Formulaic Content Policies by Mozilla
The Formulaic Content Policies define the moderation standards for content shared on the Formulaic platform, outlining prohibited and restricted material, enforcement actions, and reporting processes to maintain quality, safety, and legal compliance. Published by Mozilla, a well-established and trusted organisation with clear governance and enforcement practices, this document is the authoritative guide for determi
[platform name] Content Policies
Last Updated [date of last update]
We may moderate content shared on the [platform name] platform, to maintain a healthy community and a minimum quality standard. Our moderation will be based on the following rules.
Misleading or inaccurate descriptions
Formula submitted to [platform name] must be accompanied by a brief description. That description should be written in plain language, and should be sufficient for a viewer to understand what function the Formula is intended to facilitate. Subjective value-based terms (e.g. “high quality,” “unique,” “holistic”) will generally not be deemed misleading.
Under this policy, [company name] may delete:
[prompt name] descriptions that appear likely to mislead or confuse the average user;
[prompt name] that, more often than not, produce results unrelated to the topic described; or
[prompt name] that direct people to a specific third-party website or service not expressly mentioned in the description.
Users may be suspended or banned for repeatedly posting misleading or inaccurate content.
Non-functional or erroneous [prompt name]
[company name] cares about ensuring that the content shared on this site remains high-quality, and usable for its intended purpose. [prompt name] that contain errors, that do not work in the applicable generative AI tools, that cause technical bugs or errors, or that create security concerns will be deleted. In some cases, we may allow the user an opportunity to correct the problem before deletion.
Copyright
How to submit a copyright notice: [company name] will respond to takedown requests that comply with the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). If you believe that content shared on [platform name] infringes a copyright that is owned by you or by someone that you legally represent, you may submit a takedown notice, using the procedures outlined on [company name]’s copyright page.
Filing a DMCA notice will commence a structured process. Your complaint will be reviewed for accuracy, validity, and completeness. If any of the required DMCA elements are missing, we will be unable to process your takedown request. If your complaint appears to satisfy the requirements and we remove the material in question, we will notify the affected user, and provide them with a copy of your complaint (which may include any personal information that you included there). If you do not wish to have your information shared, you may wish to consider having an agent submit the complaint on your behalf. We will also provide the user with information about how to file a counter-notice.
If we remove material from the [company name] site in response to your infringement notice, you will receive confirmation that the material has been removed. If we decide not to act on your infringement report, you also will receive a notification of that decision.
[company name] has a policy to terminate access for accounts that are repeat infringers.
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What is this template?
This document is a public-facing moderation policy for a digital platform. It is not a bilateral contract and does not contain user payment terms or service level guarantees. It uniquely addresses 'Formula' and 'prompt' content specifically tailored for generative AI ecosystems.
When should you use it?
Use this policy when launching a marketplace or repository for AI prompts where users can upload and share content. Use a standard Website Terms of Use instead if you are not hosting user-generated content or do not need specific AI safety rules.
What's inside
| Clause | Name | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Misleading or inaccurate descriptions | Authorises the Company to delete descriptions that mislead average users or prompts that produce results unrelated to the stated topic. |
| 2 | Non-functional or erroneous Formulas | Permits the deletion of prompts that contain errors, cause technical bugs, or create security concerns in generative AI tools. |
| 3 | Copyright | Establishes a DMCA-compliant takedown process where the Company notifies affected users and terminates accounts of repeat infringers. |
| 4 | Trademark | Prohibits using third-party marks to mislead source affiliation while allowing fair use for accurate identification of goods. |
| 6 | Violent content | Bans content that glorifies or incites violence, with specific exceptions for material related to pressing social or political concerns. |
| 8 | Sexualized content | Mandates the removal of pornographic materials and sexual abuse content involving minors, including reporting to NCMEC where appropriate. |
| 10 | Promotion of illegal goods | Lists specific prohibited items including firearms, controlled substances, and products made from endangered animals. |
Who it's for
- a platform operator hosting user-generated generative AI prompts or formulas
- a company implementing DMCA-compliant notice and counter-notice procedures
- an AI community administrator regulating misinformation and harmful content generation
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