Policy v0.1 · Pre-launch draft
This readable draft captures the product rules implemented in the sandbox. It must be reviewed and replaced with counsel-approved company terms before real payments are enabled.
A plot is a limited, contractual, revocable right to control a numbered website space during your current ownership. It is not land, permanent property, a security, cryptoasset, NFT, investment, stored value, or promise of resale or availability.
Buying, offering, owning, reacting, reporting, or saving requires an account in good standing. Money-moving actions require verified email and phone, age 18+ at launch, and any additional provider or risk checks. Sellers require private provider KYC and active payout status.
Only a captured, verified platform transaction followed by an atomic platform transfer changes ownership. Screenshots, browser redirects, private agreements, external payments, credential sharing, and account sales do not transfer a plot.
Every completed valid acquisition receives a term ending three calendar years after provider-confirmed capture, regardless of price. Every new owner starts a new term. Renewal, when offered, is separate. After expiry comes seven-day grace, then a 30-day fixed-price sale window at the former owner's acquisition price; with no buyer, the plot returns at $1.
Initial premium prices are $1,000 for Plot #1, $500 for Plot #2, and $300 for Plot #3. Regular unclaimed plots follow the published completed-primary-sale ladder from $1 to a maximum of $30. The exact price is disclosed and signed before payment.
Creators retain copyright and grant the limited license needed to host, process, preview, moderate, and display published content. Unsafe content may be limited or removed without transferring ownership or rewriting required financial records.
A completed secondary sale charges 30% of positive profit only. Exact provider/tax deductions and estimated net payout must be disclosed before sale. Marketplace sales are final after digital control transfers except where law, provider rules, fraud, duplicate charge, or platform error requires action.
A three-year term is a maximum contractual control period, not a promise that the service will operate forever. The service may change, pause, suspend, or end earlier for safety, fraud, non-payment, legal, technical, or business reasons, subject to applicable law and reasonable notice where feasible. Any mandatory refund or other remedy will follow applicable law and the final counsel-approved Terms. There is no guarantee of traffic, buyer interest, resale, value, availability, or uninterrupted service.
Still curious?