Terms
Submission terms
The rules for suggesting features and voting. They exist to keep the request lab useful and safe.
Last updated 22 September 2026
What a suggestion is
- A suggestion is an idea for the JARVIS project. It is not a request for service, support or access.
- Submitting or voting never gives anyone access to JARVIS, its computer, its memory or its data.
- The owner decides what gets built. Votes inform that decision; they do not decide it, and no timeline is promised.
What you agree to
- You wrote the suggestion yourself, or have the right to share it.
- It contains no personal data about other people, no passwords or keys, and nothing confidential.
- You allow the project to publish the suggestion, edit it for clarity or merge it with similar ones, and use the idea in JARVIS without payment or attribution beyond the display name you chose.
Moderation
Every suggestion is reviewed before it appears. Suggestions may be rejected, merged as duplicates or removed, for example when they:
- are spam, advertising or mostly links;
- are abusive, discriminatory or unlawful;
- try to get JARVIS to do something harmful, or probe it for security weaknesses;
- include someone else’s personal information.
Please do not describe security problems with this website in a suggestion. Instead, send a suggestion in the “This website” category that says you have a security report, with no details, and ask for status updates by email. Suggestions are not public until moderated, and the owner will contact you privately.
Voting
One vote per visitor per suggestion. Automated or coordinated voting is removed. Voting closes when a suggestion ships, is declined or is merged.