Update 'Small Business Account Exemption'
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Our standard policy for Treehouse is to deny accounts to for-profit commercial interests such as corporations.
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This small business account exemption is intended to allow active members of our community to represent their small business activities, *not* to provide a space for brands, which we believe is in line with the spirit of our policies.
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Think Etsy shops and consultancies when considering whether a business account meets the requirements of this exemption.
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Small business accounts like all other organizational accounts are *by invitation only*. The guidelines are:
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- Less than 20 employees.
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- No venture capitalization, e.g. Series A, etc.
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- The small business must be directed by users who are already members of our community.
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- Activities of the small business must be aligned with our intersectional community values, including but not limited to:
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- Enabling upward mobility for marginalized people
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- Pursuit of social equity
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- Advancement of software freedom
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In the event that a small business outgrows the guidelines for the small business account exemption, they will be expected to migrate from the instance. We will work with the small business to facilitate a smooth migration onto another instance that is better suited for their needs.
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It should also be noted that our moderators are not here to protect a small business from criticism for its actions. Asking for this sort of support will likely result in us showing your small business the door.
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## Accounts approved under this policy
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- [@flowlabs](https://social.treehouse.systems/@flowlabs), directed by [@sanderboom](https://social.treehouse.systems/@sanderboom).
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