Homecrowd voting and data access rules ​

Homecrowd votes are for football fans to share their own picks. Choose the players you believe in, enjoy the debate and give other fans the same chance to have their say.

If you’re a fan casting a genuine vote of your own, you’re fine. No need to read further.

Here’s how we keep it fair.

These rules apply to voting and data access worldwide, subject to applicable law. Existing privacy and data-protection dispute provisions remain unchanged.

Every vote must reflect the choices of the person casting it. You may not manufacture votes, impersonate voters, replay submissions or bypass voting limits. You may not repeatedly request squads to reconstruct the player pool or collect voting and ranking data in bulk without Homecrowd’s written permission.

Ordinary search-engine crawling and indexing of public Homecrowd pages is permitted. This permission does not extend to manufacturing votes, repeatedly requesting squads to reconstruct the player pool or harvesting voting API data in bulk.

You may not instruct, commission or knowingly help anyone to carry out these prohibited activities. This includes using an AI agent, script, browser automation or third-party service. The same rules apply to an agent provider when it operates or directs the activity itself.

Homecrowd may invalidate manipulated votes, block access and report documented abuse to the providers involved. Where the evidence supports a legal claim, Homecrowd reserves the right to seek a court order to stop the activity and compensation for resulting losses. Suspected criminal conduct may be referred to the authorities in any jurisdiction competent to investigate it.

Homecrowd reserves its rights in its original articles, software and any protected selection or arrangement of data. Uses permitted by applicable law remain permitted.

Questions about permission? Contact Homecrowd.