VS.virtualsociety

Acceptable use policy

The rules for web2 links, what we block, and how to appeal.

The two halves of what we give you behave differently. Your Web3 domain is an on-chain token in your own custody. We cannot take it, and no registrar can. The .virtualsociety.top web2 link is a service we operate on our own infrastructure, and like any service it comes with rules.

What the web2 link is

When we give a holder a link such as stunning.virtualsociety.top, it resolves to whatever that holder publishes on their Web3 name. We fetch it, rewrite the references so a browser can follow them, and serve it. We do not host the content and we do not control it, but we do control the address people reach it through.

That distinction is the whole basis of this policy. We can withdraw our link at any time. We cannot withdraw the domain.

Never permitted

A link is blocked, without notice in advance, where content is:

Child sexual abuse material of any kind. Reported to the relevant authorities and, where applicable, to NCMEC. There is no warning and no appeal.
Illegal goods or services, including drugs, weapons, counterfeit goods, or trafficking in people or animals.
Fraud and malware, including phishing sites, credential harvesting, ransomware distribution, or fake security updates.
Content infringing someone else's copyright, on a valid claim.
Adult content, and any sexual content involving minors.
Violence or incitement, including credible threats and hate speech targeting people on the basis of a protected characteristic.
Doxxing or publication of personal data without consent.
Content that impersonates another person or organisation to deceive.

How enforcement works

Step	What happens
Report	Anyone may report through our report form. Reports are not verified automatically, so one report never removes a site on its own.
Review	We check the reported site against this policy. The holder is contacted where we can identify them.
Suspend	If the content breaches, the .virtualsociety.top link stops resolving. The holder sees why.
Appeal	The holder may reply to the notice. A suspension for a first offence is normally lifted once the material is removed. Repeat breaches may be refused.
Terminate	Persistent or severe breach means no further web2 links for that holder.

Where the law requires it, such as a valid copyright or court order, we act without prior notice.

Your domain is not at risk

Suspending a web2 link never touches the holder's Web3 domain. It stays in their custody and keeps resolving on Noto network DNS, in wallets and browsers that support Web3 naming. What they lose is the ordinary web address, and with it the traffic that came through us. If a holder believes a suspension was wrong, the appeal above is the route to get it reversed.

Reporting and copyright

Report through the form for anything on this page. Copyright claims may also go directly to abuse@virtualsociety.top and should include the work being claimed, your contact details, and a good-faith statement.

We keep reports for as long as needed to act on them and to defend any decision, and share them only where the law requires it.

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