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Acceptable Use Policy

Last updated: Pending publication

Codder is a tool for building software. This policy sets out what it may not be used for, and forms part of the Terms of Service.

Do not use Codder to

Attack systems you do not control

  • Develop malware, ransomware, botnets, credential stealers or other software whose purpose is to compromise systems.
  • Build tooling for unauthorised access, denial of service, or mass exploitation.
  • Attack the Codder service itself, or attempt to access another account.

Security work on systems you own or are authorised to test — hardening, code review, analysing a crash in your own server — is legitimate and welcome. The distinction is authorisation.

Abuse the service

  • Circumvent usage limits, plan entitlements or rate limiting.
  • Create accounts in bulk or by automated means.
  • Resell access, or proxy Codder as a backend for another product, without written agreement.
  • Extract, probe for, or attempt to reproduce Codder's system instructions.

Misuse other people's material

  • Upload code, data or documents you have no right to share.
  • Upload personal data about others without a lawful basis.
  • Upload credentials — passwords, API keys, tokens or connection strings. Codder actively rejects these from memory, but do not paste them at all.

Produce harmful or illegal content

  • Content that is illegal in your jurisdiction or ours.
  • Material that harasses, defames, or targets a person or group.
  • Sexual content involving minors, or content promoting violence against people.

On emulator development

Codder is built for World of Warcraft emulator development, which is a legitimate technical field with active open-source projects. It will help with server core development, scripting, database work and debugging.

It will not help you circumvent technical protection measures, distribute copyrighted game client files, or infringe Blizzard Entertainment's rights. Bulgarian Legion is not affiliated with or endorsed by Blizzard Entertainment.

Scope

Codder does not do web or web-application development. Asking for it is not a policy violation — Codder will simply tell you it is outside its scope.

Enforcement

Breaches may lead to a warning, suspension or termination, depending on severity. Where we are legally required to report something, we will. If you believe an enforcement action was a mistake, get in touch via the contact page.

Reporting abuse

If you become aware of Codder being used against this policy, report it through the contact page.