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Concept Preview Bucket Policy
Shared policy for Yokefellow concept preview buckets. These buckets show possible future initiatives, offerings, NFT structures, rights, mechanics, redemption paths, or public records before they are opened for live participation. Unless a bucket clearly says participation is open, the preview should not be read as a live sale, donation path, guaranteed mint, guaranteed package, guaranteed reward, or guaranteed delivery obligation.
Concept Preview Bucket Policy
This policy applies to Yokefellow buckets marked or presented as concept preview buckets.
A concept preview bucket is used to show a possible future initiative, offering path, right, NFT structure, mechanic, redemption path, or public record before that bucket is opened for live participation.
Concept preview buckets are not live public participation buckets unless the bucket page clearly says otherwise.
What a concept preview bucket may show
A concept preview bucket may show planned or possible structures, including:
- bucket purpose
- public page framing
- offering paths
- NFT collections and classes
- supporter, claimant, access, reward, or status rights
- bucket mechanics such as Splash, Leaky, or Manual
- possible redemption or fulfillment paths
- future package, update, proof, or closeout models
These structures are shown so users can understand how the bucket may work if it later becomes active.
No live participation unless clearly opened
Unless the bucket page clearly states that participation is open, a concept preview bucket should be treated as closed to public participation.
That means the preview does not by itself create:
- a live sale
- a live donation path
- a guaranteed mint
- a guaranteed package
- a guaranteed redemption right
- a guaranteed reward
- a guaranteed delivery obligation
- a guaranteed future launch date
If a concept preview bucket later opens, the live bucket page, active offering terms, linked brief, and current policy language will control the live path.
Preview offerings and NFTs
A concept preview bucket may include draft offerings, NFT classes, collection structures, metadata, or right designs.
Those items are part of the preview unless the bucket clearly says they are active. A draft NFT class or offering shown in a preview does not guarantee that the same class, same price, same terms, same eligibility rule, same metadata, same package, or same fulfillment path will be used when the bucket goes live.
Yokefellow may revise preview structures before launch.
Updates before live launch
Concept preview buckets may be updated as the initiative becomes clearer.
Updates may include changes to:
- bucket copy
- offering names
- pricing
- eligibility
- NFT design
- metadata
- fulfillment rules
- package details
- mechanic settings
- timing
- operator process
- proof or receipt plans
These updates are part of preparing the bucket for a possible live path.
When a concept preview becomes live
Before a concept preview bucket becomes live, the bucket should be updated so users can clearly see:
- what participation is open
- what the user is entering
- what the user may receive
- what is immediate
- what is pending
- what depends on operator action
- what limits or conditions apply
- what proof, receipt, or closeout record is expected later
A live bucket may also receive a bucket-specific policy or brief that narrows, replaces, or adds to this shared concept preview policy.
Practical reading rule
Read a concept preview bucket as a structured preview, not as a live offer.
The preview shows what Yokefellow may make possible. The live bucket terms will say what is actually open.
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