Acceptable Use Policy

This policy lists what you may not do with Gravi. It is part of the Terms of Service and applies to everything you publish or do with the Service — through the editor, the API, the MCP server or any other way.

1. Content you may not publish

• Content that is illegal where you or your visitors are, or that promotes illegal activity.
• Child sexual abuse material, or any sexual content involving minors. We report it to the authorities.
• Sexually explicit material, unless it is clearly marked as adult content where the law allows it: [Adult content policy].
• Threats, harassment, or content that promotes violence or hatred against people because of who they are.
• Content that infringes someone's copyright, trademark, privacy or other rights.
• Other people's personal data published without their permission (doxxing).
• Impersonation of a person, brand or organization in a way that misleads.
• Misleading health, financial or political claims designed to cause harm.

2. Phishing, malware and spam

• No phishing: pages must not imitate sign-in forms or other services to collect passwords or payment details.
• No malware, unwanted software or links that start downloads without the visitor's clear choice.
• No spam pages, link farms, or pages that exist only to redirect visitors somewhere unexpected.
• Do not use forms to collect passwords, payment card numbers or sensitive data such as health information.

3. Using the Service fairly

• Do not try to break, overload, scan or probe the Service, or get around its limits, plan restrictions or security, including password protection.
• Do not create accounts in bulk or by automation, and do not register addresses to resell them or to block others.
• Do not use custom HTML to attack visitors, mine cryptocurrency or track visitors without telling them.
• Do not resell the Service or present it as your own without our written agreement.

4. Automation, the API and AI assistants

Automation is welcome — build pages, sync content, process form responses and connect AI assistants. While doing it:

• Stay within the rate limits and use one key per integration. Do not spread traffic across many keys or accounts to raise your limits.
• Give each key and connected app only the scopes it needs, and keep keys out of public code and pages.
• Do not use automation to publish content this policy forbids, to mass-create pages for spam or SEO manipulation, or to collect other users' data.
• You are responsible for what your scripts and AI assistants do with your keys, including mistakes.

5. Reporting and enforcement

Anyone can report a page with the link at the bottom of every published page, or by writing to [Abuse report email]. Depending on how serious a violation is, we may ask you to fix it, hide content or blocks, take a page offline, disable API keys or connections, or suspend the account. For urgent cases — such as phishing, malware or material that harms children — we act first and tell you afterwards.

If you believe we made a mistake, reply to our message or write to [Support email] and we will review the decision.