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Sklash Acceptable Use Policy
Rules for lawful and responsible use of Sklash creation, hosting, publishing, Commerce, AI, media, collaboration, and platform services.
Overview
What this means in practice
Explore the systems, responsibilities, and workflows behind this part of Sklash.
No exploitation or abuse
Sklash does not permit child sexual abuse or exploitation material, non-consensual intimate material, serious threats, or other unlawful exploitation.
No malicious infrastructure
Do not use Sites, uploads, domains, integrations, or automation for malware, phishing, credential theft, fraud, attacks, or evasion.
Accountable enforcement
Sklash may preserve evidence, quarantine content, restrict capabilities, issue strikes, suspend accounts, and review appeals.
1. Illegal and exploitative material
Sklash may not be used to create, host, distribute, facilitate, solicit, or promote unlawful exploitation or serious harm.
- Child sexual abuse or exploitation material, sexual content involving minors, grooming, solicitation, or facilitation of sexual exploitation of minors.
- Non-consensual intimate imagery or other unlawfully exploitative sexual material.
- Material or conduct that unlawfully facilitates trafficking, abuse, credible threats, stalking, or serious violence.
- Material whose possession, distribution, sale, or operation is unlawful in the applicable circumstances.
2. Fraud, deception, and impersonation
Do not use Sklash to deceive people into surrendering money, credentials, identity information, or trust.
- Phishing, credential harvesting, fake login pages, account theft, payment fraud, scams, or fraudulent fundraising.
- Impersonating Sklash, another service, a business, public authority, or person in a materially deceptive manner.
- Deceptive Commerce listings, counterfeit or unlawfully marketed goods, fabricated claims, or intentionally misleading customer information.
3. Malware and platform attacks
Sklash cannot be used as attack infrastructure.
- Malware, ransomware, spyware, credential-stealing software, destructive code, malicious redirects, or payload delivery.
- Unauthorized vulnerability exploitation, denial-of-service activity, brute force, scanning intended to compromise systems, or attacks on Sklash, users, providers, or third parties.
- Circumventing authentication, tenant/workspace boundaries, quotas, moderation, scanner controls, feature gates, payment protections, or administrative restrictions.
- Creating replacement accounts, Sites, identities, or infrastructure to evade a valid suspension or enforcement action.
4. Rights and privacy
Respect intellectual-property, privacy, publicity, and confidentiality rights.
- Do not knowingly upload or publish infringing copyrighted, trademarked, or otherwise protected material without sufficient rights or authorization.
- Do not unlawfully expose private personal information, stolen data, credentials, confidential records, or doxxing material.
- Do not submit another person’s identity, likeness, customer data, or protected material in ways that violate applicable rights or obligations.
5. Harassment, spam, and harmful automation
Do not use Sklash to harass people or create unreasonable operational harm.
- Unlawful harassment, credible threats, stalking, targeted abuse, or coordinated conduct intended to cause serious harm.
- Spam, unsolicited abusive automation, scraping or enumeration that violates access controls, or activity that creates unreasonable infrastructure or provider cost.
- Artificial traffic, fraudulent ad interactions, manipulation of attribution systems, fake Commerce activity, or attempts to manufacture Sklash credits or economic events.
6. Hosting resource abuse
Hosting capacity is for operating legitimate Sklash Sites and services.
Free or paid Sklash hosting may not be used primarily as unauthorized remote file storage, bulk hotlink/bandwidth service, anonymous payload distribution, or a mechanism to bypass storage, bandwidth, upload, Site, Page, or service-entitlement limits.
Sklash may apply fair-use and technical controls when activity materially threatens availability, security, cost, or other users.
7. Enforcement
Consequences depend on severity, confidence, history, and risk.
- Warning or policy education.
- Content rejection or quarantine.
- Publishing, upload, Commerce, AI, domain, or other capability restrictions.
- Strike or repeat-abuse record.
- Site or account suspension.
- Permanent termination for serious or repeated violations.
- Evidence preservation and lawful escalation where required or reasonably necessary.
Continue
Read Content & Hosting Policy
Hosting rules apply to every Site and uploaded asset.
The Content & Hosting Policy explains account responsibility, scanning, quarantine, storage/resource use, and publication controls in more detail.