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Content Policy
Oskusrada OÜ · Tallinn, Estonia · Effective 2026-04-20
streamcloud publishes practical micro-skill lessons. To stay useful and lawful, every lesson — ours or a creator’s — must meet these standards before it can appear in the ranking.
What we publish
Concrete, finishable lessons under 25 minutes that teach a repeatable skill: focus and habits, productivity, communication, learning techniques, coding basics, tools and software, career, and leadership. Curation favours clarity and usefulness over production gloss.
Prohibited content
- Infringing material, or content the creator hasn’t cleared the rights to (music, footage, slides, fonts).
- Hateful, harassing, violent, or sexually explicit content.
- Dangerous instructions, scams, or guidance designed to harm or defraud.
- Misleading professional advice presented as guaranteed medical, legal, or financial outcomes.
- Malware, deceptive links, or attempts to harvest viewers’ data.
AI disclosure
Creators must disclose when a lesson’s voice, footage, or substantial visuals are AI-generated. We may label such lessons so viewers know what they’re watching. Undisclosed synthetic content, or AI used to impersonate a real person without consent, is not allowed.
Copyright clearance
By submitting a lesson, a creator confirms they own or have licensed everything in it and grant us the right to review and, if accepted, publish it. Rights complaints are handled under our DMCA / Copyright process, and repeat infringers lose submission privileges.
Enforcement
We may remove content that breaches this policy, decline submissions, or remove a published lesson if a problem surfaces later. Questions about these standards: [email protected]. Submissions: [email protected].