What This Is

A private-first coalition focused on policy and regulatory modernization
A structured effort to document patterns of harm in virtual creator economies
A long-term initiative that prioritizes credibility and clarity

What this is not

Not a lawsuit or a litigation effort
Not an anti-platform campaign
Not a public callout or social media pressure effort
Not a demand for a creator to post, speak publicly, or risk income

Privacy and participation

Privacy is respected where possible. Anonymity cannot be guaranteed in all contexts, especially where evidence or formal engagement requires identification. Participation begins privately.

Nothing about documenting lived experience or advocating for updated rules is illegal.

Additional clarifications

This coalition is not limited by geography. While initial policy efforts focus on United States regulatory frameworks, creators and digital workers from other countries may participate and support the work.

The long-term goal is policy models that can be adapted or referenced internationally, as virtual labor and digital markets are global by nature.