Self promotion links shared to Facebook- FB Links NEVER “clean”

[KiniArt]

I used the product share button to share a product from my shop on Facebook. But Facebook ALWAYS adds all kinds of tracking info to 100% of the links posted on their platform so I was wondering since the Ambassador program pays out self-promotion rates only on “clean” links, how does using the Facebook share button EVER result in self-promotion royalty % being properly credited to the resulting sales?!  

example: Using the “share” arrow & selecting the Facebook option, turns my clean link to this mess once it posts on Facebook because Facebook dirties up ALL links posted on their platform .. So my question to @zazzle is .. Is THIS still considered a “clean link”?
 
Does Facebook muddy CLEAN self promotion links?

[KiniArt]

Extremely disappointed nobody from zazzle has responded to this very important question yet!! 

[Susang6]

You're absolutely right—Facebook tends to add tracking info to links shared on its platform, which can complicate things when it comes to Zazzle's Ambassador Program and self-promotion royalties.

From what I found from reading about the Ambassador Program in order to get the royalty it requires that self-promotion links remain "clean," meaning they should not contain additional tracking parameters that could interfere with proper attribution. The program identifies self-promotion links based on the absence of referral codes, ensuring that sales generated from your own promotions are credited correctly.

Have you tried manually posting your clean link instead of using the share button. Also could try a  URL shortener  

I hope Zazzle responds because that is the only way to know if the Facebook Z link that is modified with tracking are still considered clean. 

In my opinion >I think the FB modified links fall into (3rd party) . All that self promotion for links that are not clean, now that’s frustrating.