Acceptable Use Policy
What you may not do on BountySmith. This policy is part of the Terms of Service.
Prohibited content and conduct
- Illegal content or activity of any kind.
- Stolen or infringing assets — work that violates someone else’s copyright or trademark.
- Malware, or unsafe files of any kind — including executables or scripts disguised as assets, and archives that hide executables or use unsafe entry paths (for example
../path traversal). We scan uploaded files, but scanning is a safety check, not a guarantee — you remain responsible for what you upload. - Phishing or social engineering of other users.
- Scraping, attacking, or otherwise disrupting the platform.
- Harassment, threats, or hate.
- Impersonating another person, studio, or brand.
- Fake portfolios, fake submissions, or misleading proof — your portfolio and your evidence must be genuine and your own.
- Spam or scam bounties.
- Adult or sexually explicit content.
- Content that violates Roblox’s Terms of Service, or deceptive Roblox assets.
- Attempting to bypass the vault, protected-file access, payment flow, or verification rules.
- Sharing locked final files before payment is released.
- Payment manipulation, or arranging work off-platform to evade review, protected deliverables, fees, or moderation.
- Abusing the reports or disputes system — for example, filing false or retaliatory reports.
- Uploading other people’s private data.
Upload rules
- Upload only files you have the rights to share.
- Uploaded files are scanned at upload time — files whose contents don’t match their claimed type, or that carry unsafe signatures, are rejected.
- Admins may review uploaded files for verification, dispute resolution, and safety, and may remove content that violates this policy.
Reporting and enforcement
Any logged-in user can report a bounty, user, or file for review. We don’t reveal who filed a report to the person being reported, and a report never punishes anyone on its own — an admin reviews it first.
Depending on what a review finds, we may remove content, act on a bounty or dispute, and change an account’s status — from a limited account (some actions unavailable) to suspended or banned from marketplace actions. These are reversible operator decisions, not automatic penalties. If you think a decision was a mistake, reach us on the support page.