Acceptable Use Policy

Hosting is shared infrastructure: what one site does can affect others. These rules keep it safe and fast for everyone.

You may not use a service to

• Host, send or link to anything illegal, or anything that infringes someone else’s copyright, trademark or privacy.
• Send spam, run bulk unsolicited email, or collect email addresses without consent.
• Spread malware, phishing pages or deceptive content, or run scams.
• Attack, probe or overload other systems or networks, including denial-of-service attacks, port scanning and brute-force attempts.
• Run open proxies, anonymising relays, mining software, or anything that uses far more server resources than your plan allows.
• Host content that sexually exploits or endangers children, or that incites violence.
• Resell or share your account in ways that break the plan’s limits.
• Try to access accounts, servers or data that aren’t yours.

Resources

Each plan has limits (storage, number of sites, processing time). If your site regularly exceeds them or slows down others, I’ll tell you and help you fix it or move to a larger plan.

What happens if the rules are broken

Depending on how serious it is, I may ask you to fix the problem, limit or suspend the service, or end it. If a site is compromised (hacked), I may take it offline quickly to protect others, then help you clean it up. Where I can, I’ll contact you before acting. Serious or urgent cases (such as active attacks or illegal content) may be handled first and explained afterwards. See the terms of service for how suspension and refunds work.

Reporting a problem

If you think a site I host breaks these rules, write to me@wajdi.dev with the address and what you saw.