Alpha legal draftWritten for clear informed use during testing. The operator should have qualified counsel review entity details, jurisdiction, and launch requirements before a broad public release.
Prohibited harmful conduct
- Threatening, praising, planning, financing, or coordinating terrorism, violent extremism, mass violence, or organized hate activity.
- Recruiting for groups whose purpose includes violence, dehumanization, or systematic harassment of protected groups.
- Sexual exploitation, grooming, trafficking, child sexual abuse material, or non-consensual intimate imagery.
- Doxxing, stalking, credible threats, swatting, extortion, blackmail, or targeted harassment.
- Fraud, phishing, identity theft, illegal goods, money laundering, or instructions primarily intended to facilitate serious wrongdoing.
Prohibited technical conduct
- Accessing another person’s account, content, or files without permission.
- Testing vulnerabilities, reverse engineering protected systems, scraping, automated account creation, or bypassing limits without written authorization.
- Uploading malware, disrupting service, abusing APIs, or using the platform to attack another system.
- Collecting or selling member data, contact lists, or private content.
Sensitive and regulated activity
Do not use the alpha as a substitute for emergency, medical, legal, financial, or public-safety systems. Commercial sales, fundraising, political campaign operations, regulated goods, and professional services may require separate rules before they are supported.
Enforcement and cooperation
We may preserve relevant records, restrict access, and cooperate with valid legal process or emergency requests. Privacy is a product boundary, not a shield against accountability for harmful or unlawful conduct.