Draft legal policy

Acceptable Use Policy

Use DesirForge for lawful, safe, reviewable software and business delivery. Do not use the platform for abuse, illegal activity, unsafe automation, secrets exposure, or prohibited content.

Policy metadata

Version
0.1.0-draft
Status
draft
Last updated
2026-05-14
Effective date
2026-05-14
Owner
Trust and Safety
Attorney review
Required before public production

Draft legal notice

Draft policy for product development. Not legal advice. Attorney review is required before public production launch. Public production launch remains blocked until legal review and operational blockers are resolved.

Scope

Applies to buyer requests, uploads, messages, generated files, service catalog entries, support, operator/admin workflows, and API use.

User-facing summary

Draft rules for allowed and prohibited requests, uploads, AI-generated outputs, abuse, security misuse, and regulated work limitations.

Allowed use

Allowed requests include websites, software prototypes, automations, DevOps plans, documentation, QA artifacts, infrastructure notes, AI integrations, and other lawful work that can be reviewed before use.

Buyers should provide only data they have rights to use and should remove unnecessary secrets or personal information.

Prohibited use

Do not request malware, credential theft, deceptive impersonation, unlawful surveillance, harassment, exploit deployment, spam, evasion, privacy violations, or instructions intended to cause harm.

Do not upload secrets, private keys, regulated records, or confidential third-party content without authorization and approved production controls.

Operational notes

Unsafe uploads should be rejected or quarantined when scanning is required.

Operators should pause requests that involve illegal activity, credential theft, malware, harassment, privacy invasion, or regulated decisions without proper review.

Production upload and scanning controls remain a public production blocker.

Known gaps

Full production malware scanning is not operational.

Moderation tooling is basic and requires escalation workflow hardening.