For organizationsSponsorship principles

Ahamora partner standard

Fund the room.
Respect the learner.

A sponsor can make a beautiful public world possible without taking over the experience. These principles are the editorial floor for every sponsored Ahamora world.

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01 · Editorial independence

The subject earns attention first.

A sponsored world must be useful, source-backed, and playable without buying anything. Ahamora keeps control of question quality, context, accessibility, and the final audience experience.

02 · Clear disclosure

People should know who made the room possible.

Sponsored and licensed worlds carry a visible “Presented by” or “Built with” mark, plus a plain-language disclosure near the start of the experience. Ahamora never hides commercial context.

03 · Audience privacy

Signals help improve the world, not profile the person.

Partner reporting is aggregate: starts, completions, shares, gifts, and host-room activity. Personal learning records stay with the learner and are not sold as an audience list.

04 · Responsible fit

Some briefs are not right for Ahamora.

We decline campaigns that conflict with a calm, educational, broadly welcoming environment or that depend on pressure, deception, unsafe claims, or sensitive targeting.

Not accepted

We keep a short
refusal list.

The contract in one sentence

Partners fund access.
Ahamora protects usefulness.

Before launch, the brief names the sponsor or commissioning organization, the audience, the claims and sources that need review, the disclosure language, the rights to supplied material, and the aggregate signals that will be reported. The audience receives a free, complete world.