Does forum allow this new costume of affiliate marketing?

[Crypto Library]

Recently I made a topic about Playw3's "Be the boss" program to know what kind of experience people who participated in this program actually had so that I can basically identify if this "Be the boss" is really an affiliate marketing and yes according to many answers in this topic^(1,2) even from those who have real experience I am at least clear that this Play3's be the boss program is just an affiliate with an advanced version of marketing.

So now I want to put a question on this board: are members are allowed to make their own ANN thread by participating in this program, and is it also allowed to put the subdomain link in our posts?
example:
ANN threads-
- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5584017.0
1. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5595909.0
2. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5597648.0

And if this new costume of affiliate marketing is allowed in this forum, then I think soon many members of the forum will open a/multi casino(sub-domain) in their own name and will fill the gambling board.  

[notocactus]

is it also allowed to put the subdomain link in our posts?

Is it a subdomain link or a referral link?

I see it similar to a referral link that is not allowed in posts with exception is if you are a business owner or a campaign manager and need such link for tracking.
Otherwise, such links are only allowed in signature, personal text, and other fields of account profiles.

4. No referral code (ref link) spam.

24. Advertisements (including signatures within the post area) in posts aren't allowed unless the post is in a thread you started and is really substantial and useful.

[Free Market Capitalist]

is it also allowed to put the subdomain link in our posts?

Is it a subdomain link or a referral link?

...

4. No referral code (ref link) spam.

24. Advertisements (including signatures within the post area) in posts aren't allowed unless the post is in a thread you started and is really substantial and useful.

I think this one does:

- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5584017.0

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And this one:

1. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5595909.0

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Maybe not the last one.

2. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5597648.0

[bitmover]

is it also allowed to put the subdomain link in our posts?

Is it a subdomain link or a referral link?

I see it similar to a referral link that is not allowed in posts with exception is if you are a business owner or a campaign manager and need such link for tracking.
Otherwise, such links are only allowed in signature, personal text, and other fields of account profiles.

4. No referral code (ref link) spam.

24. Advertisements (including signatures within the post area) in posts aren't allowed unless the post is in a thread you started and is really substantial and useful.

If you want to track you shouldn't use ?ref=, but ?utm_source= or similar.
https://digital.uoregon.edu/web-communicators/google-analytics/utm-codes

[PX-Z]

The gambling board rule is, it should be one casino ANN thread only, so the very first one should stay, and the rest should be reported and lock even though they look like an affiliate unless someone from the casino as representative (with proofs) says those users are not affiliated with them and make a new ANN thread. Those kind of links as trackers are allowed only for the ANN thread but they should follow the ANn thread rule first on the board.

[alegotardo]

The gambling board rule is, it should be one casino ANN thread only, so the very first one should stay, and the rest should be reported and lock even though they look like an affiliate unless someone from the casino as representative (with proofs) says those users are not affiliated with them and make a new ANN thread. Those kind of links as trackers are allowed only for the ANN thread but they should follow the ANn thread rule first on the board.

Exactly, and it becomes easier to decide whether this is right or wrong when you ask the following questions about this new "advertising model":
- Does the participant simply receive a commission for games they advertise there? Or do they actually "own" of them?
- Can they define their own promotions, terms and features?
- Who controls the deposits, processes withdrawals and resolves the problems?
- Does the advertisement clearly explain their relationship with Playw3, or is it an independent operation?

The answers is obvious! This is a new "referral model" and just because it is advertised differently does not mean it is allowed.
If necessary, the rules just need to be updated to cover this new case.