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Production acceptable-use rules must protect the multi-tenant service without becoming a vague mechanism for arbitrary enforcement.

Not an operative legal document · counsel review required

Prohibited activity categories

  • Unauthorized access, credential abuse, malware, destructive automation, and service disruption.
  • Illegal content or activity and infringement.
  • Deceptive identity, spam, harassment, and non-consensual surveillance.
  • Collection or processing of data without required rights and notices.
  • Attempts to bypass tenant, quota, billing, region, or security controls.

Technical limits

The production policy should incorporate documented payload, depth, traversal, concurrency, search, storage, and rate limits. Emergency controls must preserve export, deletion, and security operations where safe.

Enforcement and appeal

Define notice, suspension, emergency action, evidence preservation, remediation, appeal, and termination procedures. Security suspensions should fail closed and be modeled with deny-wins semantics.

Review the product before drafting the contract.

Commercial terms must follow the implemented product, operating controls, data flows, pricing, and support model—not precede them.