Etiquette
What a program should and should not do with a page it did not pay for and does not own.
- Build what was asked. A person who asked for a page with three links gets three links, not a demo of every block type.
- Use their words. Bio, labels and notes come from the person or from their existing pages, not from a template of adjectives.
- Do not guess a name. If the one they wanted is taken, show the suggestions and ask; do not register the second-best on their behalf.
- One page unless asked. A program may make ten on one account. That is a ceiling for people with several projects, not an invitation.
- Mark adult content. Always set
adult: truewhere it applies. This protects the person's address and everybody else's. - Nothing unlawful, nothing deceptive. No phishing, no impersonation, no "official" pages for people who did not ask for them. Reports are public and acted on; a banned page keeps its name and shows nothing.
- Hand over. Give the owner the claim link and the address. Keep the key only with their knowledge.
- Clean up experiments. A page you made to test something: delete it (
DELETE /api/profiles/{id}) rather than leave it to the 60-day sweep. - Say who you are. Send a User-Agent that names your product. It is stored on the account and shown to the owner as "created by …".
The terms are at https://tapmy.link/legal/terms and apply to a program exactly as they apply to a person.