Acceptable Use Policy | ZombieDuo
Content and conduct rules for ZombieDuo accounts and guides.
Last updated: 2026-10-15
Prohibited uses
You may not use ZombieDuo to request, store, link, publish or promote:
- Pornography or sexually explicit material.
- Graphic violence, gore or instructions to cause serious harm.
- Hate speech or targeted dehumanization of protected groups.
- Child sexual abuse material or any sexualized content involving a minor.
- Impersonation, unauthorized likeness use, fabricated statements or other deceptive identity abuse.
- Copyright or trademark infringement, including material you do not have rights to use.
These rules apply to account activity, reports and any future creative feature. ZombieDuo currently has no upload, generation or public gallery feature.
Reporting and review
Report a suspected violation by emailing support@zombieduo.com. Include the page or account reference, a description and evidence that you may lawfully share. We may review the report, request context, remove a violating page, restrict access or refer serious conduct to an appropriate authority.
Appeals
If an action was mistaken, reply to support@zombieduo.com with the reason you believe it was wrong. We will review the decision and respond when the available information permits.
Questions
Does this policy moderate generated outputs?
No generation service is open in this release, so this page does not claim a live generation moderation pipeline.
Can I report a guide?
Yes. Report inaccurate, unlawful or infringing material through the published contact route.
Can I use another person's identity in a prompt?
Do not use another person's identity or material without the rights and permission required by law and the applicable tool.
What happens after a report?
We review the available information and may remove material, restrict access or explain why no action is taken.
Can I appeal?
Yes. Use the same monitored support route and include the relevant reference.
Will accounts lose credits for a violation?
There are no paid credits in this release. Future enforcement terms will match actual features.