Acceptable Use Policy

The basic idea

These rules apply to everything you ask the OmnimorphAI bot to make and to everything you post in our Discord server. They sit alongside Discord’s Terms of Service and Community Guidelines and our own Terms of Service. Make things you would be comfortable putting your name on: we built the bot for creators, so the rules protect the people who appear in your content and the people who see it.

What not to make

Do not use the bot to make:

• sexual content involving minors, or any sexually explicit content;
• content that threatens, harasses or bullies a person, or promotes hatred of, or violence against, people or groups;
• content that promotes or helps with self-harm, terrorism, weapons or other serious crime;
• voice-overs, images or videos that pretend a real person said or did something they did not, or that imitate a real person’s voice or likeness without their permission;
• misleading content about elections, health or emergencies;
• spam, scams, phishing or malware;
• content that copies work you do not have the right to use, or exposes someone’s private information.

Do not abuse the service

• Do not try to get around limits, for example with extra accounts.
• Do not automate commands or flood a channel.
• Do not probe, attack or overload the bot or our servers.
• Do not use the bot to harm Discord or other members.

Label AI content

If a platform or the law requires AI-generated content to be labelled, label it before you share it.

Reporting a problem

If you see a result or a message that breaks these rules, tell us and include a link to it.

Message a moderator in our Discord server, or send us a message on LinkedIn.

When the rules are broken

We can delete results and messages, limit or end your use of the bot, remove you from the server, and report illegal content to the authorities. We decide what breaks these rules, and we may act without warning. These rules are part of our Terms of Service.

Changes to these rules

We may update these rules. The date at the top shows when they last changed.