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Acceptable Use Policy
The service is provided for normal personal IRC use.
Users must not use their account in a way that harms the service, other users, IRC networks or third parties.
Permitted use
Normal use includes:
Prohibited activity
You must not use the service for:
IRC network rules
Every external IRC network has its own rules.
You are responsible for complying with the rules of each network you connect to.
Access to this service does not grant permission to bypass a network ban, connection limit or other network restriction.
Where a network reports abuse associated with an account, the report may be reviewed and action may be taken.
Resource abuse
Do not deliberately consume excessive resources or interfere with normal service availability.
Examples include:
Service protection
Technical limits, rate limits and automated restrictions may be applied to protect service availability.
Attempting to bypass those protections is itself a policy violation.
Consequences
Depending on severity, action may include:
The service is provided for normal personal IRC use.
Users must not use their account in a way that harms the service, other users, IRC networks or third parties.
Permitted use
Normal use includes:
- Maintaining IRC connections.
- Joining channels.
- Using supported IRC clients and Web Chat.
- Managing networks through the dashboard.
- Using approved vHosts.
- Using IRC Inbox and other available dashboard features.
Prohibited activity
You must not use the service for:
- Flooding, spam or mass messaging.
- Mass channel joining or automated abuse.
- IRC network disruption.
- Ban evasion.
- Threats, harassment or coordinated abuse.
- Distribution of malware or stolen credentials.
- Scanning, exploitation or unauthorised access.
- Illegal content or illegal activity.
- Phishing or impersonation.
- Operating abusive bots or automated clients.
- Circumventing account, network or Premium limits.
IRC network rules
Every external IRC network has its own rules.
You are responsible for complying with the rules of each network you connect to.
Access to this service does not grant permission to bypass a network ban, connection limit or other network restriction.
Where a network reports abuse associated with an account, the report may be reviewed and action may be taken.
Resource abuse
Do not deliberately consume excessive resources or interfere with normal service availability.
Examples include:
- Repeated reconnect loops.
- Excessive automated commands.
- Mass network creation.
- Abusive use of Web Chat sessions.
- Attempts to overload dashboard or API endpoints.
- Repeated submission of the same action while it is already processing.
Service protection
Technical limits, rate limits and automated restrictions may be applied to protect service availability.
Attempting to bypass those protections is itself a policy violation.
Consequences
Depending on severity, action may include:
- Feature restrictions.
- Network removal.
- vHost replacement.
- Temporary suspension.
- Permanent suspension.
- Reporting serious abuse to the affected network or relevant provider.