Affiliate Disclosure Guide
If you share DevOps AI Toolkit referral links, you must tell your audience you may earn a commission. It’s required by the FTC (and equivalents elsewhere), and it’s in the program terms. It’s also just good practice — engineers trust honest recommendations.
The rules of thumb
- Clear and conspicuous: put the disclosure near the link, not buried in a footer or behind a “more” fold.
- Plain language: “affiliate link”, “I earn a commission”. Avoid vague terms like “sp” or “collab” alone.
- Every placement: disclose wherever the link appears — each post, video, and email.
- Honest claims only: describe the Toolkit accurately; don’t promise outcomes we don’t.
Copy-paste examples
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This guide is general information, not legal advice — you’re responsible for compliance in your jurisdiction. Full rules are in the Affiliate Program Terms.