"In a word, Jambler purchases output transactions from cryptocurrency stock exchanges and/or miners, verifies their quality and resells them to partners who, in turn, interact with end clients. The purpose of our work is to ensure safety for cryptocurrency owners and security for their savings."
That's a quote from their ANN thread, if you read the first page you will also understand they are a mixing service, unless they have changed their service entirely, then that ANN thread should be purged IMO, cause that would mean bypassing the ban.
You could wait for admin to give a green light, I'm sure many other people have the exact same idea for a new service.
Yes, the admin's clarification can clarify whether services like Jambler are included in the prohibited category or not.
The goal of my definition is to include the mixers that we're all familiar with, and to ideally also cover all ways of obfuscating these types of mixers, without any false-positives. If things very unlike mixers are covered by my definition, then this may be a flaw in my definition. But in reading all of the comments here, I've so far not been convinced that my definition is flawed in either classifying too many or too few things as mixers.
If you look at the Bitcointalk Community Awards, which will be open for the next 60 days from December 1, the main sponsor is Jambler. In that case, I think the OP should also have coordinated and asked the admin for permission.
If Jambler falls into the prohibited category, then OP must change the sponsor starting next year because of the following:
DRAFT - NOT CURRENT POLICY
Starting Jan 1, 2024:
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- It's not allowed for mixers to do giveaways, sponsorships, bounties, paid posts, or paid ads in posts. If a thread is for paying people to do something for a mixer, then that's also not allowed. **