From 20cb29c2f8c5c87bc590896854a20b1473ceb358 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "info@mode42.com" Date: Sat, 8 Aug 2026 03:54:55 +0000 Subject: #2 --- text/rules.txt | 50 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 50 insertions(+) create mode 100644 text/rules.txt (limited to 'text/rules.txt') diff --git a/text/rules.txt b/text/rules.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..837efbc --- /dev/null +++ b/text/rules.txt @@ -0,0 +1,50 @@ +HyBBX — Terms of use (v2.4.0) + +HyBBX is a session service for low-bandwidth links: mail, chat, +conference, and commands over telnet, SSH, or WebSocket. RF paths +(packet radio, ARDOP, and similar) connect via HBX circuits; on-air use +depends on your site and licence. + +1. Your responsibility +Access is at your own risk. You answer for what you send, post, and do +on this system and on the air. The operator is not responsible for how +users or link partners behave. + +2. Identity +Real names are not required. A nickname or amateur callsign is enough. +For RF and circuit links, your CALL or link identity (CALLID) must be +truthful where your licence or local rules require it. Account data used +for administration may be seen by Sysop or Admin only. + +3. Data +User data is not sold. Mail and accounts remain on this host unless +disclosure is required by law. + +4. Logging and security +Sessions and security events may be recorded (for example in +security.log) to run the service, fix faults, and limit abuse. + +HyBBX may temporarily block an IP address, a callsign, or a circuit +link identity (CALLID) after repeated login failures, link-auth +failures, connection flooding, or other clear abuse. Blocks are short +cool-downs by default, not permanent bans. Normal chat and mail traffic +is only paced or size-limited — busy use on a slow link is expected and +does not by itself trigger a block. + +5. Spam and traffic limits +Message length, mail quotas, output pacing, and similar limits keep the +system usable on slow links. They are not punishment. Only repeated, +excessive spam or misuse may lead to a security block as in section 4. + +6. Acceptable use +Do not break the law. Do not engage in non-social behaviour: threats, +harassment, hate, or deliberate disruption of others. Do not attempt +to break into accounts, flood logins, or damage the system or its users. +Unlawful content or conduct may be reported to authorities where required. + +Sysop, Admin, and automated security may limit, block, or revoke access without +prior notice when abuse is evident. + +7. Changes +The operator may revise this notice in text/rules.txt. Read the current +text anytime with /rules or /legal. -- cgit v1.3.1