where age-restricted content, products, platforms, or services are offered, users must comply with the applicable age requirements.

The Company may decline, limit, or terminate communications when age cannot be reliably determined or when a conversation becomes inappropriate, unsafe, or inconsistent with platform rules.

Parents and guardians are encouraged to supervise minors’ online activity and to review the terms, privacy practices, and age requirements of third-party platforms used to access Company content.

15. Messages, Submissions, and Fan Content

15.1 Unsolicited Messages

The Company may receive comments, direct messages, emails, fan art, music links, photographs, stories, ideas, proposals, and other materials. Receipt does not create an obligation to review, respond, preserve, return, compensate, credit, license, publish, or maintain confidentiality regarding unsolicited material.

15.2 Creative Submissions

Unless the Company has expressly invited a submission under separate written terms, Community Members should not send confidential business plans, unreleased songs, scripts, proprietary concepts, or other materials for which they expect confidentiality, compensation, or exclusive consideration.

15.3 Fan Art and Community Posts

Fan-created material remains subject to applicable intellectual-property law, platform terms, and any separate permission granted by the Company. The Company’s acknowledgment, reposting, liking, or commenting on fan material does not necessarily constitute a transfer of rights, formal endorsement, employment relationship, or commercial partnership.

15.4 Screenshots and Public Nature of Communications

Community Members should assume that communications sent through public or semi-public platforms may be copied, stored, moderated, reviewed, or disclosed as permitted by law and platform rules. Community Members should not send information they are not prepared to have reviewed by authorized personnel.

16. Gifts, Payments, and Requests

Purchases, subscriptions, tips, donations, gifts, or other financial support do not purchase personal access, exclusivity, private meetings, romantic attention, private contact information, or control over a Collaborator or Official Persona.

Collaborators are not authorized to accept private cash payments, personal loans, cryptocurrency, transportation, lodging, high-value gifts, financial instruments, or direct business arrangements from fans unless approved through official Company procedures.

The Company may refuse, return, donate, discard, or report gifts or packages that are unsafe, inappropriate, perishable, illegal, anonymous, excessively valuable, or inconsistent with Company policy.

Any official merchandise, subscription, ticket, licensing, or service transaction is governed by the applicable purchase terms, refund policy, platform terms, and payment-provider rules.

17. Community Privacy Practices

This section summarizes privacy practices specifically related to community and fan interaction. The Company’s separate Privacy Policy should provide the fuller disclosure required for website data collection, cookies, analytics, contact forms, payments, and applicable privacy rights.

17.1 Information Received Through Communications

When a Community Member contacts the Company, the Company may receive the content of the communication, the sender’s name or username, account information, email address, profile information, attachments, timestamps, and other information made available through the relevant platform.

17.2 Uses of Communication Information

The Company may use such information to respond, provide support, moderate conduct, prevent fraud, protect safety, maintain records, administer promotions, manage business inquiries, enforce policies, comply with law, and improve operations.

17.3 Access by Authorized Personnel

Communications may be accessed by Authorized Representatives who require access for moderation, customer support, editorial review, translation, security, administration, legal review, or other legitimate Company purposes.

17.4 Sensitive Information

Community Members should not send Social Security numbers, government identification documents, passwords, financial account credentials, medical records, immigration records, intimate images, or other highly sensitive information unless specifically requested through a secure and lawful process for a legitimate business purpose.

17.5 Retention

The Company may retain communications for as long as reasonably necessary for the purposes described in this Policy, including safety, moderation, recordkeeping, dispute resolution, legal compliance, fraud prevention, and business continuity, subject to applicable law.

17.6 Disclosure

The Company may disclose communication-related information to service providers, platform operators, legal counsel, insurers, payment processors, security professionals, law enforcement, courts, regulators, or other parties when reasonably necessary to operate services, enforce rights, protect safety, prevent fraud, comply with law, or respond to valid legal process.

17.7 Confidentiality of Fan Communications

The Artist Studio Loft Inc. recognizes that many Community Members choose to share personal experiences, thoughts, memories, challenges, and other aspects of their lives while communicating with Official Personas such as Luna Blackthorn, Raven Blackthorn, or other Company-managed characters.

As a general operating principle, the Company treats these communications with professionalism, discretion, and respect. Personal conversations are intended to remain private between the Community Member and those Authorized Representatives who are responsible for managing or supporting that communication.

