Acceptable Use Policy
What we expect when you use the plugin, this website, and any support channels we offer, so things stay workable for everyone.
1.Why this policy exists
Nahnu Code and API Block is a free plugin, and wpcodeapiblock.com and our support channel are resources we make available to anyone using it. This Acceptable Use Policy sets out what we expect in return, so the plugin, the website, and our support process stay usable and safe for everyone.
The short version: use the plugin and this website the way they are meant to be used, do not try to harm or abuse them, and be reasonable with our support team.
2.Who this applies to
This policy applies to anyone who installs or uses the Nahnu Code and API Block plugin, browses wpcodeapiblock.com, or contacts us through our support form or by email. It applies alongside our Terms of Use, and where the two overlap, both apply.
3.Acceptable use of the plugin
You are welcome to install Nahnu Code and API Block on any WordPress site you own or manage, on as many sites as you like, for personal or commercial use, subject to the GPL license described in our Terms of Use. We ask that you:
- Use the plugin's blocks and shortcodes for their intended purpose, showing code samples and API reference content.
- Keep the plugin reasonably up to date so you benefit from fixes and security updates.
- Do not use the plugin to publish content that is illegal, that infringes someone else's rights, or that you do not have permission to display.
4.Acceptable use of this website
You may browse wpcodeapiblock.com, read the documentation, and use it to evaluate or learn the plugin. Please do not:
- Attempt to gain unauthorized access to any part of this website, its hosting environment, or any account connected to it.
- Probe, scan, or test the vulnerability of this website without our prior written permission.
- Interfere with or disrupt the website, including through excessive automated requests, denial-of-service attempts, or bypassing rate limits.
- Scrape or bulk-copy this website's documentation to republish elsewhere as your own.
5.Using our support channel
Our support form and email are staffed on a free, best-effort basis. To help us help you:
- Describe your issue clearly, including your WordPress and PHP version and a link to the page if it is public, as suggested on our Support page.
- Do not use the support form to send spam, unrelated advertising, phishing attempts, or unlawful content.
- Treat our team with the same courtesy you would want in return. Abusive, threatening, or harassing messages will not be answered.
6.Security research and reporting
If you believe you have found a genuine security issue in the plugin or on wpcodeapiblock.com, we want to know. Please report it to us privately through our Support page rather than disclosing it publicly, and give us a reasonable chance to address it before sharing details elsewhere. Good-faith, non-disruptive security research reported to us this way is welcome and is not a violation of this policy.
7.What we may do if this policy is not followed
If we believe someone has violated this policy, we may decline to respond to their support requests, block their access to this website, or take other steps reasonably necessary to protect the plugin, this website, or our team, depending on how serious the issue is. Your right to use the plugin's underlying code under the GPL is not affected by any action we take under this policy.
8.Changes to this policy
We may update this Acceptable Use Policy from time to time. When we do, we will update the effective date at the top of this page.
Questions about this policy
If you want to report a security issue, or are not sure whether something is within bounds, reach out through our support page and we will help.
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