Acceptable Use Policy

This policy says what you may sell, publish, and do with Tallrung. It applies to every Workspace, Member, Funnel, Lander, page, image, template, reference, and line of custom code, and it is part of the Terms of Service. Words with capitals, such as “Merchant” and “Buyer”, mean what the Terms define.

Your payment providers and ad platforms have their own rules, and you must follow them too. In particular, read Stripe’s prohibited and restricted businesses, PayPal’s Acceptable Use Policy, Shopify’s Acceptable Use Policy, and the advertising policies of Meta, Google, and TikTok. Where they are stricter than this policy, they apply.

We don’t approve a Workspace before its pages go live, and we don’t review every page. The publish check looks for some technical and pricing problems, and warns you. It doesn’t decide whether a page is lawful. This policy applies to every page you publish, whether we looked at it or not.

We act on reports and on what we find ourselves, as the Report Content page describes.

Don’t use Tallrung for anything illegal where you are, where your Buyers are, or in France. In particular, don’t publish or sell:

• content that infringes someone’s copyright, trademark, design, or other rights;
• counterfeit goods or replicas;
• content that incites violence, hatred, or discrimination, or that supports terrorism;
• child sexual abuse material, which we report to the authorities;
• content that harasses, threatens, or defames a person, or publishes their private information; or
• goods or services that are unsafe, recalled, or sold without a licence that the law requires.

Don’t use Tallrung to sell or promote:

• prescription drugs, controlled substances, or drugs or supplements that claim to work like them;
• products that Stripe’s or PayPal’s lists prohibit, or restrict without the provider’s approval, unless you have that approval;
• weapons, ammunition, explosives, or their parts;
• tobacco, nicotine, vaping products, cannabis, CBD, kratom, and other age-restricted or regulated substances;
• adult content or services;
• gambling, lotteries, sweepstakes, or games of chance;
• investments, cryptocurrency offers, credit repair, debt relief, money transfer, or get-rich-quick schemes;
• pyramid schemes, or multi-level marketing that relies on recruiting;
• fake documents, or services to deceive others, such as fake reviews or followers;
• stolen goods, or personal data; or
• anything that promotes violence, hate, self-harm, or harm to others.

• No health claims you can’t make. Don’t say that a product treats, cures, heals, or prevents a disease or condition. For food and supplements in the EU, use only the health claims the EU authorizes. The AI is told not to write medical or health claims that your brief doesn’t give; if one appears, remove it.
• Every claim about results, ingredients, health, weight, appearance, or income must be true, and you must be able to prove it. Don’t invent statistics, studies, awards, certifications, press coverage, or customer counts.
• Don’t present an ad as news or editorial content. An advertorial must say that it is an advertisement.
• Don’t claim an endorsement from a person, a publication, or an organization that didn’t give one.
• Don’t claim that a product is free, discounted, or limited unless it is.

• Pages built from a template or from scratch carry no customer reviews or testimonials, and the models are told never to write them. When you copy a page that shows reviews, ratings, or endorsements, the Services keep their design with placeholders, such as “[Your customer’s review]” and “[rating]”. Publishing warns while one is left.
• Fill a placeholder only with a real review, rating, count, or endorsement, from a real customer or source, that you can prove, with their permission where the law requires it. Otherwise, remove it.
• Don’t write, buy, generate, or edit fake reviews, testimonials, ratings, or counts, and don’t show only the positive ones while saying they are all of them.
• Don’t present a generated or stock person as a customer, an expert, or an endorser. Image generation makes no customer, reviewer, or endorser photo, and you must not put a generated person in one.

A Buyer must always see what they will pay, and decide freely. Tallrung enforces part of this:

• Prices appear on a page through tokens that our server fills from your offers, and the amount charged always comes from the server.
• Each upsell and downsell must have an accept button that names an offer the step sells, and a way to decline. Publishing is refused without them.
• Pages can’t change the payment form, the order summary, the receipt, or the policies.
• Images are refused when they show a price.

You must not:

• write a price, a total, or a saving that the offer doesn’t have, or hide or cover the real price;
• show a “was” price or a discount that isn’t real, or that breaks the rules on price reductions where you sell;
• use fake countdowns, fake stock levels, fake “people viewing” counters, or deadlines that reset;
• hide that an upsell is an extra charge, or make the decline link hard to find; or
• charge a Buyer for anything they didn’t clearly agree to.

• Copy a page only if you have the right to: your own page, a page whose owner permits it, or a page whose layout and ideas you use without taking its protected text, images, or look. Copy mode rewrites the text for your product. You are still responsible for what you publish.
• Don’t use another brand’s name, logo, packaging, product photos, or distinctive look, and don’t make Buyers think that you are another business or work with it.
• Import only products that you have the right to sell. When you import a product from a web page, you are responsible for the text and images you import, and for having the right to use them.
• Upload only images that you own or are licensed to use.

Don’t generate, edit, or publish an image that shows:

• another brand’s logo, trademark, or packaging;
• a real person’s likeness, including a celebrity’s, without their permission;
• a before-and-after comparison of a body or of skin;
• a price, a review, or a rating; or
• sexual, violent, or hateful content.

Before an image is placed, the Services read its text and refuse an image that shows a price, a watermark, another brand, a review, or a rating. The image providers’ own safety filters stay on. Don’t try to get around these checks.

• Don’t pretend to be another business, a bank, a public body, or a payment provider, and don’t collect passwords, card details, or identity documents on your pages. Card details go only into the platform’s payment form.
• Don’t put malware, cryptocurrency miners, hidden redirects, or code that tracks Buyers without the consent the law requires in your custom code, your pages, or your files.
• Don’t use custom code to change the checkout, the payment form, the order summary, or the prices.
• Don’t send spam, or use your pages as landing pages for spam.

• Follow the advertising policies of Meta, Google, TikTok, and every other platform that sends you traffic.
• Get any consent the law requires before your ad tags, cookies, custom code, or marketing emails and text messages run or are sent. The Cookie Policy lists what your pages set.
• Use Buyers’ data only for the purposes you told them about, and answer their requests about it.

• Don’t probe, scan, overload, or attack the Services, and don’t try to reach another Workspace’s data.
• Don’t get around the plan limits, the Credit holds, the sign-up checks, or the one-trial-per-person rule.
• Don’t share accounts, resell the Services, or use them to build a competing product without our written agreement.
• Don’t use the AI to write content for any purpose other than your pages and products in Tallrung.

If a page or a Workspace breaks this policy, we may refuse to publish it, unpublish a page, take a site offline, remove custom code, or suspend or close the Workspace. We choose a measure in proportion to the problem: how serious it is, whether it is repeated, and the risk to Buyers. In serious cases, such as phishing, malware, or content that endangers people, we may act without notice.

We tell you what we did and why, the facts and rules we relied on, and how to contest it, unless the law or an investigation forbids it. A suspended Workspace shows the reason in the app. The Report Content page describes this process.

We may suspend, for a reasonable time and after a warning, a Workspace that often publishes manifestly illegal content, and stop handling reports from a person who often sends manifestly unfounded ones.

Anyone can report a page made with Tallrung that is illegal or breaks this policy. Write to abuse@tallrung.com with the details that the Report Content page lists.