GRAFFITI THIS PAGE is a shared wall on the internet. You claim a spot, you paint it, and your piece stays on the wall alongside everyone else's as it grows toward 10,000 tags. It's a personal project run for fun, offered as-is.
Pick a name and you're in — no email, no password. Copying your recovery key is what reserves that name to you. If you lose your recovery key, we cannot get your account back for you. There's no email on file to reset anything with. Keep it somewhere safe.
Names are first-come. If you haven't reserved a name with a recovery key, someone else may take it later. Art painted before a name was reserved stays credited to whoever painted it, not to whoever reserves the name afterward.
This is a graffiti wall, so the bar is set where a real wall sets it. Crude, rude, ugly, profane, political, silly — all fine. Two things are not:
Also, don't paint anything that's illegal, that targets or harasses a specific private person, that impersonates someone, or that you don't have the right to use.
New pieces are screened automatically. If the screen thinks a piece breaks the two rules above, the art is hidden immediately and a grey "UNDER REVIEW" patch holds that spot on the wall — your plot isn't taken from you while it's checked.
A human then reviews it. If the screen got it wrong, the original art goes straight back where it was. If it really did break the rules, it's removed for good. Automated screening isn't perfect in either direction, and a human makes the final call.
We may also remove content, reclaim a plot, or block access where it's needed to keep the wall working — for example abuse, spam, or attempts to break the site.
That's the intent and it's how the wall is built: committed pieces aren't on a timer and aren't recycled, and there's no mechanism for one user to paint over another's work. Snapshots are kept so that mistakes can be undone.
Being straight with you though: this is a personal project on a free hosting tier, not a museum with an endowment. Nobody can promise a website outlives them. If it ever has to shut down, the intent is to give notice and publish an archive of the wall rather than let it vanish quietly. Treat your piece as something you made for fun, not as storage of record for something irreplaceable.
You keep ownership of what you paint. By painting it here you give permission to display it on the wall, in share images, on writer pages, and in screenshots or posts promoting the site. That permission needs to last as long as the wall does — a piece can't be pulled out of the middle of a collaborative mural years later without wrecking everyone else's work around it.
You confirm the work is yours to give. If you believe something on the wall infringes your rights, get in touch and it will be taken down.
Credits are how much wall you can claim. They're free — you get some to start, more from the daily spin. Credits cost nothing, can't be bought, aren't currency, and have no cash value. They can't be transferred or refunded, and they're not property.
Your art and tag name are public by design. Everything you paint is visible to everyone.
This site isn't intended for children under 13, and accounts shouldn't be created by them. It's a public wall that strangers paint on, so it isn't moderated to a kid-safe standard.
The site is provided "as is", without warranties of any kind. It may go down, change, or lose data. To the fullest extent the law allows, the operator isn't liable for any damages arising from your use of it, and isn't responsible for what other users paint.
These rules may be updated; the date at the top changes when they are. If you keep using the site after a change, that's your agreement to the current version.
Questions, takedown requests, or something on the wall that shouldn't be there — reach out at hello@withseatbelt.com.
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