Content rules
The following rules apply to the prompts you write, the content you generate, and anything you publish. They are drawn directly from the content rules the service enforces, so what you read here matches how NestBytes behaves.
- No sexual content involving minors. Sexual or sexualised content involving anyone under 18, or characters who appear to be, is never allowed, including in fiction and drawings.
- No sexually explicit material. Romance is fine. Pornographic or sexually explicit text and imagery is not supported on this service.
- No realistic depictions of real people. Do not create realistic images, voices or sexual, deceptive or defamatory content that depicts a real, identifiable person. Characters must be fictional.
- No forged documents or fake records. Do not generate fake certificates, identity documents, official letters or fabricated electronic records intended to deceive.
- No operational weapons or CBRN instructions. Fiction may include conflict. It may not include working instructions for weapons, explosives, or chemical, biological, radiological or nuclear harm.
- No instructions for self-harm. Stories may deal with hard themes with care. The service will not give methods or encouragement for suicide or self-harm.
- No hate or targeted harassment. Do not create content that promotes hatred of, or violence against, people for who they are, or that targets a real person for harassment.
- Nothing unlawful in India. Do not create or publish content that is unlawful under Indian law, including content that threatens the sovereignty and integrity of India, incites an offence, or defames.
- Respect other people's rights. Use your own original characters and worlds. Do not reproduce copyrighted works at length or imitate a living artist's name as a style prompt.
Using the service fairly
In addition to the content rules, you must not:
- Scrape the service, or use the API in an automated or abusive way, without our written permission.
- Try to get around rate limits, allowances, plan limits or other technical controls.
- Share an account, or create multiple accounts, to multiply a free allowance.
- Create or publish anything that is unlawful under Indian law.
- Upload or distribute malware, or try to break, overload or probe the service for weaknesses without permission.
- Interfere with other users or with the security and integrity of the service.
How we enforce this
When content or conduct breaks this policy, we may, depending on how serious it is:
- Give you a warning and ask you to fix the problem.
- Remove or restrict the content, including a published work.
- Suspend your account while we look into it.
- Terminate your account for serious or repeated breaches.
- Refer the matter to the authorities where the law requires it.
How to report a problem
If you find published content that breaks this policy, report it from the Grievance Officer page using the report form, or through the contact form. We handle reports within the timelines set out on the Grievance Officer page.