article_snippet.sent: In a statement to Daily Mail Online, an Indiegogo spokesperson said: 'Indiegogo allows anyone, anywhere to fund ideas that matter to anyone and just like other open platforms -- such as Facebook, YouTube and Twitter - we don’t judge the content of campaigns as long as campaigns are in compliance with our Terms of Use.'
article_snippet.sent: Indiegogo's list 'Prohibited Campaigns' includes those 'to raise funds for illegal activities, to cause harm to people or property, or to scam others'.
article_snippet.sent: The rules state: 'Campaign Owners shall not make any false or misleading statements in connection with Campaign Owners Campaigns.'
article_snippet.sent: The crowd-funding 'community guidelines go further and explain the website is not a place for 'hatred, abuse, discrimination, disrespect, profanity, meanness, harassment, or spam'.
article_snippet.sent: It reads on: 'Do not use to promote violence, degradation, subjugation, discrimination or hatred against individuals or groups based on race, ethnic origin, religion, disability, gender, age, veteran status, sexual orientation, or gender identity.'
highlights_snippet.sent: An Indiegogo spokesperson said: 'We don’t judge the content of campaigns as long as campaigns are in compliance with We Terms of Use' 