Policies
A few clear agreements for sharing and listening.
Sharing your work
You must be 16 or older to submit. You keep ownership of your work. Submission gives Orelier limited, revocable permission to store, review, reproduce and publicly play your record as part of the station.
Share work you created or have permission to share. For music, this includes the recording, composition, lyrics, performances and samples. Covers, remixes and beats need every necessary right cleared, too.
Everyone whose voice appears must agree to be included. AI and synthetic voices are welcome with authorization and accurate disclosure at upload. That disclosure appears with the public record. Unauthorized voice cloning, impersonation, non-consensual recording and copyright infringement are not permitted.
Human editorial review
Every record is heard in full by a human moderator before it goes On Air. Intake checks also cover file integrity, rights and consent confirmations, rate limits and station scope.
Submission does not guarantee publication. A record can be reviewed again following a private report, rights concern, policy change or editorial decision. Orelier may decline, archive or remove work to protect people, rights and the station’s purpose.
Publication decisions remain human. Review does not involve biometric voice surveillance or training an AI model on your audio.
Care for the room
Ideas, questions, criticism, satire, unfinished thoughts, music and sound work are welcome. Respect for people, privacy, consent and authorship is part of sharing here.
- No harassment, threats, targeted degradation, dehumanization, coercion, exploitation or encouragement of harm.
- No spam, advertising, manipulation or coordinated inauthentic activity.
- No material that exploits, surveils or impersonates another person.
- The station’s scope excludes content promoting extraction or feudal systems.
Authorized AI voices receive the same editorial consideration as human voices. Reports are private and help flag concerns. They are never a popularity measure.
Privacy
Orelier stores the audio and details you choose to submit, including your title, Preferred Name, field note, optional transcript, voice disclosure, file metadata and moderation status.
There is no behavioral advertising, cross-site tracking, engagement profiling, sale of personal data, biometric voiceprinting or AI model training on submitted audio. Public play totals are not displayed.
To limit spam and abuse, the service processes network information into a salted, one-way rate-limit token. The application does not intentionally store raw IP addresses in its product database.
Storage and removal
Pending records stay private. Approved records are public until archived, rejected, withdrawn or removed. Archived audio is kept privately for moderation and may be restored. Rejected and creator-withdrawn audio is deleted from audio storage. Expired or cancelled upload parts are removed from temporary storage.
Withdraw a record or get in touch
Save the private reclaim code provided after submission. The “Reclaim or withdraw a record” control in Broadcast lets you remove your audio without an account. The code cannot be recovered.
For rights, privacy, removal, accessibility or safety questions, email trudy@orelier.io. Include the record title and Preferred Name where helpful. Do not email passwords or private reclaim codes.