Acceptable Use Policy

This policy is binding. It forms part of the agreement between you and TRIIVON S.R.L. set out in Terms of Service, and it governs what may be created, stored, scheduled and published through GPTpostLLM at https://app.oraglegpt.org. Where this policy and the terms differ on a point of use, this policy governs.

It applies to everyone using the Service: the workspace owner, every member they invite, and anyone acting through an API token issued from the workspace.

A plain-language companion to this policy is at Community Guidelines. That page explains the same expectations in ordinary words. This page is the version that binds.

1. What the Service does, and the limits that follow

You need to understand one technical fact before reading the rules, because it determines what enforcement can and cannot achieve.

The connectors in this product are publish-only. The Service composes content, schedules it, and sends it to the destination platform on your behalf. It does not read comments, mentions, replies, messages or any inbox on any platform. It does not fetch analytics or insights from any platform. It cannot like, repost, edit, delete or moderate anything on any platform.

The consequence is stated here rather than buried:

When we enforce this policy we can stop your content from leaving our systems, remove it from our systems, and disable your ability to publish through us. We cannot remove a post that has already been published to a third-party platform, because we have no delete capability on any connector. Only you, from your own account on that platform, or that platform itself, can remove it.

Plan accordingly. A post that has left our system is beyond our reach.

2. You are responsible for your content

Content you compose, schedule or publish through the Service is your content. You are responsible for it, for its legality in every place it is published, and for holding the rights needed to publish it.

We do not pre-screen content. There is no editorial review queue and no automated moderation gate between you and the destination platform. Publication happens because you scheduled it. Nothing in this policy should be read as a representation that content passing through the Service has been checked, approved or endorsed by us.

We act on content when we become aware of a problem: because you tell us, because a third party notifies us, because a destination platform tells us, or because a competent authority requires it.

3. Prohibited content and conduct

You must not use the Service to create, store, schedule, publish or distribute any of the following.

3.1 Illegal content. Anything unlawful under Romanian law, under EU law, or under the law of a place where the content is published or received. This includes content that incites violence or terrorism, content promoting or facilitating trafficking in persons, drugs or weapons, and content that breaches sanctions.

3.2 Child sexual abuse material and content sexualising minors. Zero tolerance, no warning, no appeal on the merits of the removal. Accounts are terminated immediately, the content and the associated evidence are preserved, and the matter is reported to the competent authorities. This applies to real, edited and wholly synthetic depictions alike.

3.3 Hate speech and harassment. Content attacking or degrading people on the basis of race, ethnicity, national origin, religion, disability, disease, age, sex, sexual orientation or gender identity. Targeted harassment of an individual, threats, doxing, encouragement of self-harm, and coordinated pile-ons.

3.4 Spam and platform manipulation. This deserves emphasis because it is the most common way an automation tool causes harm, and every destination platform prohibits it independently of us:

• Bulk or repetitive posting designed to flood a feed or a hashtag.
• Operating networks of accounts that post the same or near-identical content to create a false impression of independent support, popularity or consensus.
• Using accounts you do not own or are not authorised to operate.
• Buying, selling, trading or farming accounts, followers, likes or engagement.
• Deceptive engagement schemes, follow-for-follow rings, and comment pods.
• Deliberately evading a platform's rate limits, anti-automation controls or enforcement actions, including by rotating accounts, connections or IP addresses after a restriction.
• Circumventing a suspension we or a platform has applied.

3.5 Malware, phishing and abuse of infrastructure. Distributing malicious code, links to malicious payloads, phishing pages or credential-harvesting forms. Probing, scanning or stress-testing our systems or a destination platform without written authorisation. Attempting to bypass authentication, tenant isolation or rate limits in our Service.

3.6 Impersonation and deception. Posing as another person, company, brand or public authority, or as us. Falsely implying endorsement, sponsorship or affiliation. Fabricated quotes attributed to real people. Synthetic audio or video of a real person presented as authentic. Using another party's trade mark in a way likely to confuse.

3.7 Intellectual property infringement. Publishing text, images, audio, video, fonts or software you do not have the rights to publish. Removing or altering copyright notices or watermarks. Our notice and takedown process, the counter-notice route and the repeat infringer policy are in Copyright and Takedown Policy.

