Content policy and takedown process
iterFact hosts user-created artifacts, but it is not a free-for-all publishing surface. If you find abusive, deceptive, infringing, or otherwise harmful content, report it and we will review it.
How to report content
Email paul@iterfact.com with the artifact URL, a short description of the issue, and any relevant evidence or context.
If you are reporting copyrighted material, include enough detail for iterFact to identify the work and the specific hosted artifact you want reviewed.
What iterFact may remove
iterFact may unpublish or restrict artifacts that contain fraud, impersonation, phishing, malware, clear copyright abuse, illegal content, or other material that creates safety, legal, or trust risk for readers and connected domains.
Templates reduce risk, but they do not eliminate it. Hosted content still has to meet basic platform and legal standards.
How review works
Reports are reviewed manually. iterFact may remove a public page, unpublish a custom domain artifact, or request clarification from the publisher before taking a final action. The artifact can remain in the owner's library while its public route is removed.
Urgent abuse affecting safety or deception risk is prioritized ahead of ordinary content disputes.
Questions
For general product questions, use the public docs. For content reports or takedown requests, use paul@iterfact.com.