Acceptable Use Policy
This policy is part of the Terms of Service of Spellship, operated by Levare Research Inc. It applies to every account, every project, every website and application built, hosted or deployed with Spellship (including sites under spellship.app and sites on servers our customers provide), to the instructions given to the AI agent, and to everyone who uses them. You are responsible for making sure your projects and their users follow it. The examples below are not a complete list: we decide, at our discretion, whether content or activity violates this policy.
1. Illegal content and activity
Nothing that is illegal, or that promotes, facilitates or instructs illegal activity, under the laws of Canada, of British Columbia, or of the places where you, your visitors or the affected people are.
2. Prohibited content and commerce
- Child sexual abuse and exploitation, in any form, including drawn or AI-generated material and anything that sexualizes minors. Zero tolerance: accounts are terminated and reports go to the authorities.
- Drugs: selling, buying, promoting or explaining how to make or obtain illegal drugs or controlled substances; prescription drugs without the required licence; paraphernalia marketed for illegal drug use.
- Weapons: selling or brokering firearms, ammunition, firearm parts, explosives, or weapons regulated or prohibited by law; instructions or files for manufacturing weapons, explosives or untraceable firearms (including 3D-printed guns).
- Violence and extremism: threats; incitement to or glorification of violence; terrorism and violent extremist organizations, their propaganda, recruitment and funding; organized crime.
- Hate and harassment: content that attacks or dehumanizes people based on race, ethnicity, national origin, religion, disability, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation or other protected characteristics; bullying, stalking, doxxing (publishing personal information to harm someone).
- Sexual content: pornography and sexually explicit material; sexual services, escort and prostitution services; non-consensual intimate images, including "deepfakes".
- Exploitation of people: human trafficking, forced labour, sale of human organs or of personal documents.
- Self-harm: content that promotes or instructs suicide, self-harm or eating disorders.
- Fraud and deception: phishing; scams; fake stores and fake charities; pyramid and Ponzi schemes; counterfeit goods; fake or forged documents; impersonating people, companies, governments or Spellship; fake reviews; content that misleads people in ways likely to cause them financial, health or civic harm.
- Infringement: content that infringes copyright, trademarks or other intellectual property, or violates privacy or publicity rights; pirated software, media or licence keys.
- Regulated activities without authorization: online gambling or lotteries, sale of tobacco, vaping products, cannabis or alcohol, financial, investment or money transmission services, cryptocurrency offerings, or any other activity that requires a licence you do not hold or that breaks age or consumer protection rules.
- Personal data abuse: collecting, selling or using personal information without a lawful basis and the consent the law requires; covert tracking; data scraped in breach of a site's terms.
3. Prohibited technical activity
- Malware, ransomware, spyware, viruses, cryptocurrency mining, botnets, command-and-control servers, or exploit kits.
- Unauthorized access, scanning, penetration testing or denial-of-service against any system, including ours and other customers', and any attempt to break out of the agent's sandbox or to get around the Service's limits, quotas, billing or security controls.
- Spam: unsolicited bulk messages, or messages that break Canada's Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL) or similar laws; hosting content advertised by spam.
- Open proxies, VPNs offered to the public, anonymizing relays, link shorteners or file hosting for third parties, or reselling the Service, unless we agree in writing.
- Activity that puts an excessive load on, or degrades, our servers, networks or providers.
- Using the Service in breach of Canadian or other applicable sanctions and export laws, or for persons or places subject to them.
4. Using the AI agent
Do not ask the agent to build, write or publish anything this policy prohibits, or try to make it ignore its instructions and safeguards. Review what it produces before you publish it: you are responsible for it as if you had written it yourself.
5. Enforcement
If we believe, at our discretion, that this policy is or may be violated, we may without prior notice remove or disable content, take websites offline, stop the agent, suspend or terminate projects and accounts, preserve evidence, and report the activity to law enforcement or other authorities. Where reasonable we will tell you and may give you a short time to fix the problem; serious violations (for example child sexual abuse material, malware, phishing or threats of violence) are removed immediately. Fees are not refunded for projects suspended or terminated under this policy. We may also act on reports about sites hosted on servers our customers provide.
6. Reporting abuse
Write to [email protected] to report content or activity on a site built or hosted with Spellship (for example a site under spellship.app). Please include:
- the full web address (URL) of the content or the site, and what is wrong with it;
- any evidence that helps us check it (screenshots, message headers, logs, dates and times);
- your name and email address, so we can follow up (we keep reporters' identities confidential unless the law requires otherwise).
For copyright complaints, also include: identification of the copyrighted work and of the infringing material and its location; your name, address and contact details as the copyright owner or their authorized agent; your interest or right in the work; and the date and time of the alleged infringement. We forward notices that meet the requirements of Canada's Copyright Act to the customer concerned, and may remove or disable the material.
If someone is in immediate danger, contact the police first. Child sexual abuse material can also be reported to Cybertip.ca. We review every report and act on it as described above; we may not be able to tell you the outcome.
Changes
We may update this policy at any time; the version published here applies from its effective date.