“Users who violate the Terms of Service may be warned by a community moderator, given a time-out, or be blocked from the service.”
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The clause establishes a graduated set of enforcement responses—from warning through blocking—that moderators may apply to Terms of Service violations.
Users who violate the Terms of Service may face a warning, a temporary time-out, or permanent blocking from the service.
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"Users who violate the Terms of Service may be warned by a community moderator, given a time-out, or be blocked from the service.Excerpt from Midjourney's Community Guidelines
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The clause establishes a graduated set of enforcement responses—from warning through blocking—that moderators may apply to Terms of Service violations.
Users who violate the Terms of Service may face a warning, a temporary time-out, or permanent blocking from the service.
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