Acceptable use policy

Acceptable use.

This page says what Due Badger may and may not be used for. It sits alongside the Terms of Service rather than replacing them, and breaking it is a breach of those Terms.

Use it for what it is

Due Badger is a register of compliance dates. Use it to record obligations you or your organisation actually hold, and to be reminded about them.

What you must not do

• Use Due Badger to misrepresent your compliance position to anyone, including a regulator, a client or an insurer.
• Break the law, or infringe anybody's rights, with anything you put in it.
• Upload malicious content, or anything you do not have the right to store.
• Attempt to gain unauthorised access to the service, another account, or the infrastructure it runs on.
• Probe, scan, overload or disrupt the service, or work around a rate limit.
• Reach the service by automated means other than the interfaces I provide, which are the web app and the MCP server.
• Resell Due Badger, or put it behind your own brand, without my written permission.

Agents and automated clients

An MCP client acting on your behalf is you, as far as this page is concerned. You are responsible for what a connected agent does with your register, and connecting one does not loosen any rule above.

What happens if this is broken

I may investigate suspected breaches and act on them, including removing content, suspending an account, or closing it. Where the breach is serious or ongoing I may act first and tell you afterwards. Where it is not, I will tell you what the problem is and give you a chance to put it right.

Reporting a problem

If you think somebody is using Due Badger against this page, write to me at dalemooney50@gmail.com.