The Company does not encourage or permit the casual discussion, sharing, or redistribution of a Community Member's private conversations among unrelated Collaborators, staff members, or third parties. Access to such communications is limited to individuals who have a legitimate operational need to review or assist with the communication as part of their authorized responsibilities.

The Company will not intentionally disclose the contents of private fan communications except where such disclosure is reasonably necessary to protect the safety of a Community Member, Collaborator, or another person; investigate suspected violations of Company policies or applicable law; respond to threats, harassment, fraud, stalking, impersonation, or other abusive conduct; comply with lawful legal obligations or court orders; protect the rights, property, or security of the Company or others; or support legitimate operational functions such as moderation, customer support, technical administration, recordkeeping, security, or legal review.

Community Members should feel comfortable sharing personal experiences with our Official Personas knowing that, whenever reasonably possible, those conversations are handled with care and confidentiality consistent with this Policy and applicable law.

18. Third-Party Platforms

Company content and communications may appear on third-party services, including social networks, streaming platforms, video platforms, e-commerce services, fan-subscription services, messaging services, payment processors, and embedded media providers.

Third-party services are governed by their own terms, privacy policies, moderation systems, technical practices, age restrictions, and security measures. The Company does not control and is not responsible for every action, omission, outage, policy change, data practice, or security incident of a third-party platform.

A badge, label, profile appearance, message format, or platform-generated indicator should not be relied upon as the sole proof that an account is authentic. When in doubt, Community Members should use the contact information on the Website to verify an official business inquiry.

19. Security and Incident Response

The Company may use administrative, technical, contractual, and physical safeguards designed to reduce risks involving unauthorized access, account compromise, doxxing, impersonation, fraud, data loss, and threats to personal safety. No system, platform, transmission method, or storage process can be guaranteed to be completely secure.

The Company may temporarily suspend communications, disable an account, change access credentials, remove content, restrict staff access, preserve evidence, or contact third parties while investigating a suspected security or safety incident.

Community Members who believe an Official Account has been compromised, impersonated, or used for fraud should report the issue through the official contact channel and, where appropriate, through the platform’s reporting tools.

20. Company Rights and Enforcement

To protect its community, Collaborators, intellectual property, accounts, and operations, the Company may take any lawful action it considers appropriate, including limiting access, declining communication, removing content, blocking accounts, reporting conduct, preserving records, issuing legal notices, contacting service providers, or referring matters to counsel or law enforcement.

The Company’s failure to enforce any provision in a particular instance does not waive its right to enforce that provision later or in another circumstance.

If any provision of this Policy is determined to be invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions will continue to apply to the fullest extent permitted by law.

21. Disclaimers and Limitations

21.1 Entertainment Context

Official Personas, fictional narratives, performances, artistic statements, captions, lyrics, and entertainment communications may contain dramatization, role-play, creative expression, stylization, humor, fiction, or promotional language. They should not automatically be interpreted as literal autobiographical statements by a particular Collaborator.

21.2 No Guarantee of Availability

The Company does not guarantee that any Official Account, persona, performer, feature, communication channel, response service, or community activity will remain continuously available.

21.3 No Professional Advice

Fan communications and entertainment content are not legal, medical, financial, mental-health, immigration, security, or other professional advice. Community Members should seek qualified professional assistance for matters requiring such advice.

21.4 Safety Decisions

Nothing in this Policy obligates the Company to disclose confidential security procedures, travel plans, staffing assignments, internal contracts, screening methods, incident reports, or the identity of personnel involved in safety decisions.

21.5 Separate Agreements

This public Policy does not replace private agreements between the Company and its Collaborators, vendors, licensors, contractors, employees, or service providers. In the event of a conflict, the applicable binding written agreement governs the parties to that agreement.

22. Changes to This Policy

The Company may revise this Policy from time to time to reflect changes in its productions, staffing, technology, communication methods, legal obligations, safety practices, community standards, or business operations.

The revised Policy will be posted on the Website with an updated “Last Updated” date. Unless otherwise stated or required by law, revisions become effective when posted.

Continued interaction with the Company after a revised Policy becomes effective constitutes acknowledgment of the revised public standards, subject to applicable law.

23. Contact Information

For safety reasons, please do not use this contact channel to request private information, private meetings, personal telephone calls, home addresses, travel details, or the legal identities of Collaborators.