Acceptable use

This policy is a first draft and has not been reviewed by a lawyer.

Last changed: 5 September 2026.

Yoursellf is for independent people selling their own time. The rules are short because the service is narrow.

Do not

• Break the law, or help somebody else break it.
• Publish material that sexualises children, in any form. This is the one thing we report to the authorities rather than only removing.
• Impersonate a person or an organisation, or pretend an endorsement you do not have.
• Take payment for work you do not intend to do.
• Publish somebody's private information — their address, their identity documents, their medical or financial records — without their agreement.
• Threaten, harass or incite violence against anybody.
• Use a page here to distribute malware, to phish, or to host any part of a scam run somewhere else.
• Send bulk unsolicited email pointing at a page here.
• Publish somebody else's work as your own. See the DMCA policy if your work is the one being used.

Also do not

• Use the storage as a file host for things unrelated to your page.
• Try to reach another customer's site, data or account.
• Probe, scan or attempt to break the platform. If you have found a security fault, tell us — see the report page — and we will thank you properly.

Things that are fine

• Any lawful profession or trade.
• Strong opinions, criticism, and being wrong in public.
• Adult work that is lawful where you are and where your clients are, provided the page is not itself explicit and everybody involved is a consenting adult.

What happens if you break these

Usually we write to you and ask you to fix it. For anything that puts somebody at immediate risk, or that we are required to act on, we take the page offline first and write afterwards.

Repeated or deliberate breaches end the account. Content that broke the rules is removed and does not come back.

Reporting

Anybody can report a page. See the report page. Every page here carries a link to it, and that link cannot be turned off.