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Acceptable use
A short list of things that will get a licence suspended, and how we handle it when they happen.
The principle
The plugin writes text at scale using your own AI key. That is useful and it is also the sort of capability that gets abused, so this policy exists to say plainly what we will act on.
Prohibited uses
You may not use WP Content Writer Pro to generate or publish material that is unlawful in your jurisdiction or ours; that impersonates a real person or organisation; that is designed to deceive readers about who wrote it in a context where that matters, such as reviews, testimonials or news; that harasses, defames or incites violence against anyone; that sexualises minors; or that is produced for the purpose of search-engine manipulation at a scale intended to degrade search results for others.
You also may not share a licence key beyond your plan's site limit, resell the plugin, or attempt to circumvent licence validation.
Technical limits
Fair-use allowances on a plan are reported rather than enforced by default. If usage on one licence is so far outside normal that it degrades the service for others, we will contact you before taking any action.
How we enforce
Our first step is always to contact you. Where we act, we suspend rather than revoke: suspension is reversible and revocation is not, and most reports turn out to be misunderstandings. We revoke only for repeated or deliberate breach.
We do not monitor the content you generate — as the data page explains, it never reaches us. We act on reports and on operational signals such as activation patterns.
Reporting abuse
Email [email protected] with the site and what you have seen. Reports about generated content are more useful with a URL, since we cannot see the content ourselves.