Code Card / Policies
Terms of Use
These terms describe the basic rules for using Code Card Library, contributing code, and participating in community features.
Last updated: October 25, 2026
Use the service responsibly
Do not use Code Card to break the law, interfere with the service, bypass security controls, access another person's account or private information, distribute malicious content, spam other users, or abuse reporting and moderation systems.
Your account
You are responsible for protecting access to your account and for activity performed through it. Use the available session, email-verification, and password-recovery controls when account access changes or credentials may have been exposed.
Code and content you submit
You remain responsible for content you submit. Do not publish code, text, or other material that you do not have the right to share. When source attribution is required or useful, provide accurate source information.
By choosing to publish content, you give Code Card permission to host, copy, index, display, and make that content available through the service for as long as it remains published or is otherwise reasonably needed to operate, moderate, secure, or back up the service.
Code can be unsafe or incorrect
Code Cards are contributed and may contain mistakes, insecure behavior, destructive commands, outdated techniques, or assumptions that do not apply to your environment. Verification and testing labels provide context but are not a guarantee. Review and test code before using it.
Moderation
Code Card may restrict publication, remove or hide material, preserve reports and review history, or limit account privileges when necessary to enforce these terms, address security or copyright concerns, protect users, or operate the service.
Paid plans and subscriptions
Paid plans, when offered, are recurring subscriptions billed through the hosted payment provider shown at checkout. Prices, billing intervals, and included entitlements are shown before purchase. Subscription access can change when a payment succeeds, fails, is canceled, expires, or otherwise changes status. Billing management and cancellation controls are provided through the account billing page and the payment provider's hosted customer portal.
Creator Support
Creator Support, when available, is a voluntary support/tip feature for free public creator work. It is not a purchase of a Code Card, does not unlock paid access to public Code Cards, and is separate from any future Creator Store or paid Card Pack product.
Support payments are processed through Stripe. Code Card Library receives the payment and distributes the creator share through Stripe Connect. The current Creator Support split is 85% to the creator and 15% to Code Card Library before any creator-side taxes or Stripe payout effects. Creators are responsible for determining, reporting, and paying their own federal, state, local, and other applicable taxes arising from Creator Support and for information they provide to Stripe. Code Card Library does not provide tax advice and does not voluntarily assume tax-reporting, withholding, filing, or similar obligations beyond those that applicable law requires Code Card Library to perform.
Refunds, disputes, suspected fraud, payout holds, and creator suspensions may require human review. A refund or dispute can reduce or reverse amounts associated with a support payment, and Code Card may suspend public support or place a payout-risk hold while an issue is reviewed. Releasing a hold or suspension does not guarantee that public support will be re-enabled automatically.
Creator Support is currently intended for supported United States creator accounts during the initial rollout. Availability may be limited by creator location, Stripe requirements, account review, published-content eligibility, risk controls, or other operational requirements.
Availability and changes
The service may change, experience interruptions, or discontinue features. Code Card is provided on an “as available” basis. To the extent permitted by law, Code Card does not guarantee that contributed code or the service will always be accurate, secure, uninterrupted, or suitable for a particular purpose.
Updates to these terms
Material changes will be reflected on this page with an updated date. Continued use after an update means the current terms apply to future use of the service.