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# Code of Conduct
1. Be kind and respect each other. Do not create images or use text prompts that are inherently disrespectful, aggressive, discriminatory, or otherwise abusive. Violence or harassment of any kind will not be tolerated.
2. No adult content or gore. Please avoid making visually shocking or disturbing content, including but not limited to, pornography, sexual content, violent extremist content, terrorism, abuse material. We will block some texts inputs automatically.
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7. No activity that is fraudulent, false, or misleading. Do not attempt to create or share content that could mislead or deceive others, including, but not limited to, the creation of disinformation, content enabling fraud, or deceptive impersonation.
8. Adhere to all Applicable Laws when using the Service.
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