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Acceptable Use Policy for public pages
Version 1 · 30 October 2026 · part of the Terms of Service for public pages
Public pages at <name>.palmtop.page are for presenting yourself, your work or your business. Anyone can open them, so they must be safe for the people who do. On a public page, and with the account that publishes it, do not:
- Phish or deceive. No fake sign-in pages, fake support pages, or messages pretending to come from a company, a bank or a government.
- Impersonate a person, brand or organisation you don’t represent, or suggest a connection you don’t have.
- Collect passwords or payment details. No asking visitors for passwords, card numbers, bank details or one-time codes. To take payments, link to a proper payment service.
- Post illegal content, or content that infringes someone’s copyright, trademark or other rights.
- Post adult or sexual content. Content that sexualises minors is removed at once and reported to the authorities.
- Spread malware or link to it, or to sites that try to harm visitors’ devices.
- Spam. No pages made in bulk, keyword stuffing, or misleading redirects.
- Harass or threaten anyone, promote violence or hatred against people for who they are, or publish someone else’s private information.
- Get around our limits or safeguards, for example with many accounts, or by trying to defeat the checks our server applies to pages.
What happens when a page breaks these rules
- We may hide or remove the page and hold its name, and suspend or close the account. A hidden page shows “This page is not available”.
- If the problem can be fixed, we usually hide the page and tell you by email what to change; once you update it, we restore it.
- Phishing, impersonation, malware, content that sexualises minors, or repeated breaches lead to removal and a closed account.
Reporting a page
Every public page has a “Report this page” link at the bottom. You can also write to service@priorstates.com. A page reported by several different people is hidden until we review it. Copyright complaints follow section 6 of the Terms of Service.
If you think we got it wrong
Write to service@priorstates.com with your page’s address. A person will look at it again and reply.
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