Your Corner, your responsibility.

These supplemental rules apply to public Corners alongside the main Spaces Terms of Service and Community Guidelines. Your choice to publish does not remove platform safety responsibilities.

1. Publishing is optional

You choose whether to make your Corner public. A published Corner, including its pictures, text, usernames, links, music, visual effects and badges, may be accessible to anyone with its public address, including people outside Spaces. Turning publishing off stops the public Corner view; copies or previews already shared or cached elsewhere may persist for some time.

2. What belongs in your Corner

Share work you own or have permission to display. You remain responsible for the accuracy, lawfulness and permissions of everything you publish or link. You retain your rights to your original content; publishing grants Spaces only the permission needed to host, display, cache, moderate and share your Corner as described in the main Terms.

3. Things you cannot publish

• Impersonation, fake creator identities, fabricated official affiliation, forged verification, unearned Partner/Founder/Staff badges or deceptive account links.
• Harassment, threats, hate, discriminatory abuse, stalking, doxxing or posting someone else's private data without authorization.
• Scams, phishing, malware, dangerous files, misleading download buttons, credential harvesting or links to content that violates Spaces rules.
• Copyright-infringing artwork, photos, video, audio, or unauthorized redistribution of other creators' work.
• Nonconsensual sexual imagery, exploitation of minors, illegal content, or content that endangers people.
• Automated scraping, unofficial clients or unauthorized bots prohibited during the closed beta.

4. Badges, profiles and linked accounts

Spaces badges and verified affiliations are granted or confirmed by authorized Spaces systems and staff, not by text you type into a profile. A displayed third-party link does not by itself prove ownership of that third-party account. Future connected-account verification may use the provider's official authorization process when available; never share your third-party password with a Corner or another member.

Sharing your YourCard

If you publish your Corner and save a YourCard, you can choose whether its public link preview uses your vertical or horizontal saved image. The shared preview may include your chosen artwork, avatar, name, badges and other visible card details. Only saved image snapshots are used for these previews; an unavailable snapshot is not replaced with a newly invented design. External websites and messaging services may temporarily cache an older preview even after you change or unpublish your Corner.

5. Reporting and moderation

You can report a public Corner or its content through the Spaces reporting and Support tools. Spaces personnel with appropriate permissions may inspect reports, remove or hide media, unpublish a Corner, restrict features, or take other proportionate actions to protect members and comply with applicable law. Reports may be reviewed alongside related account activity.

6. Suspensions and account bans

Serious or repeated violations of these Corner Terms, the main Terms, Community Guidelines or applicable law may lead to content removal, temporary Corner restrictions, account suspension, or an account ban, including termination of Spaces access where warranted. Immediate protective action may be necessary for severe abuse or security risks. Publishing a Corner does not exempt an account from ordinary Spaces moderation.

7. Your privacy and safety

Do not publish information that could endanger you or another person. Spaces may process reported content to investigate safety concerns as explained in its Privacy Policy. Public sharing is your choice; content from another member's private Corner must not be reposted without authorization.

8. Questions, appeals and other terms

If you believe a decision was mistaken, contact Spaces Support through the official channels. These terms supplement the main Terms of Service, Community Guidelines, Safety & Enforcement, Privacy Policy and Copyright Policy. If a provision conflicts, applicable law and the main Terms control unless a valid feature-specific rule expressly says otherwise.