CONTENT MODERATION NOTICE AND USER ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Version: 1.0.1 / Pablo Rival – MusicOrck V2 – 2026

Date: March 11, 2026

By creating an account, accessing, or using this service, you acknowledge that your content may be subject to automated and manual moderation, and you agree to comply with the platform rules set out below.

Why these rules exist
These rules exist to:
– protect users and the platform from abuse, fraud, harassment, illegal content, privacy violations, and security risks;
– maintain a safe, respectful, and trustworthy environment;
– prevent the misuse of the service for spam, malicious links, code abuse, impersonation, or unlawful activity; and
– support compliance with applicable law, including rules relating to illegal content, user safety, privacy, and platform integrity.

Moderation methods
The platform may use automated systems and human review to detect, assess, flag, restrict, remove, or block content. Moderation may occur before publication, after publication, or both. Content may be blocked automatically, sent for manual review, restricted, removed, or result in account-level enforcement.

What is not allowed
You must not post, upload, send, publish, or otherwise distribute content that includes, promotes, requests, facilitates, or disguises any of the following:

1. Illegal content
– Any content that is unlawful under applicable law.
– Threats, incitement, criminal activity, fraud, or instructions for unlawful conduct.
– Content that infringes the rights of others, including intellectual property, privacy, publicity, or data protection rights.

2. Harassment, abuse, and harmful conduct
– Harassment, abuse, intimidation, humiliation, or targeted attacks.
– Hate speech, discriminatory abuse, or violent/extremist advocacy.
– Content intended to threaten, exploit, or seriously distress other users.

3. Personal data and contact details
– Phone numbers, email addresses, physical addresses, or similar personal/contact information.
– Obfuscated or disguised forms of contact details, including but not limited to:
– name(at)domain(dot)com
– spaced, punctuated, or symbol-altered variants
– hidden or disguised personal data intended to bypass moderation
– Attempts to solicit or exchange off-platform contact details where prohibited by platform rules.

4. Web addresses, links, and disguised link-sharing
– Direct URLs or web addresses where prohibited by the platform.
– Obfuscated, defanged, hidden, spaced, encoded, or disguised links, including but not limited to:
– hxxp / hxxps formats
– example[.]com, example(dot)com, example dot com
– spaced-out or punctuation-broken forms
– redirector, shortener, or concealment techniques intended to bypass moderation
– Links or link-like content that may expose users to phishing, scams, malware, deceptive redirects, or other security risks.

5. Malicious, deceptive, or evasive technical content
– Malicious code, scripts, exploit code, payloads, or deceptive technical content.
– Code snippets, executable-looking content, markup, scripts, queries, or structured technical payloads where prohibited by the platform or where such content presents abuse, security, or circumvention risk.
– Content designed to evade moderation through encoding, invisible characters, bidirectional text controls, homoglyphs, masking, parser tricks, or similar concealment methods.

6. Impersonation and deceptive identity use
– Impersonation of any person, brand, organization, public figure, or authority.
– Misleading references to public figures, celebrities, or protected names where prohibited by the platform.
– Any attempt to create a false impression of endorsement, affiliation, authenticity, or official status.

7. Spam, manipulation, and platform abuse
– Spam, repetitive posting, mass solicitation, bot-like abuse, or manipulation of platform systems.
– Attempts to probe, test, overload, bypass, or defeat moderation, security, or technical restrictions.
– Repeated attempts to repost blocked or restricted content in modified form.

8. Content that violates platform safety or integrity rules
– Any content that the platform reasonably determines to be unsafe, deceptive, abusive, privacy-invasive, technically harmful, or inconsistent with the intended use of the service.
– Any content submitted in a way designed to conceal its true meaning, destination, technical effect, or prohibited nature.

How content may be handled
If content appears to violate these rules, the platform may, with or without prior notice:
– block the content before publication;
– place the content into moderation review;
– remove or disable access to the content;
– limit visibility, reach, or functionality;
– issue a warning;
– suspend or terminate the account;
– preserve relevant records for security, compliance, audit, or dispute handling; and
– report content or account activity to competent authorities where required or permitted by law.

No right to post prohibited content
Access to the service does not grant a right to post or keep content on the platform where that content violates these rules, creates legal or security risk, or undermines the safety, rights, or legitimate interests of users or the platform.

User responsibility
You are solely responsible for the content you submit and for ensuring that your content:
– is lawful;
– does not violate the rights of others;
– does not contain prohibited links, contact details, malicious technical material, or disguised prohibited content; and
– does not attempt to evade moderation or platform restrictions.

Acknowledgement
By registering, you confirm that:
– you have read and understood this Content Moderation Notice;
– you agree that your content may be automatically scanned and, where appropriate, manually reviewed for compliance, safety, fraud prevention, and abuse prevention;
– you agree not to submit prohibited content, including disguised or obfuscated prohibited content; and
– you understand that violations may result in content blocking, moderation review, account restrictions, suspension, or termination.

Reservation of rights
The platform reserves the right to interpret, apply, update, and enforce these rules as reasonably necessary to protect users, comply with applicable law, and maintain platform safety, integrity, and security.