FAQ Getting started Anonymity can be risky, how does G=TE deal with that?
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Anonymity can be risky, how does G=TE deal with that?
<br>Signing tracks from completely anonymous producers can come with risks, usually related to their trustworthiness.</br> <br>So, even if we are aware that we cannot fully take that risk away for you, we have put three things in place to give you more peace of mind:</br> <br>1. Shared values: Upon registration, we ask those who want to sign up to do so only if they share the following values:</br> <br><q>The electronic music scene was born from tolerance, love, and diversity. If you share our philosophy that equality, non-discrimination, and respect are basic human rights, then join us. If not, please do not register.</q></br> <br>2. Legal bind: The <a href="https://welcometogate.com/faq/solution/11" target="_blank" ><u>creator of the release</u></a> and the producer of a signed track - are bound by the Terms and Conditions and the Post-Selection Terms to fulfil their promises as soon as they submit their release challenge and track.</br> <br><a href="https://welcometogate.com/terms-conditions" target="_blank" ><u>Read our Terms and Conditions</u></a></br> <br><a href="https://welcometogate.com/post-selection-terms" target="_blank" ><u>Read our Post-Selection Terms</u></a></br> <br>3. The background check: Is a 2-week optional step in the selection process after the creator of the release decides what track to sign, and has the option to check if its producer was truthful about originality, identity, values, etc. (Note: The background check is not a reason to disqualify a track because of subjective or discriminative reasons.)</br> <br><a href="https://welcometogate.com/faq/solution/47" target="_blank" ><u>Find out all about the background check</u></a></br>