Update to Our Policies: February 7th, 2025

Hi all, as many of you may be aware, I have been quietly gearing up to start earning money from this platform. More details about that plan will be coming this Sunday, but here’s some of the legal groundwork that’s coming before it. My goal during this process is to create a monetization model that’s both ethical and sustainable, so most of these changes will not overtly impact the user experience of the site. I will not, for example, be using any sort of Amazon or Google tracking services to earn money, or anything of that sort.

Let me walk you through the specific changes. Full links below, or on our Policies page.

Our primary email has changed.

In our broader effort to move away from Google, TFR will be shifting providers from Google to Tuta. I have also taken the opportunity to set up a domain name email.

Our new site-wide contact email is info@thetransfemininereview.com.

As privacy policy changes do not go into effect for 30 days, you can continue to contact us about issues relating to the policy at thetransfemininereview@gmail.com until then.

This change is reflected in our Terms & Conditions, our Privacy Policy, and our Disclosure & Disclaimer.

The Transfeminine Review may conduct surveys through our website in the future.

This winter, we relied on Google Forms to collect voter information during our TFR Reader’s Choice Awards. In interest of moving away from Google, we may choose to localize the 2025 Awards on this site or host them elsewhere, TBD.

This change lays the groundwork to host it on the site should we decide to do so.

This change is reflected in our Privacy Policy.

The Transfeminine Review will begin using Bookshop.org affiliate links in the near future.

I still need to set this up lol. But that’s the plan, and our disclaimer has been updated as such.

This change is reflected in our Disclosure & Disclaimer.

The Transfeminine Review does not offer professional advice.

Yeah this should have been in there from the beginning, I must have filled out the terms generator out wrong the first time.

This change is reflected in our Disclosure & Disclaimer.

As I mentioned above, more details about our monetization plan will be coming this Sunday. In the meantime, please take the time to review and accept these updated policies for the continued use of this website.

One response to “Update to Our Policies: February 7th, 2025”

  1. eM

    do you offer unprofessional advice

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Since the founding of Topside Press and the subsequent publication of Nevada by Imogen Binnie in 2013, transfeminine fiction has emerged into the international literary consciousness like never before. Novels by trans women have found unprecedented success through a slew of publishing deals, literary awards, and mainstream attention. However, the history of trans literature began many decades before 2013, and very little scholarship has engaged with this history, its unique genres and long development, or the works and authors who have toiled largely in obscurity to gain equal access to the press.

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