Bounded alpha
Alpha use notice
MosHub is an experimental public alpha. This notice explains current product boundaries; it is not presented as a final, lawyer-reviewed set of terms.
Freedom and two ground rules
Everything is allowed unless it crosses either ground rule: no doxxing; or a legal necessity or concrete threat to MosHub's continued operation. The community ground rules impose no general duty to be polite, constructive, authentic, useful, or agreeable. The upload flow separately requires a self-declared confirmation of publishing rights.
Public and Link only
Public apps appear in Explore. Link only apps do not, but anyone with the full link can open and copy them. Neither option is private access control.
Availability and limited action
Features can change or be paused during the alpha for technical or operational reasons. Reports enter a Founder queue and trigger no automatic action. MosHub has no routine moderation process or promised response time; any later content action is limited to the two community ground rules. Availability, suitability, liability, and other legal terms still require owner and legal review.
Before broader release
The operator identity, contact channel, applicable law, formal notice process, and complete terms must be confirmed. MosHub must also research current law, unavoidable infrastructure requirements, and how other services draw the boundary in order to choose the freest lawful approach.