# Editorial policy

> Our guides exist to help trans creators make good decisions, including the decision not to hire us. These are the rules we write by.

## Who writes the guides

Guides are written and reviewed by Bunny Agency's trans creator team — the account managers, marketers and chat leads who run creators' pages day to day. We publish under the team's name because the knowledge is collective, and because many people in this industry, like the creators we work with, have good reasons to keep their legal names private.

## Our rules

- **No invented numbers.** Every statistic is either sourced to a primary document or clearly labelled as Bunny Agency's own figure.
- **We say when data doesn't exist.** There is, for example, no reliable public dataset of what trans creators earn. We will tell you that rather than make one up.
- **Primary sources first:** platform terms and help pages, government and tax-authority sites, company filings, reputable press.
- **Case studies are labelled as individual results**, never as typical earnings.
- **No income promises.** Nobody can guarantee what a page will earn.
- **Respectful language.** We don't use slurs or fetish-category terms, whatever their search volume.
- **Not legal or tax advice.** Articles on tax and law explain the rules and cite the authority; confirm your own situation with a professional.

## Updates and corrections

Every guide shows the date it was last materially updated. Platform rules change quickly, so we review guides regularly and change that date only when the content changes. Found an error? Email info@bunny-agency.com — we correct mistakes promptly.

## Commercial disclosure

Bunny Agency is a management company and these guides are part of how creators find us. That is why we hold them to the rules above: a guide that misleads you is a bad introduction. We do not accept payment for mentions or links.

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Source: https://trans.bunny-agency.com/editorial-policy · Last updated: 2026-09-19 · Publisher: Bunny Agency LLC