(The list is at the end and tl dr, Amazon pays the best.) There's a good guide here on how much many of the major platforms pay artists, which seems to be the metric by which most people consider a streaming/podcast platform to be 'ethical' or not. I’d love a better choice so could use some advice. Posted by tonycpsu at 9:12 AM on January 29 There's a special place in hell for whatever lawyer reverse-engineered these guidelines from the first principle of 'how can we protect our most profitable podcaster?' Similarly, they allow podcasters to say wearing a mask is ineffective, just not that wearing masks will cause imminent, life-threatening harm. These guidelines seemingly allow podcasters to say the vaccines cause death - just not that they are designed to cause death. Promoting or suggesting that the vaccines are designed to cause death Suggesting that wearing a mask will cause the wearer imminent, life-threatening physical harm Suggesting that consuming bleach can cure various illnesses and diseases The Verge: Here is the Spotify COVID content policy that lets Joe Rogan slide Content that promotes dangerous false or deceptive content about healthcare that may cause offline harm and/or pose a direct threat to public health such as:ĭenying the existence of AIDS or COVID-19Įncouraging the deliberate contracting of a serious or life threatening disease or illness

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