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Acceptable Use Policy

This draft Acceptable Use Policy explains the baseline rules for responsible use of Anslation websites, products, services, store, creator programs, and collaboration surfaces.

Draft for website readiness. Review prohibited content, regulated industries, AI usage, payments, platform-provider rules, and regional laws before final use.
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Lawful use

Users must follow applicable laws, platform rules, third-party service terms, and Anslation policies.

No harmful activity

Do not abuse systems, compromise security, distribute malware, harass people, or mislead users.

Responsible content

Content, campaigns, products, and creator work should be truthful, authorized, and safe.

01Prohibited activity

Anslation should clearly reserve the right to act when use creates risk for users, customers, partners, or systems.

  • Do not use Anslation to break laws, violate rights, facilitate fraud, distribute malware, or bypass security.
  • Do not overload, probe, scrape, reverse engineer, attack, or interfere with Anslation systems or third-party systems.
  • Do not impersonate others, misrepresent affiliation, manipulate metrics, or engage in deceptive commercial practices.

02Content and commerce rules

Because Anslation may support store, marketing, ads, and creator surfaces, content standards matter.

  • Do not submit content, products, campaigns, or assets that you do not have rights to use.
  • Do not sell or promote illegal, unsafe, counterfeit, deceptive, exploitative, or prohibited goods or services.
  • Do not use creator or marketing tools for spam, harassment, hate, abuse, or misleading claims.

03Enforcement

The policy should give Anslation room to protect the platform and customers when misuse appears.

  • Anslation may review, limit, remove, suspend, or terminate access when policy violations or risks are identified.
  • Anslation may report serious abuse, fraud, security incidents, or illegal activity where appropriate.
  • Users are responsible for their own compliance with third-party services connected to their work.