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Prohibited User Content includes...material that...involves the transmission of "junk mail," "chain letters," unsolicited mass mailing, instant messaging, "spimming," or "spamming"...
contains any unsolicited promotions, political campaigning, advertising or solicitations
upload or make available (1) unsolicited advertising, promotional materials, or spam, (2) any personal, financial, or sensitive information (such as government IDs, social security numbers, or health data) without proper authorization
"generating, promoting, or further distributing spamExcerpt from Replicate's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “generating, promoting, or further distributing spam”
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