CC0 licensing
Every prompt text on One Shto is dedicated to the public domain under CC0 1.0. Anyone may copy, change, and use any prompt for any purpose — commercial or not — without asking permission and without attribution.
Display names shown next to prompts are a courtesy only. They carry no legal claim over the text.
Questions
Can I use One Shto prompts commercially?
Yes. Every prompt is dedicated to the public domain under CC0 1.0, so you can use any prompt in commercial products, paid services, or client work without permission, payment, or attribution.
Do I need to credit One Shto or the contributor?
No. CC0 waives attribution entirely. Contributor display names are shown as a courtesy only. Crediting the library is appreciated but never required.
Can I modify a prompt and share my version?
Yes. You can edit, remix, translate, or build on any prompt and share the result under any terms you choose, including keeping it private or selling it. The original stays public domain here.
Can AI companies train models on these prompts?
Yes. CC0 means machines are as welcome as people: training, retrieval, quoting in AI answers, and bundling into datasets are all permitted. That is the point of the library.