Contributor Standards for CBLFInMotion and Chain Breaker Law Firm

We at CBLFInMotion and Chain Breaker Law Firm are committed to offering opportunities to individuals worldwide. Our diverse community enables us to help clients reduce bias in their data and develop AI applications that serve everyone fairly.

To be eligible and remain an active contributor to CBLFInMotion and Chain Breaker Law Firm projects as part of our community (the 'Crowd'), your account must adhere to the following standards:

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1. Authenticity of Contributors

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• Each account must represent a unique individual, and all information provided must reflect their true identity.

• Only one active account per person is allowed with CBLFInMotion and Chain Breaker Law Firm.

• Providing false information to qualify for projects is prohibited.

• Contributors must maintain an account in good standing with an approved payment provider (e.g., Payoneer – CBLFInMotion and Chain Breaker Law Firm Crowd).

• Selling, leasing, or purchasing accounts or payment accounts, as well as falsely altering account details, is strictly forbidden.

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2. Integrity and Professional Conduct

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• Using bots or collaborating with other workers to manipulate results is prohibited.

• Subcontracting work is only permissible with prior agreement from CBLFInMotion and Chain Breaker Law Firm.

• Hours invoiced must accurately reflect the work completed.

• Contributors must not falsely claim to be employees of CBLFInMotion and Chain Breaker Law Firm.

• Compliance with local laws is required, and any criminal activities while representing the firm are strictly prohibited.

• Professional communication is essential, and offensive or inappropriate language will not be tolerated.

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3. Skill Accuracy

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• Contributor profiles must accurately depict their skillset without exaggeration.

• Qualification processes must be completed independently.

• Selling, purchasing, or creating materials that misrepresent a contributor's abilities is not allowed.

• Sharing project details or confidential information online or on social media platforms is a breach of Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs).

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4. Location Accuracy

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• Misrepresenting your location to meet project eligibility requirements is not allowed.

If you have any questions, please follow the provided contact instructions.