PixelForge / invite-only preview
Acceptable use
The boundaries for prompts, uploads, generated assets, and automation. They apply even when a model is technically capable of producing the material.
Create only what you have the right to create
Do not use PixelForge to infringe copyright, trademark, publicity, privacy, confidentiality, or contractual rights. Do not request recognizable franchise characters, logos, celebrity likenesses, or another studio's protected assets without authorization. Do not upload client or NDA material unless you are permitted to process it here.
Never exploit or sexualize minors
Child sexual abuse material, grooming, sexualized minor-coded characters, and attempts to evade related safeguards are prohibited, including stylized, fictional, and synthetic depictions. PixelForge may block delivery, preserve evidence, suspend the account, and make reports required by law.
No non-consensual or abusive sexual content
Do not create intimate imagery without consent, sexual violence, exploitative nudity, sexual content involving a real person, or content intended to harass, shame, or extort.
No violent, hateful, or unlawful harm
Do not facilitate terrorism, violent extremism, targeted violence, illegal weapons, trafficking, self-harm, hateful abuse, discriminatory harm, fraud, malware, or other criminal activity. Fictional game violence may be allowed when it is not instructional, extremist, exploitative, or directed at a protected person or group.
Respect privacy and human agency
Do not identify, track, impersonate, or profile a person without a lawful basis. Do not use outputs for deceptive political persuasion, disinformation, or high-impact automated decisions in employment, housing, credit, education, insurance, legal services, or access to essential services.
Do not attack the service
Do not bypass safety or billing controls, probe another tenant, scrape private assets, overload the queue, reverse engineer credentials, introduce malicious files or workflows, or use automation outside documented interfaces. Security research requires prior written authorization from the operator.
Enforcement and appeals
Controls may inspect prompts, uploads, and outputs. A flagged request may be blocked or queued for review. Enforcement considers severity, intent, history, and legal duties; urgent safety violations may skip warnings. Ask the operator through your invitation to review an error, without resubmitting prohibited material.