- Off by default. Nothing is contributed unless you switch this on yourself.
- Join and your account receives 5 credits, once. Leaving and rejoining does not earn more.
- Joining commits you for 21 days. The setting cannot be switched off before then, so decide before you switch it on.
- Secrets, keys, tokens, email addresses and personal data are stripped before anything is stored — automatically, and the record is discarded if the stripping fails.
- After the 21 days you can leave whenever you like, immediately. What was already contributed stays, and everything is deleted within 24 months regardless.
- Your private project stays private. This programme is about the material, not about publishing your product.
1. What this programme is
Florgin improves faster when it can learn from real work rather than from examples. This programme asks for that material directly instead of taking it quietly: if you join, the prompts you write, the code generated for you and the images generated for you may be used to train and evaluate the models and systems that produce them.
If you never open this page and never switch the setting on, nothing described here happens to your account.
2. What is contributed, and what is not
| Contributed | Not contributed |
|---|---|
| The prompts and change requests you write | Your account, name, email address or billing details |
| Code generated in response to them | Files you upload, and anything you paste as an attachment |
| Images and 3D assets generated for you | Integration credentials, tokens and connector settings |
| Which model produced the result, and whether a gate passed | Anything from a project you did not build while enrolled |
Contribution begins when you switch it on and ends the moment you switch it off. Work from before you joined is not swept up, and work after you leave is not collected.
3. What is removed before anything is stored
Material is passed through automatic redaction before it is written anywhere. The following are replaced with a marker, and the original is never stored:
- API keys, access tokens, secret keys, private keys and passwords, including ones written inline in generated code.
- Connection strings and database URLs carrying credentials.
- Email addresses, telephone numbers and postal addresses.
- Payment card numbers and national identity numbers, using the same detection that refuses them at submission.
- Authorisation headers, cookies and session values.
- Domain names and hostnames belonging to your project, so a contributed file cannot be traced back to a live deployment.
Redaction is thorough but not infallible. Do not treat it as a reason to submit something you would not otherwise submit — Section 4 of the Acceptable Use Policy still applies in full, and this programme does not create an exception to it.
4. What your account receives
Joining adds 5 credits to your account. The grant is made once per account, for the first time it is switched on. Switching the programme off and on again does not grant it a second time, and the credits already granted are not taken back when you leave.
The credits are consideration for the contribution, not a payment for your content. You keep every right you have in your prompts and in the output generated for you; nothing here transfers ownership.
5. Leaving
The enrolment runs for 21 days from the day you switch it on. During those 21 days the setting is held open and the switch will not turn it off. The term is stated here, in the summary at the top of this page, and on the switch itself, because a term you only find out about when you try to leave is not a term you agreed to.
After 21 days the setting is yours again: switch it off from Settings, with immediate effect, no notice and no penalty. Nothing about your plan, your limits or your projects changes when you leave, and the 21 days do not start again unless you choose to rejoin.
Leaving stops all further contribution immediately. It does not undo processing that already happened: material contributed before you left, and models already trained on it, are not reversible. This is why the programme is opt-in and described in this much detail before you decide.
If you want material contributed before you left deleted ahead of the retention period, email 1florginai@gmail.com and we will remove it from the corpus. We cannot remove its influence from a model that has already been trained, and we will not claim otherwise.
6. How long it is kept
Every contributed record carries an expiry stamped at the moment it is written, and is deleted no later than 24 months after that. The expiry is stored with the record and enforced by a scheduled deletion, so nothing survives by being forgotten.
Aggregated statistics derived from the corpus — counts, pass rates, error frequencies — may be kept longer, because they describe the system rather than any piece of your work and cannot be traced back to it.
8. Changes to this Policy
If we change what is contributed, what is removed, how long it is kept or who sees it, this Policy gets a new version and your enrolment does not carry over to it. You will be asked again, and the programme stays off until you say yes to the new terms. A policy you agreed to once must not become a policy you never read.
Questions about this programme: 1florginai@gmail.com.
This document is published in English. Any translation provided for convenience is not an official version, and the English text controls except where mandatory local law requires otherwise.