Privacy
Privacy notes for account holders
This page explains in general terms what information MoarContent handles and why. It is a plain overview, not a negotiated contract.
For questions about your data, use the account page. We do not publish a separate public mailbox on this site.
Information and its purpose
| Kind of information | Why the service needs it |
|---|---|
| Account details you provide when you register | To identify your account and let you sign in |
| Orders, baskets and their statuses | To deliver placements and show them under ordered links |
| Balance and invoice records | To process top-ups and issue invoices or proforma invoices |
| Target URLs, keywords and instructions you enter | To produce the article for each placement |
| Technical data from using the site | To keep it running and to find faults |
How information is used
We use information to run the marketplace. That means signing you in, building your basket, writing and publishing the placement, and showing its status. We use it for nothing unrelated.
A placement is public by nature. The article and the link you ordered appear on a third-party website, so do not put anything private in a target URL, a keyword or an instruction. Treat those fields as text that may be published.
If you sell links as a publisher, details about your site and your price list are shown to buyers in the marketplace. Placement approvals stay with you.
Automation, agents and keys
If you order through the REST API or let an AI agent work over MCP, the same account rules apply. Keep your Bearer key private, because anyone holding it can act on your account's baskets.
An agent can browse donors and fill a basket. Paying that basket remains a separate step that you approve.
What you can do
- Review the details attached to your account from the account page.
- Ask a question about your information through the account page.
- Rotate your API key if you think it has been exposed.
- Avoid entering personal data in free-text instruction fields.
- Read this page again when you see a new date at the top.
Changes to this page
Notes change. We may update them as the service changes. The date at the top shows the latest revision. Continued use of the site after a change means you accept the updated text.
Nothing here replaces any rights you hold under the law that applies to you. See the terms for the other half of the picture.