Guidelines

Posting Guidelines

Please read these guidelines before sharing AI interaction logs.

What You Can Post

Prompts, AI outputs, follow-up turns, and human comments
Success logs, revision logs, failure logs, discovery logs, consultation logs, creation logs, verification logs, and fun logs
Content you can safely share publicly

Personal information, addresses, phone numbers, emails, API keys, or credentials
Internal information from a company, school, lab, organization, or client list
Posting other people's writing, paid materials, articles, novels, lyrics, or other copyrighted works as-is without permission
For short quotations used in reviews or criticism, clearly cite the source and keep the quoted portion to the minimum necessary
Real conversations with other people in a way that could identify them
Content that violates the terms of the AI service you used

As a general rule, users are responsible for the content they post.
Users must confirm for themselves that they have the necessary rights and permissions and must take sufficient care not to infringe copyrights, portrait rights, privacy rights, other third-party rights, personal information, or confidential information.
When posting a shared link, users must also confirm that the linked content does not contain personal information, confidential information, third-party rights violations, or other content that violates these guidelines. Users are also responsible for the content of shared links they post.
If any dispute, rights violation, damage, or other problem arises from a post, the user who posted it is responsible for resolving it at their own cost and responsibility.
The operator does not guarantee the accuracy, legality, safety, usefulness, or non-infringement of third-party rights for posted content or linked shared content.
Even if damage, disputes, rights violations, or other issues arise from posted content or linked shared content, the operator will not be liable unless the operator acted intentionally or with gross negligence.
These guidelines are not a formal legal document, and professional review is planned before official launch.

Admins may hide or delete posts when they judge it necessary based on reports or moderation decisions.
Problematic shared link posts may also be hidden or removed.
If the original linked content is deleted or made private, the external link inside the post may no longer be accessible.