Make room. Give credit. Respect boundaries.

UNITIQX Commons is a public creative gallery with an optional, text-only idea-submission queue. Submissions are private until locally reviewed and approved. This is not an account system, real-time chat, or automatic publishing service.

What we value

• Ideas are welcome from newcomers and experts alike.
• Offer feedback without harassment, discrimination, threats, or intimidation.
• Credit original creators and respect licenses and consent.
• Mentorship is voluntary, reciprocal, and never a way to control another person.
• Do not share passwords, confidential material, other people's private information, or copyrighted material without permission.
• Make projects accessible where possible; write clear instructions and provide alternate formats.

What is actually public

The public website, purpose-built curated demos, and ideas expressly approved after review are visible publicly. Private UNITIQX Studio, vault, AI infrastructure and workspaces are never made public through Commons. There are no public admin or approval APIs.

Visitor privacy

The website has no account registration, advertising pixels, external fonts, social trackers or payments. If you voluntarily submit a project idea, its title, description, selected category, collaboration request and optional nickname are stored in a local private SQLite review queue. If approved, these fields become public. Avoid contact details or secrets. A private withdrawal code lets you remove the submission; keep it safe. Pending ideas are pruned after 45 days when maintenance runs. Rejected and withdrawn records are pruned after 7 days; withdrawal also immediately redacts project text and nickname from active records. Approved ideas remain until withdrawal or removal. SQLite storage and operational backups may retain residual data until their own retention windows expire, and hosting/reverse-proxy technical logs may record IP addresses and timestamps. No third-party AI is needed for submission.

Ownership and opportunity

Visitors may freely explore demos. Their source and reuse terms will need explicit licenses before redistributing or commercializing them. AI tools are aids, not human members or legal co-owners; naming a model provider never implies endorsement or connection. Contributors' actual permissions and credit must be clear before participatory features launch.

What is coming later

Public user profiles, direct messages, community project workspaces, mentorship matching and revenue-sharing still require stronger identity, reporting, privacy, abuse safeguards and legal terms. Text-only moderated idea intake is live separately and never automatically publishes.

Public browsing needs no account. Submitting a text idea is voluntary and enters private review, not immediate publication. Never upload personal contact details, credentials, or payment information.