Acceptable use
Understand the content and conduct Onact does not allow, how to report an action and why public collaboration is not a place for confidential data.
Keep collaboration useful
Do not use Onact for unlawful content, fraud, impersonation, harassment, threats, exploitation, malware, spam, or requests that expose someone else’s private information. Do not post passwords, payment card details, identity documents, home addresses or children’s private data.
Respect people and rights
Share only content you are entitled to use. Do not misrepresent a non-binding pledge as a collected donation, a product vote as a completed order, or a self-reported score as independently verified evidence. Do not pressure people to participate or treat silence as consent.
Protect service integrity
Do not attempt to bypass limits, access another person’s controls, automate abusive submissions, probe private data or interfere with the service. Responsible security reports should go privately to support@onact.live with the minimum information necessary to reproduce an issue.
Reports and review
Report an action through its report control and describe the specific concern. Administrators review context and may restrict or remove content. Use support for an appeal, copyright issue or account concern. Do not send sensitive evidence through a public action.
Starter policy, version 1, 8 November 2026. Read with our terms, privacy notice, and safety guidance.
Keep invitations and identities honest
Do not impersonate an organization, misrepresent a participant’s approval or use another person’s account. A display name, logo or public vote does not establish verified identity. Invitations are recipient-bound; forwarding a token is not permission to bypass membership. Use individual accounts and the appropriate role rather than sharing an administrator password.
Do not automate repeated responses, exhaust quotas through multiple identities or evade rate limits. A legitimate correction uses the original account or guest session. Material changes to a request should be explained and, when necessary, collected in a new action rather than silently reinterpreting earlier answers.
Respect financial and data boundaries
Do not claim that the platform collected participant money, verified a donation, placed a product order or guaranteed a venue booking. Bill shares are calculations, contribution pledges are non-binding and challenge scores are self-reported. Paid plan checkout is a separate operator service through the selected billing provider.
Do not upload executable files, disguised documents or private records into a public logo field. Receipt capture accepts bounded actual images and requires review. Avoid collecting health, financial or other sensitive information that the group task does not need. Permission to view a private action is not automatic permission to redistribute its contents.
Respond to problems responsibly
Use the report control for specific inappropriate content and Contact for account, privacy or billing concerns. Include a URL and observable details without repeating secrets. Do not test advertisements by generating artificial clicks or impressions. Do not use the assistant to solicit private information or treat a source excerpt as authority to bypass safeguards.
The operator can review reports, moderation and access according to its published policies and applicable obligations. A report does not guarantee immediate removal, and the platform is not an emergency response service. Use an appropriate professional or emergency channel when the real situation requires it.
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