Advertising policy
Advertising should be obvious, separated, and boringly honest.
Feces.com may earn money from ads, sponsorships, affiliates, or lead-generation partners, but paid placements should not control medical red flags or editorial recommendations.
Labeling
Ads, sponsorships, affiliate modules, and paid links should be clearly labeled. Sponsored links may use rel="sponsored" or equivalent disclosure attributes where appropriate.
Editorial independence
Sponsors do not get to weaken warnings about black tarry stool, red blood, bloody diarrhea, severe pain, dehydration, fainting, confusion, unexplained weight loss, or persistent unexplained bowel changes.
Acceptable categories
Potentially appropriate advertisers include bathroom hygiene products, bidets, fiber products, oral rehydration products, water bottles, toilet stools, telehealth, diagnostics, dietitian services, and public-health campaigns.
Restricted categories
We should avoid misleading disease-treatment claims, miracle cures, unsafe detox products, unreviewed medical claims, adult content, gambling, tobacco, and ads that imitate editorial medical guidance.
Contact
Advertisers can contact info@feces.com.