Legal
The rules for using gno.sh, including account access, published content, subscriptions, moderation, and service limits.
gno.sh is a hosted publishing layer for GNO. It lets you upload and publish compiled knowledge artifacts as public, secret-link, invite-only, or encrypted reading surfaces.
You are responsible for your account, credentials, and anyone who uses your organization workspace. Do not share access in ways that bypass plan limits or security controls.
You keep ownership of the content you publish. You give gno.sh the limited rights needed to host, store, transmit, render, secure, and moderate that content.
Personal invite-only shares allow the owner by default; organization shares use the organization membership and access settings shown in Studio. A secret link can be forwarded by anyone who receives it. Changing into or out of encrypted mode requires a new local export; gno.sh never receives the passphrase or decrypts a share.
Owners can unpublish public, secret-link, invite-only, and encrypted publications in Studio. Unpublish stops hosted reader access and keeps the source and publication history so the source can be published again. Changing a local GNO collection policy or deleting a local file does not retract an uploaded artifact. Hosted operations do not delete your local vault files.
Delete permanently applies to the selected hosted library item, its associated publications and history, and assets no longer referenced elsewhere. Review the affected counts before confirming. Access is denied when deletion is accepted; cleanup then continues in the background. Deleting and Cleanup failed mean payload cleanup is not complete. A cleanup failure keeps access denied and can be retried.
Separately published notes or copies and shared assets still used by another item are not removed. Unpublishing or deletion cannot recall copies already downloaded, cached by others, or independently published. Deletion does not promise immediate erasure from backups. Legal or operational retention exceptions are described in the Privacy Policy.
You may not use gno.sh to publish or distribute illegal content, exploitative material, targeted harassment, threats, doxxing, malware, credential theft, spam, or content that infringes the rights of others. See the Acceptable Use Policy for details.
I may investigate reports, remove or disable access to content, suspend publishing, or terminate accounts when needed to address abuse, legal risk, security incidents, or violations of these Terms.
Use Report Abuse to email a public page URL and your concern. I review reports manually; a report alone does not establish a violation or trigger automatic takedown. Opening an email draft does not submit a report, and I do not promise a fixed response time.
A moderation restriction denies hosted access to the affected publication and its history and assets. Changing its route, rotating a token, publishing again, or importing an exact copy under the same owner does not clear the restriction. This exact-copy check does not guarantee detection of edited content or copies under another account.
Affected owners see Restricted and a policy explanation in Studio. To request review, email abuse@gno.sh with the publication identifier and your explanation. Owners can still delete their hosted content. Reinstatement clears only the moderation restriction: it does not undo deletion, unpublishing, expiry, or access revocation, restore old secret tokens, or automatically republish a withdrawn source. Report handling and retained restriction records are described in the Privacy Policy.
Paid features and limits depend on your current plan. Subscriptions, renewals, and cancellations are handled through the billing provider shown at checkout.
gno.sh is provided on an as-available basis. I may change, improve, restrict, or remove features, limits, or integrations at any time.
To the maximum extent permitted by law, gno.sh is not liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, or exemplary damages, or for loss of data, revenue, profit, or goodwill. Nothing here excludes liability that cannot be excluded by law.
Legal and service contact: legal@gno.sh. Security reports: security@gno.sh.