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Acceptable use · Draft

Tiny pages. Clear boundaries.

Every beta page is user-generated public placement. The sandbox checkout never charges money, and publication never guarantees continued availability.

Allowed

Original, lawful and honest promotion of a project, small business, portfolio, artwork, essay, event or useful destination. Humour and criticism are welcome when they do not cross the lines below.

Not allowed

  • Malware, phishing, credential collection, deceptive redirects or unsafe downloads.
  • Impersonation, fraud, materially misleading claims or undisclosed manipulation.
  • Threats, harassment, doxxing, non-consensual intimate content or exploitation.
  • Hateful content targeting protected characteristics or praise of violent extremist organisations.
  • Sexual content involving minors, or any content that exploits or endangers minors.
  • Illegal goods or services, regulated goods marketed unlawfully, or instructions facilitating serious wrongdoing.
  • Copyright, trademark, privacy or publicity-right infringement.
  • Content that attempts to manipulate voting, evade a cooldown, automate accounts or abuse infrastructure.
  • HTML, scripts, tracking pixels, URL shorteners and links to private/local network destinations.

Moderation process

Beta pages pass server-side text, URL and policy-consent validation before publication. A page may be temporarily hidden after a credible report or removed after review. Irreversible moderation decisions are made by a person, and finalists require additional review before a commercial result is published.

Refunds and evidence

The beta creates no real payment, so there is nothing to refund. Final commercial terms will define refunds and abuse exclusions. Removed material is hidden rather than immediately erased where limited retention is necessary for disputes, fraud prevention or legal compliance.

Appeals and urgent cases

The public report form is active during testing. Confirmed phishing, malware, child-safety issues and credible threats receive priority. A named abuse contact and formal appeal path remain mandatory before commercial activation.