Terms of Print

The legal part, set in small type but kept short. Turning the page means you accept it.

Who may read

The imprint publishes for adults. To read on you must be 18 and recognised as an adult where you live; opening an account is your declaration that this is true, and the account stays your responsibility, password included.

What the service is

Everything printed here is entertainment: talk with imaginary characters, composed by an AI model. A writer's remarks about the world are plot, a character's opinions are costume, and neither is counsel on health, law, money or any other subject. Her books, her day job, her town and her history are all made up for the page.

Subscriptions and payment

Plus is sold in advance and paid in USDT. It buys a fixed number of days and ends when they run out; no renewal is ever taken. Once the kiosk has the payment it is final, and the imprint pays no refunds, except where law requires one. A sum that is off, or a transfer over a network we do not use, can cost you the coins permanently, and reversing that lies beyond us.

What you may not do

Readers agree to follow the nameplate rules and the law. Reverse-engineering the chat's built-in limits, flooding the site, harvesting its text or reselling entry to the gazette are all grounds for suspending or closing an account.

Your words

Lines you submit are yours. We hold and process them for two reasons only, to keep each chapter running and to keep the site safe, and for the second reason software reads them in passing against our rules.

Changes and endings

The paper may be reorganised, paused or shut, and writers may retire from the imprint. Should a change touch what reaches you, the press room prints it before it lands. The service is supplied in its current state, with the warranties the law attaches and none we add, and any claim against us stops at whatever you paid over the 30 days before it, wherever such a ceiling is permitted.