3.8 Privacy violations. Publishing another person's personal data without a lawful basis, including home addresses, identity document numbers, financial details, health information, private communications, or location data. Uploading contact lists you have no right to use. Where you upload personal data into the Service, you are the controller for it and the obligations in Data Processing Addendum apply to you as well as to us.

3.9 Regulated and restricted subject matter. Content that is unlawful or requires disclosures you have not made in the jurisdictions you publish to, including gambling, tobacco and vaping, alcohol, prescription medicines, supplements with health claims, weapons, adult content, cryptoassets, and financial or investment advice. Political and issue advertising is subject to separate rules on most platforms; complying with them is your responsibility.

3.10 Undisclosed commercial communication. Under Legea nr. 365/2002 art. 6, a commercial communication must be clearly identifiable as such and must clearly identify the person on whose behalf it is made. Sponsored, paid, affiliate and gifted content published through the Service must be disclosed in the content itself, in the manner the destination platform requires. Article 6 also requires prior express consent for unsolicited commercial email; do not use anything obtained through the Service to build or feed a list that would breach it.

4. Platform rules apply on top of this policy

Every destination platform has its own terms, developer policies and community standards, and they apply to what you publish through us exactly as they would if you posted by hand. Meta, TikTok, and every other destination each maintain their own rules on automation, authenticity, repetition, restricted goods and disclosure.

You are responsible for reading and complying with the rules of every platform you connect. Where a platform rule is stricter than this policy, the platform rule is the one you must meet. A platform can restrict, suspend or terminate your account there for conduct we never see, and we cannot appeal on your behalf or restore access you lose there. See Support for what support can and cannot do about a lost platform account.

Losing a connection because a platform enforced against you is not a fault in the Service and does not entitle you to a refund; see Refund and Cancellation Policy.

5. Reporting a violation

Report abuse to contact@oraglegpt.org. Include:

1. What you are reporting, with enough detail to identify it.
2. The URL of the published post, if it is already live on a platform.
3. The workspace, account handle or content identifier, if you know it.
4. Why you believe it breaches this policy or the law.
5. How we can reach you for follow-up.

Copyright complaints have their own required contents and their own process in Copyright and Takedown Policy. Personal data complaints are handled under Your Data Protection Rights.

We acknowledge abuse reports and act on them; we do not report the outcome of an enforcement action against another customer to the person who reported it, beyond confirming that the report was assessed.

6. Enforcement

Our response is proportionate to the severity, whether it was deliberate, and whether it has happened before. The available measures are:

Notices under this section are written by a person from contact@oraglegpt.org to the address on the workspace owner's account. The application itself sends no email of any kind, so do not expect an automated alert, and check the application if you suspect a restriction has been applied.

We normally warn first and give you a chance to fix the problem. We will act without a prior warning where the content is child sexual abuse material, where there is an immediate risk of serious harm, where a competent authority requires it, or where the conduct threatens the integrity of the Service or our standing with a destination platform.

Suspension is not deletion. Where we suspend or terminate, your data remains readable and exportable for the window described in Terms of Service and Data Deletion Policy, so that enforcement never means you lose your records. The export function described in Security remains available to you during that window.

7. Appeals

If you believe an enforcement decision was wrong, write to contact@oraglegpt.org with the subject line "Enforcement appeal", the workspace name, the date of the action and the reasons you consider it incorrect. A person reviews the appeal, and it is not reviewed by whoever took the original decision where that is practicable. We aim to respond within five working days; that is a target and not a guarantee, and Support explains why we state targets that way.

Appeals are decided on whether the policy was correctly applied to the facts. Removals of child sexual abuse material are not subject to appeal on the merits.

Nothing in this section limits your right to pursue the consumer remedies described in Consumer Rights and Dispute Resolution, including the Autoritatea Națională pentru Protecția Consumatorilor (ANPC) route set out there.

8. Changes to this policy

We may update this policy as the law, the platforms' rules or the product change. The date at the top changes when it does. Where a change materially reduces what is permitted, we give notice in the application before it takes effect.

Questions about whether a planned use is acceptable are welcome at contact@oraglegpt.org before you build on it, and an answer given there is better than an enforcement action later.