Nothing on NIL.CARDS runs on implied consent. Visibility to brands requires a signed, versioned, revocable document — and publication requires a recorded decision on the exact finished file, pinned to its fingerprint. This page is the whole system, in order.
Likeness & Media Consent
Season 2026
Marketing release — the card may be visible to brands.
A. Parent
E-signed · guardian of record
Signing one part never implies the other. A family can put a card in front of brands and still say no to AI entirely — and plenty will. Both are normal.
Permission for the member's card to be visible to brands and bookable for campaigns. Without an active Part A, the card simply never appears in the catalog — visibility is derived from the signed record, not toggled by hand.
A separate, explicit choice about AI-generated content — never bundled into the release. Three options, one tap to change your mind later:
Voice is never eligible for synthesis, under any election. Video Fast-Track requires its own separate opt-in.
Every mode reviews the finished asset, not a description of one. The differences are who looks, and when.
The one-tap revert: a parent can switch Fast-Track back to Must-Approve at any moment, effective on everything unpublished. Boundaries only ever tighten instantly; loosening them takes a fresh signature.
The click is the easy part. What the platform writes down when you click is what makes the whole system defensible.
Every approve, reject and veto is recorded against the asset's SHA-256 fingerprint — you approved this exact file, provably, not 'something like it.'
Change a single pixel after approval and the hash no longer matches: the approval is void and the asset re-enters review. Nobody 'touches it up' after your yes.
In Fast-Track, an asset that publishes because the veto window passed is recorded exactly that way — a release by expiry, never disguised as an approval.
Member, guardian, platform reviewer, brand — each decision carries who, when, and in what role. The approval trail reads like a signature page, because it is one.
Consent that can't be withdrawn isn't consent. The exits are as engineered as the entrances.
Revocation takes effect immediately: the card leaves the catalog, unpublished work stops, and nothing new is generated. Money already earned is unaffected — changing your mind is never penalized.
Every consent carries a season expiry. When it lapses, brand visibility ends on its own — silence defaults to no. Re-consent is a fresh, versioned signature.
The signed document, its version, its hash, the election, and every decision made under it — available to the family as a complete record, retained for seven years.
Every yes on NIL.CARDS is specific, recorded and reversible. That's not friction — that's the reason everything else here gets to exist.
